Why Concordia Prep

Concordia Prep school is a compassionate, Christ-centered community of servant leaders. Started in 1965, as Baltimore Lutheran School, Concordia Prep has a rich history of excellence in education, faith development, and community service. Serving grades 6 through 12, Concordia Prep is affiliated with the Lutheran Church Missouri-Synod and welcomes students from all backgrounds and religions.

The school day begins at 7:55 a.m. and is dismissed at 2:55 p.m. during the week.

Middle School students begin their first class at 7:55 a.m. usually in Kuenne Hall.

Upper School students that do not have a first period class at 7:55 a.m. begin their school day at 8:40 a.m. in the classroom. 

Extra-curricular activities begin after school between 3:15 pm and 4:00 pm. and can end later depending on the activity.

Students may be dropped off as early as 7:15 a.m. on campus. 

Upper School students who are not participating in afterschool activities may wait for rides in the Bridges Media Center located in Hofmeister Hall.
 
The Extended Day Program (EDP) is available to all Middle School students. Either directly at the end of the school day or after their afterschool activities have concluded, students are able to go to the designated EDP faculty and stay until 6:00 p.m. when families arrive on campus. Please note that there is a small associated fee for utilizing this program. 

There are separate campus buildings for the Middle and Upper School students. The Middle School begins their school day in Kuenne Hall where their lockers are located along with classrooms. The Upper School students begin their day in Hoffmeister Hall where their lockers are located. 

There is some overlap depending on students' enrolled courses (i.e., an eighth grader is taking a high school level course). Upper-level math and world languages classes tend to be held in Hofmeister Hall.

Additionally, students do pass each other around campus and there are campus-wide chapels, assemblies, and mentorship activities where both Middle and Upper School students interact along with faculty.

The Giguere Program is designed for college-bound students with diagnosed learning differences. The program aims to ensure students with academic accommodations are offered those for classroom support and assessments. 

Additionally, Giguere provides resources and study strategies to promote skills assisting students to succeed independently at higher education levels. Giguere promotes each student’s individual strengths and fosters an environment of inclusive excellence. 

Families can express interest on their admissions applications or schedule a time to meet with our team to discuss any additional questions.