Concordia Junior-Senior High School

09/01/2026

Great job, ladies! Go Panthers!
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The Concordia Girls Golf team won their home invitational today! Full recap and scores here: https://www.ncktoday.com/sports/concordia-girls-golf-wins-home-invitational

09/01/2026

Tonight's opening home game (9-1-26) will be livestreamed against Wamego. Go Panthers!

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09/01/2026

Congratulations to Burklee Jackson, Concordia High School’s Student of the Month for September. Burklee is the son of Anna and Allan Jackson.

Burklee plans to attend a university next fall to study Economics or Political Science. Eventually he wants to work as an economist or policy analyst for a major organization or the government, and maybe run for an office one day.

Burklee has participated in: Powerlifting, Swim Team, National Honor Society (NHS), Friends of Rachel, Boy Scouts of America, Student Council, and Scholars Bowl. He also enjoys photography, reading books, traveling, and camping.

09/01/2026

Homecoming 2026 is this month! The week of September 21 will be full of school spirit and activities, and it will culminate with Friday night's football game and the crowning of the King and Queen. Congratulations to the candidates!

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

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08/27/2026

Today in Senior Seminar, students cracked under pressure (literally!) by cooking an over easy egg in Mrs. Nelson's ag room. On certain days, seniors come together as a larger group to learn or practice another skill that's useful for life during and after high school, like not serving egg shells in their breakfast.

08/21/2026

Mrs. Kearn and her students dedicated years of work to this project in a collaborative effort with the community. Great job, everyone!
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Concordia High School students and their teacher Gena Kearn helped make a beautiful, lasting tribute to a former legislator and governor of Kansas. Three intricate stained glass windows depict the U.S. Capitol, the Kansas State Capitol and the late Frank Carlson, a Cloud County native, who served in both. Learn more in the August issue of Northwest Kansas Today.

08/20/2026

Students in 7th grade Social Studies are learning all about sourcing. This week they compared two sources to determine which one would be more reliable. By the end of the lesson they were able to detect potential bias!