Priority Application Deadline Dec. 20 2024
A guide to the application process at Concordia Lutheran High School
Concordia Lutheran High School was founded in 1935 as a pillar of Christ-centered educational excellence in the Fort Wayne community. With more than 8,000 alumni all over the world, Concordia graduates are making an impact in their communities and beyond.
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"My oldest daughter has had great teachers she's still in touch with. She just graduated from pharmacy school and one of her teachers knew that. That teacher made sure to go see her at work."
"The faith aspect makes a very positive difference"
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"Concordia's academics and extracurriculars are challenging and help them prepare for the future. They're learning how to be leaders." how
important are sat scores to your child's future?
"Smaller classes give an advantage to learning and some classes are project-based learning, which my kids adapted very well to instead of only learning out of a book."
High school in many ways is the launching point for the rest of a student's life. At Concordia, we give students plenty of opportunities through extracurriculars and rigorous academic programs to discover their passions so that they graduate as Christian servant-leaders who are prepped and ready for whatever comes next.
"I would pick Concordia anytime now that my daughter has gone there. Just the personal involvement of teachers, staff and everyone. The smaller size is great and the faith aspect makes a very positive difference."
Concordia Has the top sat scores in the area which means more college acceptances and more scholarships!
More than $2.25 million awarded in college scholarships to the Class of 2024
From the Track to the Ministry to the Classroom... Hear more about '23 grad Paige Jackson and where she found her passions.
From the Pit to the Business World to the Stage to the Classroom... Hear more about Senior Jack Habegger and where he found his passions.
So, what are you waiting for?
Scan the QR code to hear all of their stories or visit Youtube.com/FWcadets to see all of their videos.
At Concordia, you can do it all! You're not limited to just one thing. Whether it's the course, the stage, the diamond or any of our many extracurricular activities, You can discover your passions whatever they may be. So, what are you waiting for?
From the Course to the Diamond to the Set... Hear more about '23 grad Jon Clem and where he found his passions.
From Volleyball to Student Council to Choir... Hear more about Senior Kate Hellinger and where she found her passions.
From JROTC to Theatre to Softball... Hear more about Senior Rae Koesters and where she found her passions.
October
Information posted online for 2025-26 Tuition & Financial Aid Information
Priority Application Period Opens - Oct. 15
November
Concordia day - Nov. 8
Discover Concordia night - 6:30 PM Nov. 13
December
january
February
Priority Application & Financial Aid Deadline - Dec. 20
Last look Open House - Noon to 3 PM Jan. 26
Receive your Financial Aid Package - (if you submitted your application by Dec. 20)
Freshman Scheduling Nights: February 24 and 26
Spring
JuLY
SUmmer
Take Your Math Placement Test
Tuition Scholarship - July 1 (final deadline for tuition assistance)
Back-to-school Open House and Registration (Books and Locks, etc) - SEE THE FULL CHECKLIST POSTED ONLINE IN JUNE
Check our website at www.clhscadets.com/calendar/ to see all of the great events to participate in throughout the year.
1 credit = 1 semester
All students must complete the Graduation Pathways. *For the Honors Diploma, students must complete two of the following: Advanced Placement (AP), Dual Credit (DC) or College Courses OR receive a 1250 (minimum of 590 EBRW/560 Math) on the SAT OR a 26 on the ACT to graduate with the honors diploma.
High school is what you make of it. Push yourself to the next level academically and challenge your senses. We will work with you to give you the best educational experience possible.
Crew is a very physical sport that competes in three seasons throughout the year. Each season has specific types of competitions including head races, indoor races and regattas. We practice on the St. Joe/ St. Mary’s rivers as well as in surrounding lakes. CLHS has one of only two high school crew programs in the state. We also offer a camp during the summer!
Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
AP 2D Art & Design
AP 3D Art & Design
AP Biology
AP Calculus (DC)
AP Chemistry
AP Drawing
AP English Language & Composition
AP English Literature & Composition
AP Environmental Science
AP Government & Politics
AP Microeconomics
AP Music Theory
AP Physics
AP Psychology
AP Statistics (DC)
AP U.S. History
Dual Credit (DC) Courses
For college credit from PFW or other colleges as noted
DC Advanced Acting
DC Calculus (AP)
DC Principles of Computing
DC Topics in Computer Science - C#
DC Computer Science - Java
DC Education Professions (U of Indy)
DC Honors Algebra II
DC Honors Pre-Calculus
DC Statistics (AP)
DC Theatre Arts
Honors Courses
Honors Algebra I & II
Honors English 9 & 10
Honors Chemistry
Honors Geometry
Honors Pre-Calculus
Honors World History
View the course book at www.clhscadets.com/coursebook/
Business Accounting
Business Management
Career Internships
Marketing
Computer Science & Tech
Principles of Computing
Video Game Design (Beginner)
Video Game Design (Advanced)
Topics in Computer Science - C#
Computer Programming - Java
English
American Literature & Composition
Creative Writing
English 9 & 10
English Literature & Composition
Ethnic Literature
SAT-ACT College Prep
Family & Consumer Science
Adult Roles & Responsibilities
Culinary and Hospitality
Fashion & Textiles
Nutrition
Textiles & Apparel
JROTC I-IV
Math & Science
Algebra I & II
Algebra Lab
Analytical Algebra II
Anatomy and Physiology
CCR Bridge
Chemistry
Biology
Engineering Design & Development
Environmental Science
Geometry
Integrated Chemistry/Physics
Physics
Pre-Calculus
Performing Arts
A Cappella
Advanced Acting
Color Guard
Concert Band
Intermediate Chorus
Marching Band
Music Theory
Musical Theatre
Orchestra
Symphonic Band
Technical Theatre
Theatre Arts
Theatre Arts Special Topic
Theatre Productions
Project Lead the Way
(Science and Engineering Courses)
Principles of Biomedical Science
Medical Innovations
Biomedical Interventions
Principals of Engineering
Introduction to Engineering Design
Engineering, Design & Development
Social Studies
Economics
Geography and History of the World
Psychology
Sociology
U.S. History
U.S. Government
World History and Civilization
Anthropology
Biblical Greek
Biblical Literature I & II
Christian Leadership
Church History
Genres in Literature
History & Development of Music in Worship
Humanities: Comparative Religions
Sacred Arts
Theological Ethics
Theology in Media
Visual Arts
Advanced 2D Art
Advanced 3D Art
Advanced Ceramics
Advanced Drawing
Advanced Painting
Audio Visual
Ceramics
Digital Photography
Drawing
Graphic Design & Layout
Introduction to 2D Art
Introduction to 3D Art
Painting
Principles of Broadcasting
Student Media (Yearbook)
World Languages
German I, II, III and IV
Latin I, II, III and IV
Spanish I, II, III, IV and V
English
Mathematics
English 9 / Honors English 9
Algebra I / Honors Algebra / Honors Geometry
Science Biology
Social Studies
Theology
World History / Honors / Geography & History of the World
English 10 / Honors English 10
Geometry / Honors Geometry / Algebra II / Honors Algebra II (DC)
American Literature / AP English Language
Algebra II / Honors Algebra II (DC) / Analytical Algebra II/ AP Calculus / Statistics (AP/DC)
English Literature & Composition / AP English Literature
Pre-Calculus / AP Calculus / Statistics (AP/DC) / CCR Bridge Math
World Languages
Anthropology Biblical Literature (The Gospels)
German I or II
Latin I or II
Spanish I or II
Biology / Chemistry / Honors Chemistry Integrated Chemistry & Physics
World History / Honors / Geography & History of World
Biblical Literature
Genres of Literature (New Testament) History of Literature (Old Testament)
German II or III
Latin II or III
Spanish II or III
Additional schedules may be discussed at Freshman Scheduling Night or with your School Counselor. Students select additional electives, such as JROTC, Visual/Media Arts, Computer Science, Band, Choir, etc, to fulfill graduation requirements.
