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Stepping into a well-established theater program is no easy task—especially when following a beloved director. For first-year...
Ella Goldberg, Writer and Creative Editor
• May 5, 2026
Now that the 2025-26 Winter Season has come to an end, it’s a great time to reflect on what the CCHS Swim and Dive Team has accomplished so far. Looking back on their season, there’s a lot to be grateful...
High school students face a myriad of challenges, the most prominent being stress induced by academic pressure, athletic pressure, and social issues. A study released by the American Institute of Stress...
The Annual World Language Week, hosted by the World Language Department, was held during the first week of March this year. This event has been an annual tradition for a while now, celebrating various...
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The scent of traditional Asian food wafted through the red lantern-lined Concord-Carlisle High School cafeteria on Saturday, February...
The past four months have been… busy. As a senior in high school, the first semester is a whirlwind of challenging coursework, continued extracurricular activities, and, unfortunately, college applications....
The Heritage Project
This project began as a way to increase awareness about Hispanic Heritage Month. But then, the Community History Club (CHC) started looking at how so many affinity months, days,...
American football is a sport known worldwide, yet it is primarily played in only one country. The first game was played on November 6, 1869, between Rutgers University and Princeton University. During...
Karina Massaro, Co-Junior Editor in Chief
• December 23, 2025
Looking for something fun to do with friends and family this holiday season? Head right on over to The Snowport Holiday Market on the South Boston Waterfront, open from November 7 to December 28. Snowport...
Sophie Hong, Co-Editor-In-Chief
• December 16, 2025
Note: A version of this article will be published in the Concord Bridge.
PRISM, described as a "non-stop musical kaleidoscope" of sound, with over forty student-led ensembles, will grace the Concord...
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...
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...
