On Friday, April 4th, Thinker’s Agenda Club at CCHS embarked on a field trip to donate prom items to students at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School (PVMHS), and equally supported Anton’s Cleaners’...

CONCORD — The CCHS Science Olympiad Team, a startup just over a year old, competed at the Harvard University and Dartmouth College National Invitationals on February 1st and 15th, respectively. The team...

For the sake of patient privacy and HIPAA compliance, real names have been replaced with “Dr. B” and “Dr. T.” The Good Doctor I had the privileged opportunity to shadow Dr. B, a world-renowned...

In a world where credit scores can make or break your future and budgeting skills can determine your long-term stability, financial literacy is no longer optional –– it is essential. Yet in Massachusetts,...

For Mr. Bodenrader, teaching psychology at CCHS is more than a job—it’s a lifelong passion. As he puts it - “It is a good life!” He loves his job because every day, he gets to talk about ideas,...

Last week, 10th-grade AP Ceramics student Roman Lin won the prestigious Regional Gold Key award for his piece “Erupting Jars” in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. This honor secures his place...

At Concord Carlisle High School, most faculty members hold the title of "Teacher." However, one special individual earned a designation far more unique: “Kind of a Big Deal.” That person is Ms. Martha...

The Nobel Prize is one of science’s most coveted honors, given to distinguished individuals each year for outstanding work that benefits humanity. This year, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry recognizes an...

The Nobel Prize is one of the most prestigious honors a scientist can receive, awarded annually to individuals whose work profoundly benefits humanity. This year, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine...

This fall, CCHS has welcomed Mrs. Alonso, a new English teacher, to our community. As a former Lincoln-Sudbury teacher, she is now excited to be a part of Concord-Carlisle. She is currently teaching 10th...

Many may know Mr. Bookis as Concord Carlisle High School’s beloved math teacher, and Dad joke extraordinaire, but he also has many lessons to teach us that extend beyond the classroom.    LESSON...

For Ms. Brown, the day begins early—between 5:30 and 6 A.M. Her day kicks off with getting ready and making sure everyone is prepared for the day ahead: waking up her kids, feeding them and her cats,...