Physics / Chemistry / Honors Chemistry AP Chemistry / AP Biology
U.S. History / AP U.S. History
Church History Humanities
Intro to Philosophy
German III or IV
Latin III or IV
Spanish III or V
Anatomy & Physiology / Environmental Science / AP Chemistry / AP Physics / AP Biology / AP Environmental Science
Government / AP / Economics /AP
Theological Ethics / Christian Leadership / Music & Worship / Theology in Media / Biblical Greek / Sacred Arts
German IV or V
Latin III or IV
Spanish IV or V
AP = Advanced Placement
DC = Dual Credit (college credit)
Get unique access to highly selective colleges and universities around the country
Become inspired by community and business leaders through speaker series
Prepare for your future with leadership development through directed and expansive community service
Design your own research project with individualized mentoring
Challenge yourself academically and join other students who share your passion for academic rigor and leadership development
To learn more, please visit www.clhscadets.com/Honors-Academy
Become empowered through Concordia's Honors Academy. Benefit from leadership summits, college visits around the country, connections with employers and highly selective colleges, and a deeper appreciation of service to others. Students are invited to apply to the program at the end of their 8th grade year along with another opportunity during their freshman year. Visit our website for the requirements.
Founded in 2014
35 students (grades 9-12) in program
Unique to Fort Wayne
Selective application process with competitive interview
Visit multiple colleges before graduation
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“Honors Academy gave me a community of students who were academically driven as well as extremely passionate about their own goals. Having the opportunity to surround myself with such individuals is one that I’m glad I didn’t pass up.”
~ Maxwell Park, Class of 2023
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JROTC's Cannon Crew sounds the cannon every time our Cadets make a touchdown. Don’t jump!
Valparaiso University
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Apprenticeship Programs
Military Service
Joining the Workforce
Show your Spirit
Dress up during Homecoming with our Spirit Theme Days and throughout the year on Spirit Days!
Students are required to have a Microsoft Windows laptop or Apple MacBook computer and a TI-84 graphing calculator on the first day of class. The high school provides access to high-speed internet and a variety of apps required for courses and testing. Concordia provides training for any student who would like to have it. It is highly recommended that you get accidental damage protection on your computer. Learn more at clhscadets.com/technology
Your Windows or MacBook should meet the following requirements:
Have at least 64 GB of storage
Have at least 8 GB of RAM (16 GB recommeded
13" screen recommended
Have a minimum 8 hours of battery life
Accidental damage protection is highly recommended
Questions?
Contact Scott Storm at (260) 483-1102, ext. 214 or sstorm@clhscadets.com
We offer FREE after school tutoring in our study center every Monday - Thursday until 5:00 p.m.!
Cadet or KAY-det?
Well, it’s both. We are Cadets, but through protests during the Vietnam War, the cheerleaders changed the pronunciation, and KAY-dets were born.
Annual Service Day
Helping Hands Service Club
Christmas Bureau: Annual Gift-Gathering
March for Life: Annual Pro-Life March in Washington, D.C.
Comfort Dog Service Program
Peer Ministry Program
Barnabas Service Award
Koinonia Leaders
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
koi·no·ni·a noun
Christian fellowship or communion, with God or, more commonly, with fellow Christians.
The mission of the Koinonia ministry is to pursue a closer, growing relationship with Jesus Christ and your fellow classmates in a small group, interactive devotional time. Koinonia meets each week and is led by students. You get your group as a freshman and stay with that group through graduation. You pray, grow and serve together for four years. It’s your way to connect and learn from students in all areas and grades at the high school. Students also have the opportunity to be leaders in the group.
The whole school gathers once a week for a chapel service. This is a time for worship and to dig deeper into the Word. Our campus pastors, teachers, and guest speakers lead this time. Chapel is required for all students.
The Christ-centered education provided by CLHS is based upon the sincerely held religious beliefs of the Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) and the mission of the high school to pursue Christ-centered educational excellence that equips individuals for lifelong learning and service as disciples of Jesus Christ. Read our full statement at www.clhscadets.com/statement-of-faith/
Participation in co-curricular activities enriches a student’s high school life and enables them to learn skills, develop talents, share interests, and make new friends! There is something for everyone! Learn more at www.clhscadets.com/clubs/
Art Club: We complete group and individual projects, including murals around the school and auction pieces. Open to all skill levels!!
