Concordia Lutheran High School
Tomball · Northwest Houston metro, on East Main Street in Tomball
700 E. Main, Tomball, TX 77375Map ↗Established 1984
About this information
$22,800
Tuition · 2026–27
9–12
Grades
565
Upper School Enrollment
11:1
Student–teacher
At a glance
A college-preparatory curriculum with CAPP, AP and on-campus dual-credit courses, a theology course every semester, and an agricultural sciences program tied to the school’s 4-H/FFA chapter.
Advanced Academics
School-designed CAPP courses from ninth grade lead into 16 AP courses and on-campus Lone Star College dual credit.
Agricultural Sciences
Animal science, wildlife management, floral design and culinary courses carry FFA membership and a veterinary-assistant certification path.
Faith & Purpose
A theology course every semester is a graduation requirement, and juniors and seniors can train as mentors to new students.
Arts & Creativity
Auditioned choir and band, AP art portfolios and audio-video production toward industry certification anchor the fine arts curriculum.
Tuition & financial aid
2026–27 Tuition
$22,800
Estimated First-Year Required Cost
$23,850
TEFA (Texas Education Freedom Account)
Payment options
Monthly
through May
Need-based aid
Awards reduce tuition only and are set each year. Apply once your student has started the admission process; need has no bearing on admission.
Merit scholarships
Not offered — aid is need-based only
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Additional & conditional costs
Required and potential costs beyond published tuition
Mandatory freshman fees
Included in estimated first-year required cost
Enrollment Fee
New students; non-refundable
Registration Fee
Non-refundable, due before scheduling · Covers textbook rental.
Optional / variable expenses
Not included in estimated first-year cost
Ag Sciences
Annual
Cross Country, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Cheerleading, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track, and Golf
Annual
Football, Baseball, and Lacrosse
Annual
Visual Arts
Annual
Band, Choir, Multimedia, and Esports
Annual
Theater (One Act Play, Winter Musical)
Annual
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 5, 2026
Admissions
Admissions Timeline
2027–28 cycle- Oct 1, 2026
Applications Open
- Feb 19, 2027
Priority Application Deadline
- Mar 5, 2027
Application Deadline
- Apr 2, 2027
Acceptance Response Date
What's required
Entrance exam: ISEE
Teacher recommendations
Interview
Most recent report card
Birth certificate
Current immunization records
Good to know
- Priority consideration
- Applications in by the priority deadline are reviewed first; later ones are considered until all spaces fill
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Academics
Advanced Coursework
16
AP Courses
8
Advanced Courses
Academic Model & Programs
Signature program: Agricultural Sciences (4-H/FFA) — Hands-on animal, wildlife, floral and culinary courses; taking one each year makes a student a chapter member eligible for its competition teams.
Grading
+1.0 CAPP, AP & Dual Credit
Class Ranking
Selective DisclosureOnly the top 10% receive a numerical rank
Graduation Requirements
Academic Support
Tutoring
Good to know
Accommodations are granted at the school’s discretion, based on individual student needs.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 6, 2026
World Languages
Spanish
Spanish I • Spanish II • CAPP Spanish III • AP Spanish IV – Language • AP Spanish V – Literature
American Sign Language
American Sign Language I • American Sign Language II • American Sign Language III
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 6, 2026
College Prep
College Counseling
Grade-level counselors plus a College and Career Counselor
Counselors help with course planning, test scores, and college and scholarship applications.
Testing & Test Prep
PSAT 8/9 in 9th grade and the PSAT in 10th and 11th, given at school
Counselors also explain the placement tests used for dual credit enrollment.
College Planning
On-campus college fair each fall
Approved college visits count as excused absences.
College outcomes · Class of 2025
98% of students continue on to higher education%
College Bound
Sources
- Guidance Counseling
- Academic Course Guide 2026-2027 (PDF)
- 26-27 Academic Calendar (PDF)
- 2024-2025 Annual Report (PDF)
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Faith & community
Lutheran identity
Lutheran
Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod (LCMS) · A Recognized Service Organization of the LCMS, governed by nine association congregations. Enrollment depends on signing and upholding the school’s Statement of Faith.
Chapel & worship
Weekly Chapel · Thursdays · Required
Teachers, students, area pastors and youth ministers lead the services, with student praise teams and soloists.
Pastoral care
Spiritual Life Director for prayer requests
Student leaders pray over the PA and at lunch; teachers and coaches pray in class and at practices.
