Concordia Lutheran High School

Concordia girls golf clinched third straight SAC title during the conference championships last Saturday at Brookwood Golf Club.

The Concordia Lutheran High School JROTC Raider Team finished 1st and 3rd place in the Co-ed division.

The Concordia Lutheran High School JROTC Raider Team finished 2nd overall at the Huntington North High School Raider Invitational.

Concordia Lutheran High School is proud to announce the newly elected Student Council members for the 2025-2026 school year. These student leaders will represent their peers, organize student activities, and serve as voices for their classmates in shaping school life.

Concordia Lutheran High School is welcomes it's freshmen to the Honors Academy. The Honors Academy promotes exceptional academics, leadership and community service among students. Through service opportunities, leadership summits, and college visits, students are given every opportunity to excel in their learning. Begun in 2014, program involves academic rigor and discovery, creative processing and research, mentor directed community service and leadership development as well as student bonding and support.

Concordia Lutheran High School regularly publishes achievements about students and their accomplishments through software called "Merit." When your child is recognized, Merit will ensure you are notified! We send you an email with a link to the achievement your student was honored in so you can read all about the great things your student is accomplishing! And then you can share those accomplishments on your social media with friends and family! This is your introductory email for the 2025-26 school year for this program.

Jack Habegger Named Barnabas Award Recipient Jack Habegger has been announced as the recipient for the 2025 Concordia Lutheran High School Barnabas Award The gift of encouragement is a beautiful fruit of the Spirit, and we all need it in our faith and daily lives. Thirty-nine years ago, the Class of 1986 stood where today's seniors now stand-ready to graduate and face new challenges. Wanting to leave a legacy at Concordia Lutheran High School, they created the Barnabas Award, named after the biblical encourager. In 2020, it was renamed the Richard W. Moellering Senior Barnabas Award to honor the Class of 1959 alumnus, who valued citizenship and servant leadership. The award includes a permanent plaque displayed at Concordia and a personal plaque for the recipient. The inscription reads: "Barnabas was a missionary and co-worker of St. Paul. His name means 'encourager,' which defined his ministry of service. At Concordia, we claim 'Christ is the center of our lives.' This award, a gift from the Class of 1986, honors a student whose life reflects that creed." Ten seniors were nominated this year: Gwen Burch Evan Gerig Jack Habegger Emma Latin Sierra Luttik Carson Nix Will Schlegel Naomi Weber Landon Willard Yabi Yidnekachew Throughout May, we've celebrated students using their God-given talents in academics, the arts, athletics, and more. This award, however, honors a student who encourages others with humility and heart-often behind the scenes. To the nominees: You've each impacted lives through your quiet encouragement. Some of you were nominated by more than one person. Thank you. As outlined by the Class of 1986, the selection committee includes four faculty members, four seniors, and one member of the class of '86. Their joyful yet difficult task was to read inspiring nominations and choose just one honoree. On behalf of the Class of 1986, we are proud to present the 40th Richard W. Moellering Senior Barnabas Award to Mr. Jack Habegger. Here's what was said about Jack: "He lives out Christ's love by putting others first-helping with anything from sending a simple email to lightening someone's load." "From a young age, Jack has served with his heart. He never misses a chance to help someone in need." "He volunteers without hesitation and follows through on every commitment." "Jack has a gift for seeing opportunities to help-and acting on them. Many have been blessed by his quiet service." Jack is the third in his family to receive this award, following his father, Bill (1990), and his brother, Michael (2022). It is the prayer of the Class of 1986 that this award continues to reflect the spirit of Concordia-living and serving in the love of Jesus. May we all go and encourage someone in their faith today.