CAN-struction: This club aims to fight hunger by gathering cans and creating a sculpture at the mall in the spring.
Chess Club: Invites students to learn the game of chess and compete against other students. All skill levels allowed.
DECA (Marketing/Business Club): DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management with competitions throughout the year.
Digital Signage Club: Join the team that creates, updates and manages Concordia's digital sign.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA): The FCA group aims to present athletes in service to Jesus Christ and in the fellowship of the church.
Helping Hands Service Club: This is s a group that focuses on serving the community.
HOSA (Future Health Professionals): HOSA’s mission is to empower students to become leaders in the global health community. Competitions throughout the year!
Intramurals: Students can enjoy the thrill of athletic competition without trying out for a team sport!
Latin Club: This club explores ancient Roman culture and its modern manifestations with activities.
National Honor Society: Our chapter provides recognition to students and opportunities for service and leadership.
Peer Ministry: Peer Ministers are a sensitive, diverse group of students who provide for the needs of their fellow students through listening and service.
Praise 150: Students provide music for various chapels throughout the school year.
Cadets4Life: This group provides opportunities for members to develop an appreciation for human life. Each January, students march on Washington D.C.
SERVINGbowls: Student-powered service club to address hunger in the community. Students develop their ceramics skills on a wheel while making bowls to support the St. Mary's Soup Kitchen.
Student Council: Students are elected and represent their classes and the school on the student governance board.
Table Tennis: Have fun with a competitive Table Tennis Club. Compete against other students while learning the game.
The Career Internship Program is a chance for seniors to test the waters of an undecided career choice before going on to college.
» One or two semesters
» Complete a minimum of 70 hours of workplace experience along with classroom requirements
places students have interned:
» Therapy ONE
» Arata Law Firm
» FW Children's Zoo
» Heartland Sings Music Production
» Challenge Tool & Manufacturing
» Local Lutheran schools
» Vera Bradley
» Turnstone
» Civic Theatre
» Parkview Hospital
» Waynedale Animal Clinic
» Lutheran Social Services
» City of Fort Wayne
» Junior Achievement
» Primary Engineering
» MartinRiley
» Bussick Orthodontics
» L3 Harris Aerospace
Expand your learning opportunities through our German or Spain immersion programs or educational trips through the Art, History, Latin, Foods and Science programs.
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Concordia's Drama Program gives students an outlet for expression. It teaches public speaking skills, builds character and lets them have a little fun along the way. Students have the opportunity to work in many performances throughout the year — both in front and behind the stage as well as take classes related to their interests. We even have a 24-Hour Theatre Festival where students create their own plays!
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Five Theatre Performances Each Year!
Concordia’s JROTC program develops confident, caring Christian leaders and citizens. You will learn leadership skills, problem-solving, planning, organizational skills, decision making processes, team building, effective speaking, and writing.
Since 1906, Concordia’s Leadership and Citizenship Program has been a cooperative effort between the school and the U.S. Army. The Junior ROTC program has been an integral and outstanding part of Concordia’s rich academic heritage.
Color Guard
Robotics Team
Drill Teams
Rifle Team
Snap Squad
Adventure Training
Sports Marksmanship
Officer’s Ball
Service Learning Projects
Raider's Team
Field Trips
JLAB: Leadership & Academic Bowl
Drone Training & Certification
Founded in 1906
20+ Years Recognized with the coveted Honor Unit with Distinction for exceeding the Army’s standards set forth for each JROTC unit
100+ Cadets Enrolled in the Program
Only Army JROTC program in Fort Wayne
2 entering the military from the Class of 2024, 2 in Army ROTC at Norwich and past alumni have attended 4 of the Service Academies: West Point, Annapolis, Air Force Academy, and the Coast Guard Academy!
Repeated trips competing in the national U.S. Army JROTC Leadership Bowl Championship in Washington, D.C.
Visit national battlefields
Learn Marksmanship (and earn potential college scholarships) with our newly renovated Indoor Rifle Range.
Do you have desire to enter the medical field? Are you interested in research or even physical therapy? Maybe engineering is more your dream? Then our Project Lead the Way Science & Engineering programs are what you need! You'll work with the same tools as the professionals. We have courses for all skill (and interest) levels. We are adding new classes each year to build up the program!
