News and Announcements

A group of 75 Concordia Lutheran High School students will take on Washington, D.C., later this month in support of pro-life in the annual March for Life.

So what are you doing in class? This is a question that all of us have heard, be it while students or -- for many of us -- as teachers. It’s a hard question to answer many times

This year my wife, Gyneth, and I celebrated our 40th Anniversary with a special renewal of vows. It was a wonderful day of celebration that included family, friends and past cadets. Touching and heartwarming. I bring this up not because I want to brag about having a special person in my life, but to brag about three other very special people. Two weeks after our vows we celebrated an even more special event, the formal adoption of our oldest grandson, Kolten Conrad.

A new year … A new decade … A new you? Many of us start a new year with resolutions, goals, and the desire to break out of our routine or mold.

I hope you had an enjoyable and relaxing Christmas holiday, taking time to celebrate the birth of Christ with family and friends.

Has the Christmas season brought you comfort and joy? How are you feeling with just a couple days left until Christmas day?

In the past year, I joined a Facebook group for High School Theatre Directors. It has proven to be quite enlightening to read what other theatre educators across the country have to say about the theatre programs at their schools.

I would like to share a recent “pet peeve” of mine. The word “JUST.” You hear it every day. You say it every day. It is a seemingly harmless one syllable word — or is it?!

The CLHS String Orchestra has just concluded the first half of the school year! We spent the first semester working toward two big concerts.

The Memory Project invites high school students to cultivate global kindness by creating portraits as unique gifts for children around the world. These portraits help the children feel valued, show them that many people care about their wellbeing, and provide them with a special childhood memory for the future. Since 2004 The Memory Project has coordinated the delivery of 160,000-plus portraits to children in 49 countries.