Last Monday, April 8th, a total solar eclipse passed over the country, causing the sky to darken into an eerie twilight. As the sun became obscured by the moon and the temperature dropped, millions of...
Note: Versions of this article were published in the May 3rd issues of the Concord Bridge and the Carlisle Mosquito.
Prom: the quintessential high school experience. “The Prom,” this year’s...
The CCHS Science team congregates at Concord Carlisle High School to board the bus. From left to right: Evelyn Mudge, Maggie Li, Jakab Renyi, Noah Arthur, Max Klimashov, Coach Moss, Evan Wang, Chengzhe...
The impending closure of MCI (Massachusetts Correctional Institution)-Concord in June has stirred anticipation and excitement among many residents, who see it as an opportunity for new ventures to take...
The Thinker’s Agenda Club seeks support for the Service Dog Project, a local nonprofit that provides Great Dane service dogs for mobility-challenged individuals. Students can now sign up for an opportunity...
Concord, MA — In a display of unity and cultural celebration, the Class Government of Concord-Carlisle High School hosted the school’s annual Multicultural Food Fest on Tuesday, March 5th, from 5 to...
I was heading home from a day trip to Liberty Island last summer when outside the car window, I saw a frayed American flag flapping against the backdrop of the dusky sunset. In that moment, I thought,...
For many students at Concord-Carlisle, a bus ride on the highway to Boston at 8:30 A.M. on a weekday is not the most natural feeling. But for others, this route is one that they take every morning and...
On Monday, April 8th, millions will gather across the nation to witness a once-in-a-generation phenomenon: a total solar eclipse. Our state, Massachusetts, is set well in its path; at the peak of the eclipse,...
Concord-Carlisle High School, Concord Middle School, and Carlisle Middle School co-hosted a vibrant Lunar New Year celebration on February 10 to welcome the year of the dragon, igniting the school...
Bonjour, Hi! We’re so excited to share our adventurous trip in Quebec as CCHS French students. Temperatures reached as low as 7°F, so we got to try a variety of fun winter activities. From dog sledding...
To many high schoolers, life may feel as though it is teetering on the cusp of a turning point that brings a flood of self-doubt in their abilities to meet others’ – and their own – expectations....
