Academic Bowl

Time: Thursday 2:45 - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Room 333
Student Rep: Will Del Sobral
Faculty Advisor: James O'Shea

Academic Bowl is a club that meets to answer trivia questions in a friendly competition. Questions cover a variety of topics, such as History and Science. New members of all trivia knowledge levels are encouraged to stop by. We meet weekly every Thursday in room 333 from 2:45-4:00 pm.

American Red Cross Club

Time: Asynchronous. Will meet in September with additional meetings throughout the year.
Location: Room 121
Faculty Advisor: Patricia Vasiliadis

American Red Cross club is a service club that participates in many ARC charitable activities: helps with school blood drive, collects food donations for local food bank, raise money for other like minded charities and much more

Art Club

Time: Wednesday 2:45 - 3:45 PM
Location: RM 253
Faculty Advisor: Joseph Pickman

Open studio for the visual arts.

ArtReach

Time: Monday, 2:45 - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Rm 254
Student Rep: Elijah Hupe 2025, Afrah Khasim, Salem Marx, Gwen Muno
Faculty Advisor: Tracie Dunn

Art Reach is a club at CCHS that creates opportunities to connect with people while doing creative and artistic community service. This includes working at Art for All in West Concord, painting with elders at Concord Park, window painting for Open Table, and other projects initiated by club members.

Black Student Union

Time: Tuesday 7:30 a.m.
Location: Room 202 (The Metco Room)
Student Rep: Ludnie Charles 2025
Faculty Advisor: Chris Skinner

A safe space for Black-identifying students to come together and talk about things that uniquely impact us as well as getting to know other students of color.

Bookmarked: The CCHS Book Talk Club

Time: Mondays 2:45 - 3:30 p.m.
Location: Library RM 242 (The Fish Bowl)
Student Rep: Gabrielle Whidden 2025
Faculty Advisor: Robin Cicchetti

Bookmarked is for students interested in reading, talking about books, and eating snacks! Throughout the year, we plan book-related events, make library book displays, and host author meeting events.

BookPALS

Time: Our visits to the after-school program were on Wednesdays from 3-6 pm last year. A couple of meetings at CCHS in the late fall, and 4 visits to the after-school program between November and March.
Location: Room 333
Student Rep: Gemma Ross 2025 (gross25@concordcarlisle.org, Hays Gardiner 2025 (igardiner25@concordcarlisle.org)
Faculty Advisor: Jen Greeley

BookPALS visits an urban after-school program four times between November and March. Students read books, play games, color, and eat snacks with a “reading buddy,” ages kindergarten through 2nd grade. Every visit includes a follow-up letter to your buddy. Activities during the school year may also include a book drive and a bake sale.

Bring Change 2 Mind

Time: Monday 2:45 - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Room 449
Student Rep: Lola Cabrera 2025
Faculty Advisor: Amanda Thompson

We learn and teach about mental health and strive to expand our school’s knowledge and perspective on it as well.

CC ESports

Time: Friday (starting November 4) 2:45-4:30 p.m.
Location: Room 449
Student Rep: Samuel Richman 2024
Faculty Advisor: Amanda Thompson

Competitive and casual play of Super Smash Brothers, League of Legends, Valorant, and others. All skill levels are welcome! Email mwong22@concordcarlisle.org if you would like an invite to our Discord server.

CCHS Chamber Music & Percussion Club

Time: Tuesday 7:15 a.m.
Location: Black Box Theater, 138
Student Rep: Sophie Hong 2026
Faculty Advisor: Christopher Noce

Rehearse and perform music in small ensembles! Earn community service! Meet other musicians!

CCHS Film Club

Time: Fridays @ 3:00 p.m.
Location: RM 256 (Digital Imaging Lab)
Student Rep: Amazigh Mayouche 2022
Faculty Advisor: Robert Wilder

Film Club watches films selected by the club president, enjoys refreshments and each others company, and sometimes follows them up with conversation on the themes and scenes seen.

CCHS Innocence Club

Time: Thursday at 7:20 a.m.
Location: Room 341
Student Rep: Sam Grogins 2026
Faculty Advisor: Melissa Carr

The CCHS Innocence Club works to educate, advocate, and fundraise for those who have been wrongfully convicted. We work alongside the non-profit organization, The Innocence Project, which works to seek justice for anyone who has been wrongfully convicted. Our club has worked to raise awareness of injustices present within the criminal justice system and to advocate for specific reforms to the criminal justice system that will prevent wrongful convictions from happening in the first place. We learn about current cases of wrongfully convicted individuals and advocate to demand justice for individuals whose cases are imminent and need attention. We also conduct educational events to raise awareness at CCHS and in our communities.