Available Project lead the way Courses
Principles of Biomedical Science
Medical Innovations
Biomedical Interventions
Principals of Engineering
Introduction to Engineering Design
Engineering, Design & Development
Other science Courses
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
AP Physics
Anatomy and Physiology
Chemistry
Biology
Environmental Science
Integrated Chemistry/Physics
Physics
Whether you're a wiz at the computer or just dabble in programming, our computer science classes will help you take your skills to the next level while gaining creativity, problem solving and collaboration skills. All computer science classes can be taken for dual credit for college through Purdue-Fort Wayne. Students can participate in area competitions, create their own apps
Our students have built multiple arcade games!
or build competitive robots. Students have access to our Creator's Space (Maker's Lab), 3D-printers, Raspberry Pi, Lego Mindstorms EV3 robots, and so much more. Each year, students create projects using Raspberry Pi's (essentially mini computers). Projects ranged from gaming systems to a full Arcade.
Principles of Computing
Video Game Design (Beginner)
Video Game Design (Advanced)
Topics in Computer Science - C#
Computer Programming - Java
Repeat Techfest champs!!!
A Cappella
AP 2D Art & Design
AP 3D Art & Design
Advanced Acting
Advanced 2D Art
Advanced 3D Art
Advanced Drawing
Advanced Painting
Audio Video Production
Ceramics
Chamber Singers
Color Guard (Flags)
Concert Band
Digital Design & Graphics
Digital Photography
Drawing
Dual Credit Theatre Arts
Graphic Design & Layout
Intermediate Chorus
Introduction to 2D Art
Introduction to 3D Art
Marching Band
Mass Media
Music Theory
Musical Theatre
Painting
Principles of Broadcasting
Strings Orchestra
Symphonic Band
Technical Theatre
Theatre Arts
Theatre Arts Special Topic
Theatre Productions
Yearbook
The visual arts program encourages students to develop their interests and gifts through classroom learning and projects.
Students gain hands-on learning through various media such as paint, ceramics, photography, pencil, design and more.
Music does more than just make sounds, it changes the way we think and act. In the music programs, students have the opportunity to participate in multiple instrumental and vocal groups, including Marching Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, A Cappella, Chamber Choir, and Men's and Women's Chorus. Our students are awardwinning with the marching band going to state finals more than 17 times and multiple trips to state by our choir. Students also participate in a tour along with performances throughout the year.
What makes our Fine Arts unique:
Award-Winning Band & Choir Programs
Repeat State Finalist Marching Band
Strings Orchestra, Jazz & Pep Bands
Yearbook Class (not just a club!)
Digital to Hands-On Art Classes
AP Art Classes (for college credit!)
SERVINGbowls: Make bowls to sell for charity
Fine Arts Festival to showcase student work
In-House Photo Studio
Industry-Standard Design Software (free to students!)
Do dance through our Color Guard program
The Cadets have stood strong in the community for 90 years. We have city, regional and state championships under our belt. We boast record breakers, champions and even a Gatorade Athlete. Our students are leaders in their sports and servants on the field.
Payment plans available.
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98% of our students receive financial aid
So many of our students receive financial aid through academic and merit scholarships, the Indiana Choice Scholarship, tuition assistance, and congregation scholarships.
Concordia offers a wide variety of scholarship programs for students of all types.
We believe that all students should have the opportunity to attend Concordia.
The scholarship package awarded to a student varies from family to family, and we will work with you to give you individual attention for your situation.
Scholarships are available to incoming freshmen or transfer students. Students must apply for admission to be considered for financial aid.
Aboite
Ascension
Bethlehem
Concordia
Emmanuel
Emmaus
Holy Cross
Mount
New
Peace
Redeemer
St. John–Fort Wayne
St. Michael
St. Paul's
St. Peter's
Suburban Bethlehem
Zion
Excel Scholarship
Concordia Scholar
Congregation Scholarship
Tuition Scholarship
Indiana School Choice Scholarship
Awarded to students who demonstrate high academic performance and achievement. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher. Students latest standardized test scores and current grade card are required. Scholarship renews automatically.