Jack Habegger has been announced as the recipient for the 2025 Concordia Lutheran High School Barnabas Award The gift of encouragement is a beautiful fruit of the Spirit, and we all need it in our faith and daily lives. Thirty-nine years ago, the Class of 1986 stood where today's seniors now stand-ready to graduate and face new challenges. Wanting to leave a legacy at Concordia Lutheran High School, they created the Barnabas Award, named after the biblical encourager. In 2020, it was renamed the Richard W. Moellering Senior Barnabas Award to honor the Class of 1959 alumnus, who valued citizenship and servant leadership. The award includes a permanent plaque displayed at Concordia and a personal plaque for the recipient. The inscription reads: "Barnabas was a missionary and co-worker of St. Paul. His name means 'encourager,' which defined his ministry of service. At Concordia, we claim 'Christ is the center of our lives.' This award, a gift from the Class of 1986, honors a student whose life reflects that creed." Ten seniors were nominated this year: Gwen Burch Evan Gerig Jack Habegger Emma Latin Sierra Luttik Carson Nix Will Schlegel Naomi Weber Landon Willard Yabi Yidnekachew Throughout May, we've celebrated students using their God-given talents in academics, the arts, athletics, and more. This award, however, honors a student who encourages others with humility and heart-often behind the scenes. To the nominees: You've each impacted lives through your quiet encouragement. Some of you were nominated by more than one person. Thank you. As outlined by the Class of 1986, the selection committee includes four faculty members, four seniors, and one member of the class of '86. Their joyful yet difficult task was to read inspiring nominations and choose just one honoree. On behalf of the Class of 1986, we are proud to present the 40th Richard W. Moellering Senior Barnabas Award to Mr. Jack Habegger. Here's what was said about Jack: "He lives out Christ's love by putting others first-helping with anything from sending a simple email to lightening someone's load." "From a young age, Jack has served with his heart. He never misses a chance to help someone in need." "He volunteers without hesitation and follows through on every commitment." "Jack has a gift for seeing opportunities to help-and acting on them. Many have been blessed by his quiet service." Jack is the third in his family to receive this award, following his father, Bill (1990), and his brother, Michael (2022). It is the prayer of the Class of 1986 that this award continues to reflect the spirit of Concordia-living and serving in the love of Jesus. May we all go and encourage someone in their faith today.

Despite extremely windy, cold conditions along with tricky pin positions, the Concordia boys golf team placed 2nd behind Bishop Dwenger in the 2025 SAC Championship Tournament with a team score of 366! Individual scores are as follows (top 4 scores count for the overall team score): Clayton Goodman 89 Maddox Sector 88 Owen Smith 99 Ben Fowls 97 Kash Borger 92 The All-Conference SAC Team is comprised of the top 10 scores from the tournament. Concordia had 4 golfers make the ALL-Conference SAC Team! Congratulations to the following golfers: Maddox Sector 3rd place overall Clayton Goodman 4th place overall Kash Borger 6th place overall Ben Fowls tied for 10th place overall

Concordia girls tennis brought home their third straight sectional title, their 19th overall in program history.

CLHS students who have maintained a cumulative 3.66 GPA or higher for three consecutive semesters receive an academic letter and pin. Students who continue to maintain a 3.66 GPA or higher for two additional semesters receive an additional pin(s) to place on their letter.

CLHS students who have maintained a cumulative 3.66 GPA or higher for three consecutive semesters receive an academic letter and pin. Students who continue to maintain a 3.66 GPA or higher for two additional semesters receive an additional pin(s) to place on their letter.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards assembly. The English Department Award was one of the many awards given out.

The McMillen Award goes to a male and female freshman. Criteria for the award is based on on citizenship, sportsmanship, and athletic achievement. This year's recipients are Evan Armstead and Kori Brown.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their students at the end of year Awards Assembly. The Science Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The Rensselaer Award was one of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their students at the end of year Awards Assembly. The Bausch & Lomb Award was one of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The Math Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The World Languages Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their students at the end of year Awards Assembly. The Digital Design Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The Theology Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their students at the end of year Awards Assembly. The Visual Arts Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The Media Arts Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The Instrumental Music Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their students at the end of year Awards assembly. The Math Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The PE Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The Vocal Music Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The PE Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The Culinary Arts Department Awards were some of the many awards given out.

Concordia Lutheran High School recognized their underclassmen at the end of year Underclassmen Awards Assembly. The JROTC Awards were some of the many awards given out.