News and Announcements

James Irvin Ridley, a graduate from the Class of 1975, was a speaker at our recent BLAST Assembly. He is currently self-employed as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion consultant for public safety agencies. He was a Fort Wayne Firefighter for 29 years. Upon retirement, he was employed by the International Association of Fire Fighters, providing educational training to over 325K career firefighters across the US and Canada, and retired after 11 years of service.

Concordia Lutheran High School is welcoming its newest students to the Honors Academy this spring. These new freshmen are: Julia Cobb, Kathryn Crook and Adelyn Brown.

Concordia Lutheran High School and B.L.A.S.T., the Black Lutheran Alumni Scholarship Team, will host the 2023 Black History Month assembly on Thursday, February 2 at 9:30 am.

During the month of February, Concordia Lutheran High School will recognize Black History Month with the following events, activities, and announcements for students, faculty, and staff.

The Concordia Lutheran High School choral department participated in the vocal ISSMA Solo & Ensemble Regional contest held at East Noble High School on Saturday, January 28.

During the first week of February, the school counselors will hold entire class meetings in which we present credit requirements for graduation, new course offerings for the 2023-2024 school year, and how to select courses through their FACTS account.

Congratuations to junior Ajani Washington who scored his 1000th point on Saturday, January 28 in the game against Heritage. He is now ranked 7th in the school for all-time scorers.

January in Indiana can usually be summed in one, maybe two or three words: cold, snowy, and bleh. And that is certainly the case if you only look at the surface of things. But here at Concordia, we try to get students to look beyond the surface, to really explore for themselves what the meanings of things are. So January? Let’s look at it from an exploratory perspective, and get a little deeper into what we can take from this month.

Concordia alum Zach Panning will be returning to the high school on January 26 to share his story of persevering through adversity.

Caleb Goodwin, a 2021 graduate, is a sophomore at Purdue University studying pre-med and Brain and Behavioral Science. He is also a member of the Purdue Varsity Glee Club who will be performing in concert at Huntington University on Saturday, February 4.