Grade 9 science students dissected pig hearts to understand the inner workings of the mammalian circulatory organ.

Over the past 7 days, the elementary school accumulatively read over 7,000 books as they went on their own unique reading journeys.

All Concordia High School students in Spanish courses gathered together for a special lesson on Costa Rican culture and sampled the country’s delicious cuisine. 

The class thought about animal and plant structures and how those structures could be used to protect themselves.

The Reception classes had a Culture Celebration on October 25 to celebrate all the unique cultures and traditions represented in their classrooms.

The high school art class is hosting its first art exhibition in Building B until December 1st.

Elementary classes host a Writing Celebration at the end of every writing unit where the students showcase their stories and how their writing skills evolved.

Concordia senior Rachel is our first student to complete all of the courses in a “math minor” by taking six university math courses from Concordia University Nebraska.