Education - Concord Bridge

Concord Museum celebrates a decade of the Paul Revere’s Ride Fund

April 3, 2024

The idea was simple: get students to Concord. To make this possible, the museum waives fees and pays for transportation for students.

Answering the call: Phonathon raises $30K for scholarships

March 28, 2024

During this month’s Phonathon, which had 53 CCHS volunteers dialing for pledges, more than 430 community members supported the fund.

Select Board makes picks for action on Town Meeting articles

March 26, 2024

“If this gets more people comfortable with voting and participating more, then it's worth it,” said Clerk Mary Hartman.

$2.3 million CCHS ‘amenities building’ down the drain?

March 25, 2024

“We may amend the article and put forth a feasibility and design or we will withdraw it and fund the feasibility and design from our capital stabilization."

You’re listening to … WIQH

March 18, 2024

"Students who work here don’t get credit for it," says WIQH Station Manager Ned Roos. "They do it because they really enjoy it.”

Town Meeting to consider CCHS rooftop solar panels

March 10, 2024

A 2020 study by consulting firm Cadmus estimated that Concord-Carlisle High School may be able to host as many as 1,000 solar panels.

Who’s calling? The Scholarship Fund of Concord and Carlisle

March 8, 2024

Concord-Carlisle High School volunteers will make approximately 3,500 calls from the CCHS cafeteria over the weekend.

Residents lobby for Ellen Garrison, a more accessible Town Meeting

February 27, 2024

The School Committee has voted to christen the town’s newest hall of learning “Concord Middle School.” But Monday’s Select Board meeting surfaced continuing support for naming the building in honor of Civil

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