CHS students attended “Just Build It” Construction/Trade Career Fair at Eastern Michigan University. Students had opportunities to speak to professionals in a variety of trades including iron workers, electricians, plumbers, sheet metal workers, brick layers, and construction. Representatives were on hand from numerous unions, MDOT, and energy companies. University of Michigan, Northern Michigan University, and Eastern Michigan University also had representatives at the event. Students then had a chance to walk the EMU campus, visit admissions and the student center as well as see some of their facilities.
Khloe Rothenberger fired a season low 89 today Bedford Valley to finish 10th in the MHSAA state finals. Congratulations Khloe.
Khloe Rothenberger fired a season low 89 today Bedford Valley to finish 10th in the MHSAA state finals. Congratulations Khloe.
Good luck to Khloe Rothenberger at the State Girls Golf Finals today at Bedford Valley GC in Battle Creek!
Congrats to our Boys' CC team and Skylar!
Homer Jamboree HS girls Scores 1. Bronson 54 2. Jonesville 67 3. Homer 67 4. Quincy 95 5. Concord 104 6. Springport 139 7. Reading 152 8. Union City 206 Homer Jamboree HS Boys Scores 1. Concord 57 2. Bronson 64 3. Homer 79 4. Jonesville 85 5. Quincy 100 6. Springport 148 7. Reading 194 8. Union City 218 Homer Jamboree HS JV Boys Scores 1. Concord 29 2. Bronson 47 3. Jonesville 64 4. Sprinport 103 5. Homer 129 6. Quincy 150 Final 2019 Varsity Girls Standings 1. Bronson 209 2. Jonesville 220 3. Homer 297 4. Quincy 381 5. Concord 455 6. Reading 589 7. Springport 629 8. Union City 833 Congratulations to the Boys who had a fantastic finish to the Big 8 Season as they won the 30th Boys Cross Country Conference Championship in School History! Final 2019 Varsity Boys Standings 1. Concord 245 2. Jonesville 266 3. Bronson 269 4. Homer 346 5. Quincy 414 6. Springport 594 7. Reading 775 8. Union City 886
Reminder that tonight Concord High School is hosting Mario Nanos. Mario is a family man and entrepreneur in the healthcare field. His son, Yanni, died tragically in 2018 of a heroin overdose that began with his use of opioids. Please, come to Concord High School on October 16th at 6:30 p.m. to learn what Mr. Nanos learned about the signals a parent can miss in a young person who showed no signs of trouble. This is important information that will help us all be more aware and, hopefully, to avoid the loss of one of our students.
Just an FYI: Friday (10/18) will be Senior-Parent's Night for Boys/Girls Cross Country, Girls Golf, Sideline Cheer, and Varsity Football. Parents/athletes for XC, golf, and cheer should lineup in the north end zone at 6:30 pm. Varsity Football parents will be recognized during the game.
Construction Open House
Our remodel at Concord Schools is almost complete. The last remaining piece will be updating the schools with new furniture next summer. We would like to open the schools to anyone that would like to see what's happening. On November 7th all of our schools will be open from 1:00-7:00 p.m. for anyone wishing to take a tour. We ask that you check into the office upon arrival.
The Ductz of Mid Michigan Scholar Athlete of the Week: Scottie Spicer of Concord High School. http://bit.ly/2q832ct
Reminder of Schedule Change: The Concord varsity football team will play at Union City tomorrow (10/12) at 4:00 pm. Go Jackets!
Congratulations to Khloe Rothenberger who qualified for the MHSAa girls golf finals at Bedford Valley GC October 18 & 19. Khloe shot 93 at the regional, held at Devil's Lake GC good enough for a second place finish at the event, and her 3 straight appearance at the State Finals.
The Concord JV volleyball lost a tough match to Quincy in three tonight.
Team highlights:
Jayden: 3 kills, 2 aces
Kayla: 3 aces, 3 digs, 1 kill
Paityn: 3 kills, 1 ace
Sam: 98% serving
Kenzie: passed at 93%
Maddi B: 3 digs
Madi C: 3 kills, 3 aces
Layla: passed at 90%
Mario Nanos is a family man and entrepreneur in the healthcare field. His son, Yanni, died tragically in 2018 of a heroin overdose that began with his use of opioids. Please, come to Concord High School on October 16th at 6:30 p.m. to learn what Mr. Nanos learned about the signals a parent can miss in a young person who showed no signs of trouble. This is important information that will help us all be more aware and, hopefully, to avoid the loss of one of our students.
Due to suspensions, injuries, and eligibility issues, the JV football game at Homer on Thursday, October 17th is cancelled. The JV will not play any more games this season.
The start time for the Concord Varsity Football game on Friday (October 4th) at Quincy has been moved up to 6:00 pm. Please help spread the word.
The varsity football game will be played at 4:00 pm tomorrow (gates open at 3:00). The Punt, Pass & Kick participants will be recognized at halftime. We will also recognize all military in attendance just after halftime.
Tonight’s football game is postponed until tomorrow at 4:00 PM (tentative). More information to follow.
The Varsity Volleyball team lost to Bronson 14-25, 11-25, 16-25. We did a lot of good things defensively tonight! Georgia Weeks led the hitters with 6 kills and Karlee Gamet and Hadley Kettwich each had 3 kills. Julia Riske has 16 setting assists. Rylee Weeks led the defense with 10 digs, Karlee had 9, and Jacey Hutchins and Georgia each had 8. Julia led the servers, serving 14/14 and Rylee Weeks was 10/10! We are now 1-2 in the conference!
UPDATE: There will be no JV football game next Thursday (10/3) v. Quincy and the following Thursday (10/10) v. Union City. We are targeting to play on OCTOBER 17th at Homer if healthier and grades improve.
There will be no JV football game next Thursday (10/3) v. Quincy and the following Thursday (10/10) v. Union City. We are targeting to play on November 17th at Homer if healthier and grades improve.