Awarded to students who exemplify and demonstrate integrity and good character at school, church, home, and in the community. A Concordia Scholar must maintain a 3.50 GPA or higher and maintain a record of positive behavior. Students must apply for admission during the priority application period of October 15December 20 and they will be notified if they are qualified to apply. Scholarship renews automatically.
Those who are members in good standing at one of our Association churches (see list on opposite page).
Families must fill out our online application for need at www.clhscadets.com/financial-aid. The application must be completed by July 1. Priority deadline is December 20. Students only need to apply once. If your situation changes, please notify the financial aid office. This scholarship is awarded based on financial need.
Provides need-based aid to families who qualify. For information about the School Choice program and its eligibility requirements, please give us a call. This scholarship is awarded based on state guidelines (see below).
Alumni Scholarship Awarded to children of Concordia Lutheran High School alumni. Available first-year only.
% of Hoosier families qualify for School Choice
What does the priority deadline mean? It means that if you apply and get your financial aid application in for tuition assistance and scholarships by December 20, you will get your financial aid package by the middle of February. You can still apply after December 20.
Complete the Application for Admission form online at www.clhscadets.com/apply
Submit a copy of the student’s birth certificate
Submit a copy of the student’s most recent report card or unofficial high school transcript (for transfer students)
Submit a copy of the student’s most recent standardized test scores (usually ILEARN scores or End of Course Assessments)
Submit a copy of your IEP/iSP/504 and Educational Evaluation, if applicable
Submit the $50 Application Fee
If the student’s GPA is below a “C” or 2.0 average, then an appeal must be submitted (Students from feeder Lutheran schools are exempt). Please contact the CLHS Admissions Office.
All financial and other obligations to the student’s previous school must be completed prior to enrollment to CLHS.
A student desiring to transfer to CLHS is expected to present a positive record of academic performance and citizenship from the school he/she currently attends.
apply online today at www.clhscadets.com/apply
Attend an Admissions Event/Meet with our Admissions DIrector.
Apply for Admissions.
Apply for scholarships and financial aid on our website.
Receive your acceptance letter.
Receive your enrollment packet email with the link to go in and complete your enrollment.
Attend Freshman Scheduling Nights: February 24 and 26.
After February, Call our Guidance Department at 260-483-1102 ext 222 to schedule classes.
Call our Financial Aid DIrector, at 260-483-1102 ext 219 to schedule an appointment after March 15.
Go into FACTS Family Portal to complete your payment plan in May.
Read the monthly Future Cadet E-Newsletter for important info on summer programs, training, and scholarships.
Order School Uniforms by July 1 on our website. they will be shipped to the school office for pick up.
Attend a Back to School Registration Day in early August.
Attend Freshman/New Student Orientation Day 8am-noon the day before school starts. First Day of School!
With 51 highly qualified teachers, we are able to keep our class sizes small. DEPARTMENT
Concordia Lutheran High School Graduates are individually equipped to be…
Christ-centered citizens—interacting with the world through the lens of a Christian worldview
Well-rounded scholars—prepared to think critically and creatively to take action for the public good
Lifelong learners—eagerly cultivating their talents and gifts
Lifelong servants—delighting in the vocations into which Christ calls them
Disciples of Jesus Christ—modeling Christ’s love to others in their community and beyond
Our EPIC (Empowering and Preparing Incoming Cadets) program provides freshmen and transferring students with a mentor and a supportive environment that fosters a smooth transition to CLHS, both academically and socially. Our mentors work with new students to help them get settled at Concordia, including events during the summer like the Escape Room challenge and a pizza party. If you would like to have a mentor, please let us know by filling out the online form at www.clhscadets.com/EPIC/ by May 31.
This is a time to bond with your new classmates. During the second week of school, we gather together for a day of active games and awesome activities to help you get to know other freshmen and your teachers.
Dawn Schuller, Director of Admissions and Retention admissions@clhscadets.com (260) 483-1102, ext. 298
Debbie Schumm Director of Financial Aid dschumm@clhscadets.com (260) 483-1102, ext. 219
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