News & Announcements

Coach Guinness Collins, Coach Matt Neidigk ’92, and Mr. Palomaki were all honored as TAPPS 6A “of the Year” Award Recipients for the 2024-2025 school year. Collins and Neidigk were Female and Male TAPPS 6A Coaches of the Year while Palomaki was named the Fine Arts Teacher of the Year for TAPPS 6A.

Four Crusader athletes from three different Concordia athletic programs signed to play at the next level in college at NCAA Division I, II, and III schools in Texas.

Eleven seniors from multiple Concordia Fine Art programs signed to continue using their God-given talents at the next level at universities and colleges in Texas, California, Nebraska, and Tennessee.

Concordia’s valedictorian and salutatorian did more than just excel in the classroom; they provided excellence and leadership in many areas at Concordia and our community.

Concordia honors several students for their end-of-year Excellence Awards in Fine Arts, Athletics, and each Academic Department.

Concordia Lutheran High School Alumni Drew Janszen will begin leading the Boys Basketball Program as Head Coach in summer 2025.

For the 5th consecutive year and the 9th in the last 13 years, Concordia has been named the TAPPS 6A Vocal Music State Champions. The Crusader ensembles of Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Women’s Choral, Men’s Chorus, and Sacred 2 combined to clinch Concordia’s 12th Vocal Music title in school history in the middle of April.

Ten Crusader athletes from five different Concordia athletic programs signed to play at the next level in college at NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA, and NJCAA schools in Texas, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, and Oklahoma.

For the 4th consecutive year and the 6th time in 10 years, Concordia has been named the TAPPS 6A State Champions of Instrumental Music. The Crusader ensembles of Symphonic Band, Jazz Band, Saders Jazz Six, and Handbell Choir combined to clinch the title at the end of March.

For the 2024-2025 school year, 66 Houston area schools participated in Theatre Under the Stars’ annual Tommy Tune Awards. Concordia Lutheran High School Players performed Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame for almost 1,000 people at the end of February and beginning of March over six shows and the production has garnered 35 total nominations for this year’s Tommy Tune Awards.