Family Work Service
12 hours a year per family, or $240 in lieu
Hours and payment can be mixed at $20 an hour.
Retreats
Freshman retreat in October
A day of games, seminars, Bible study and time outdoors, with Student Council members as group leaders.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Athletics
TAPPS
League / Classification
Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools; Concordia plays in 6A, the largest division.
79% of students participate in athletics; 20 varsity sports; 36 total athletic teams%
of students play a sport
13 sports offered
Varsity/interscholastic offerings
Cheerleading • Cross Country · Boys & Girls • Football • Volleyball · Girls • Basketball · Boys & Girls • Soccer · Boys & Girls • Swimming · Boys & Girls • Baseball • Golf · Boys & Girls • Lacrosse · Boys • Softball • Tennis · Boys & Girls • Track & Field · Boys & Girls
Athletic Facilities
Stadium with football field and track • Gymnasium • Tennis complex • Two weight rooms, one with a rehab area • Athletic training clinic with a full-time licensed athletic trainer
Athletic Notables
TAPPS 6A state runner-up: Cheer 2021-22, 2023-24, 2024-25 and 2025-26; Baseball 2024 and 2026; Boys Track & Field 2026
Boys Golf individual state champion, 2025
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Arts
Band
Symphonic Band (by audition) and a beginners’ Band Exploratory class; jazz band, drumline, handbells and a chapel praise band rehearse outside class.
Visual Arts
Art I, then Drawing, Painting or Sculpture, CAPP Art III and three AP portfolios; the Art Team enters TAPPS and Scholastic competitions.
Theater / Drama
A year-long Theatre Arts class covering acting, design and stagecraft, plus a fall one-act play and a winter musical.
Choir / Vocal
Concert Choir is auditioned; Crusader Choir teaches beginners in grades 9–10. A select Chamber Choir rehearses before school.
Digital / Media Arts
Video storytelling from Multimedia Pro through AV Production Practicum, preparing for an industry editing certification.
Arts Notables
TAPPS 6A Overall Fine Arts state champion, 2023 and 2024
TAPPS 6A state champions every year 2022–2026 in Vocal Music and in Band
TAPPS 6A Art Team state champion, 2024
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
School life
Campus & Setting
Main Campus
Main and south campuses · Tomball
Timkin Road, parallel to FM 2920, runs between the two.
Arts
Crusader Center stage · music rooms · art room
Ensembles also perform at area churches and schools.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Daily Life
School Day
8:00 AM – 3:15 PM
All eight classes meet Monday, Tuesday and Friday; Wednesday and Thursday are longer block days.
Uniform
Standards of Dress & Grooming · five principles
Clothes must be neat, modest and free of offensive messages; torn clothing, athletic pants and leggings are not allowed. Students dress to a set theme on Theme Days.
Lunch & Dining
Catered hot lunch or a lunch from home
Several hot entrées and à la carte items are sold daily; coolers and microwaves are available for lunches from home.
Community Time
Family Groups · Fridays
Small mixed-grade groups, each led by a faculty or staff member.
Phone Policy
Locked in a pouch from 8:00 AM to 3:15 PM
Smartwatches, earbuds and tablets are included. A device found outside the pouch is held until a parent picks it up.
Sources
Freshman Transition & Success
Getting Started
FAME (Freshmen Achieving More Excellence)
Built into the freshman theology course, it works on relationships, organization, study skills and academic goals.
Ongoing / Success Support
A guidance counselor dedicated to the freshman class
Grades 10 and 11–12 each have their own counselor as well.
Peer Support
Upperclass leadership mentors
Freshmen meet their mentor weekly in the fall and every other week in the spring.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 6, 2026
Clubs & Activities
17 activities across 10 categories
Faith & Ministry
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes
- Friday Morning Girls
- Fight Club Men’s Bible Study
- Youth Commission International
Academic
- Academic Team
- Finance Club
- Marketing Club
- Peer Tutoring
Honor Societies
- National Honor Society
- American Sign Language Honor Society
Cultural & Affinity
- Spanish Club
STEM / Robotics
- Chemistry Club
Special Interest
- Agriculture program began in 2015; over 240 students participate each year; includes Food Science as a career event and Food Technology & Safety, Food Processing, Wildlife/Fisheries & Ecology Management, Small Animal Management, Veterinary Medical Applications, Principles & Elements of Floral Design, and Animal Science courses
Yearbook
- Yearbook
Student Government
- Student Council
Debate & Speech
- Speech & Debate Team
Service
- Interact Club
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