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Town Meeting pushes back on proposed school budget cuts

May 1, 2023

Zoe Fife is not a registered voter — but the Concord schools student made an impact at Town Meeting Sunday afternoon as she spoke in favor of the school budget. Fife was

Letter: Getting to a Net-Zero Concord Middle School

April 20, 2023

I am writing in response to last week’s letter by Dinos Gonatas, who wrote that adding solar generation to the middle school is unwise. He suggests that some other potential sites might

Letter: Committee has sought to clarify parade criteria

April 13, 2023

The past several issues of The Bridge have contained letters addressing how the Public Ceremonies and Celebrations Committee has made decisions on the composition of the Patriots’ Day parade. As chair of

Did you graduate Concord-Carlisle High School in 1973?

April 10, 2023

The 50th Reunion Committee for the Concord-Carlisle High School Class of 1973 is looking for missing classmates. The reunion will be held on September 30. Any classmate who hasn’t received a Save The

Concord schools welcome homeless children – but need transportation funds

April 7, 2023

As families settle into the emergency shelter at the Best Western Hotel and newly enrolled students complete their first few weeks in the Concord Public Schools and Concord Carlisle Regional High School,

School administration focuses on diversity

March 23, 2023

School officials are pressing forward in their efforts to meet the district’s diversity, equity and inclusion goals – from developing an incident reporting system to creating a designated space for students of

Solar arrays slated for middle school roof, parking canopy

March 23, 2023

As part of the new middle school building project, the municipal light plant is installing solar panels on the roof and parking canopy. On another part of the school grounds, a battery

Town budget moves beyond the middle school

March 16, 2023

At the special Town Meeting in January, Concord residents ticked a major capital expense off the docket, agreeing to add $7.2 million to close the budget gap to pay for the new