Welcome to Concordia’s High School!

A Concordia education is more than a preparation for university; it is an education for the whole of life. By surrounding our students with a community of faith, we use every aspect of their school experience to strengthen their character. Students gain self-respect and respect for others through a Christian perspective of service leadership. Of equal importance is the school’s deep commitment to each student’s academic growth.

Socially, students are expected to make positive contributions to the school community and to assume personal responsibility for their actions. Spiritually, they are encouraged to explore faith – to ask their own questions, guided as they search for answers, and are taught to respect their peers’ opportunity to do the same.

Classes are small – average class size is just 18 students – fostering meaningful student-teacher interaction that marks the Concordia experience. Concordia offers Honors and Advanced Placement courses in most subjects for students desiring the challenge of advanced academic work.

Students are encouraged to work hard, explore their interests, and participate fully in their high school years. Concordia provides a variety of opportunities in the performing and visual arts, athletics, and clubs. More than 90 percent of all high school students participate in at least one co-curricular activity.

Certainly, a most joyful part of the Concordia experience is the building of lifelong friendships through shared experiences – studying together, playing together, socializing together, eating together, and reflecting together.

I welcome you to contact me to continue your exploration of the High School.

David Harris
High School Principal