I was eight when my mother taught me how to garden. Eleven when she taught me to cook. “The secret is garlic,” she would say, stirring the soup. “Your father thinks anything more than four cloves...
So, you want to start a high school club? As someone who once wondered how to go about this and eventually created a club, my hope is to provide you with practical guidance, personal insight, and proven...
You’ve probably thought that healthy food can't be delicious. Until I traveled to Greece, I had believed that, too. Thanks to the recommendations of several locals, my trip exposed me to new options...
On April 15, I, alongside CCHS English teacher, Mrs. Melea Ray, was fortunate to be invited as a guest to attend a Credit For Life Fair at Andover High School. Last year, Mrs. Ray organized a Reality Fair...
Since returning from April break, the Concord-Carlisle community has truly leaned into its most defining strength: its compassion. In navigating such profound loss, the community has also been encompassed...
Note: A version of this article was published in the April 12th issue of the Concord Bridge.
A swirl of colors filled the air at Emerson Field as residents gathered to celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival...
On April 19th, Concord celebrated the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution’s start with the Concord250 Patriots’ Day Parade. Reporting live from the parade for The Concord Bridge newspaper,...
Note: Versions of this article were published in the 5/2 issue of the Concord Bridge and Carlisle Mosquito. Logo design by Calista Wong, '25.
Finally, the conspicuously green seats of the CCHS auditorium...
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’...
Have you ever wanted to go on a cruise? Over February break, I spent seven nights on an Eastern Caribbean cruise aboard the Wonder of the Seas, the third-largest cruise ship in the world. For those who...
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,...
Big things are happening at CCHS this year! The school is thrilled to announce that a DECA chapter (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is officially coming to our school, and it’s all thanks to...