CCHS Pep Band

Time: Performances at all home varsity football games. Schedule of rehearsals is on ccinstrumental.org
Location: Rehearsal Hall, 140
Faculty Advisor: Chris Noce

Football’s Greatest Party Band!

CCHS Student Union

Time: Tuesday 7:30 - 7:50 am
Location: Room 227
Student Rep: Gerald Tenanbaum 2026, Miles Verge 2027
Faculty Advisor: Kim Magee

To discuss matters related to school as well as to form and nurture a community between many different student.s

CCHS Tai Ji

Time: Join the chi-mail list for upcoming classes. 7:00 a.m.
Location: Room 104 or Softball Field (weather dependent)
Student Rep: Eli Siefer 2025
Faculty Advisor: John Yered

CCHS Voice – Student Newspaper

Time: Mondays @ 3:00 p.m.
Location: Rm 332
Faculty Advisor: Melea Ray

The Voice is the school newspaper. It is published online only. We cover school, local, national and international news, and always welcome new writers, reporters and photographers.

Chicken Scratch (Writing Club)

Time: Wednesdays 2:45 - 3:45 p.m.
Location: Room 242, the Fish Bowl
Student Rep: Eleanor Yoshida 2025
Faculty Advisor: Kip Wilson

A quiet space for creating writing, workshopping, and editing.

Class Government

Time: Thursday, 7:15 AM
Location: Room 449
Faculty Advisor: Ray Pavlik/Josh Reed/Andrea Gillis/Emily McNeight/Hanna Bruno

As representatives of our respective classes and of Concord-Carlisle Regional High School as a whole, Class Government is dedicated to:

• Remaining an approachable and open-minded resource for all students
• Facilitating spirit and enthusiasm in the school body through interclass collaboration
• Encouraging student involvement, cohesion, and support of one another
• Building and strengthening respect and equality towards all
• Creating a positive school experience to enhance student life
• Contributing positively towards the greater community by giving back

While collaborating to achieve these goals, we will lead by example, working to fully represent our school and community to the best of our ability.

Coding Club

Time: Monday 2:45pm - 4pm, 7am - 8 am (alternating)
Location: Room 411
Student Rep: Jonathan Lucas 2026
Faculty Advisor: Clayton Jones

Join the Computer Club for an awesome tech experience! Get help with coding and computer homework, work on cool group projects, and take part in exciting competitions. We also assist startups with their websites and offer expert guidance from our teachers. Let’s code, collaborate, and conquer together! 🌟💻🎉 (written with the assistance of chatGPT)

Community History Club

Time: Friday, 2:45-3:30 p.m.
Location: Room 325
Student Rep: Eugene Unal 25
Faculty Advisor: Ms. Kim

A space/community in CCHS for students to help educate people about the history surrounding Concord and Carlisle, spread interest and promote our local history, and preserve historical sites and knowledge pertaining to them and more. We will do various group projects (i.e posters (infographics), interviews with locals, and much much more). Community service/volunteering is available for members, and non-members may also come for extra support/tutoring regarding history.

Concord Carlisle Weather Services

Time: Monday 7:30 - 7:55 a.m.
Location: Room 401
Student Rep: Alex Henninghausen 2025
Faculty Advisor: Theresa Ruggiero

We are a local Chapter of the National American Meteorologic Society. We forecast the weather using the CCHS weather station data in conjunction with models and other data sources and broadcast our CCHS forecast using original graphics and our team of TV, radio and social media broadcasters. Other club activities include launching and analyzing data for weather balloons and doing outreach activities both within the school and in the community like weather fest and visits to elementary school classrooms. A select group represents the club at the National AMS meeting each year and presents an academic poster representing a project the club has taken on that year.

Dance Club

Time: Friday mornings or Friday afternoons. 7:20/7:30am depending if we need to rehearse dances or not for mornings or 2:45-2:25 for afternoons.
Location: TBA
Student Rep: Joanna Stearns 2027
Faculty Advisor: Wendy Cahill

This Dance Club is for people who want to dance and explore many different types of dances from around the world. Club members are able to earn community service hours by dancing at events, and are able to meet new people who enjoy dancing like them. One of the events we will be performing at, are kpop dance showcases that kpop clubs from other schools will be holding at their schools, as we are collaborating with these clubs. We are encouraging people who specifically enjoy listening and dancing to kpop to join this club, as we will be attending many kpop dance events (and hopefully other types of dance events as well)!

Debate Team

Time: Mon 2:45 p.m.
Location: 420
Student Rep: Wilbur Moffitt 2024, Felicity Zhang 2025
Faculty Advisor: Ms. McNeight

Hi, we’re the CCHS Debate Team. We meet after school on Mondays, where we do Public Forum Debate. As a team, we prepare you to compete in tournaments by helping you with topic briefs, drills, and cases. Topics often include global politics, legislation, the economy, and more! We compete on the local and national circuits, and anyone of any amount of experience is welcome to join!

