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Concord-Carlisle Field Hockey plans skills clinic

July 30, 2023

Calling all Field Hockey players entering Grade 6 – 9: Join the 2023 Captains, Julia Lambert, Elise Sohn, Hadley Swenson, and Siena Triola, assisted by the Concord-Carlisle High School Field Hockey coaches,

Fincom, schools share goals and expectations

July 27, 2023

At a joint meeting with the School and Finance committees, Superintendent Laurie Hunter outlined the significant budget drivers for Concord’s education system. The meeting was an opportunity to talk informally before the

All Night Live a Big Hit

July 20, 2023

All Night Live has been a graduation tradition at Concord-Carlisle High School for over three decades, and this year it was “a smashing success,” according to Tina Labadini and Carolyn Hallinan, who

Summer class helps rising seniors Get It Done

July 20, 2023

Get It Done is a four-day workshop that helps rising seniors get their college applications ready to submit in the fall. This program, hosted by Open Door Education, will be held at

Cell tower planned to fix spotty coverage at CCHS

July 19, 2023

Concord officials are eyeing potential sites for a new cellular tower to fix significant coverage gaps in town — including at Concord-Carlisle High School, where Regional School District Committee Chair Tracey Marano

Lack of cell service at CCHS elicits mixed reaction from students

July 19, 2023

At Concord-Carlisle High School, cell phone service is so spotty that students can’t even get a text when their parents are outside waiting to pick them up. Students are welcoming the news

Fenn awards diplomas to 65 graduates on June 7 and 9

July 13, 2023

Graduation exercises were held at The Fenn School in Concord for eighth graders on June 7 and for the ninth grade class on June 9. The following students graduated from eighth grade:

School Improvement Plans come into focus

July 13, 2023

The Concord school districts’ leadership team shared highlights of the school improvement plans for each school site during the June 6 meeting of the Joint School Committees. The plans are based on

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