Far East Association

Time: Thursday, 2:50-3:30 PM
Location: RM 303
Student Rep: Veronica Moy 2025, Isaac Lin 2025
Faculty Advisor: Agnes Han

The Far East Association (FEA) is a club that involves the exploration and celebration of Asian culture; including cuisine, art, film and more. Every week we complete a project as a group in order to further explore and understand these aspects of Asian culture. Activities include making sushi, dumplings, Chinese calligraphy, Chinese paper-cutting, name seal carving, and pyrography..

Fishing Club

Time: Friday 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Location: Walden Pond
Student Rep: Adrian Wang 2023
Faculty Advisor: Mike Mastrullo

Fishing has been a huge hobby of ours for a long time, and over quarantine, we discovered that it was a great way to distract us from all the crazy things that were going on in our lives at the time. We used fishing to destress ourselves by connecting with nature and the world around us during a time when social interaction was limited and the world was operated through screens. Fishing can serve as a great way for students at CCHS to take an occasional break from pressures they may experience at school and home. We believe fishing provides an opportunity different from the toxicity and addictive nature of social media and video games. Not only is it incredibly rewarding, it gives us a chance to connect with ourselves, with others, with nature, and to have lots of fun. In our club, we will cover the ins and outs of fishing, from gear, techniques, and fish finding. We welcome both new and experienced anglers.

French Club

Time: Fridays 2:45 - 3:45
Location: Room 305
Student Rep: Sophia Park 2025
Faculty Advisor: Mme. Roussel

The CCHS French Club seeks to provide enrichment opportunities for students to learn more about Francophone culture. Our meetings are a mix of games, food, movies/entertainment, competitions, conversation, and more! We meet on Friday afternoons from 2:45-3:45 in Room 305, and everyone is welcome!

Girl Up!

Time: Tuesday 7:15 a.m.
Location: Room 445
Student Rep: Emerson Lin 2024
Faculty Advisor: Ms. Mc

The Girl Up Club is part of a United Nations girl-centered leadership development initiative, focusing on equity for girls and women in spaces where they are unheard or underrepresented. Through education, fundraising, advocacy, and service, the Girl Up Club works to accelerate social change and create a meaningful impact in our community.

Global Competence Certificate

Time: Monday, 2:45 p.m.
Location: Room 353
Faculty Advisor: Ms. Washa

Global Competence Certificate Program: (GCC) will foster students’ global awareness, and, in so doing, provide CCHS graduates with the essential skills for participating in and contributing to an increasingly globalized society.

Green Team Environmental Club

Time: Thursdays at 7:30 am
Location: Room 254
Student Rep: Cam Colbert 2025
Faculty Advisor: Tracie Dunn, Priscilla Guiney

We enjoy working on sustainability projects at CCHS and in the community. We promote school-wide composting, organize Earth Week events at CCHS, build native plant pollinator gardens, help run winter seed sowing events, lead children’s story times at the local library, create art exhibits and often partner with community groups as we work together on climate resiliency. Please join us and help CC Go Green!

History Reading Group

Time: Wednesdays @ 7:10 AM
Location: RM 318
Faculty Advisor: Eric Rivera

The group meets after school to discuss articles and books of interest to its members.

Homework Club

Time: Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 2:45 - 3:45 p.m.
Location: Room 308
Faculty Advisor: Ms. Stevens and Mr. Cormier

We provide a quiet space in which to work on homework. Students can ask questions and get support on tough assignments. Homework Club meets Monday through Thursday every week so students can come once in a while or every day based on their needs

Improv Club

Time: Thursday 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Location: Room 316
Student Rep: Alex Henninghausen 2025
Faculty Advisor: Jason Wise

Improv Club is an informal place to practice improv – a theater form that is made up on the spot. We play games that help structure scenes and learn improv fundamentals like ‘yes… and,’ character development, and narration. Improv club members come to have fun, push themselves, and learn to make mistakes while building confidence and public speaking skills. We have two performances a year, and take a club trip to see a professional show in Cambridge in the spring. If you enjoy Improv Club, consider coming to our Improv Skills Workshop on Wednesdays at 3 pm in room 316 to develop your skills even further.

Interact Club

Time: Every Monday 2:45 - 3:30 pm
Location: RM 320
Faculty Advisor: Agatha Wozniak

A community service club, sponsored by Rotary, that organizes activities and fundraisers in Concord, Carlisle, and Boston. Interact is very open to any ideas students bring to the table, including projects in foreign nations. Previous projects have included exclusive rights to screen documentaries as fundraisers, a drive to deliver school supplies to Cameroon, sorting/organizing with Cradles to Crayons, OpenTable, writing letters to US Soldiers and many more!

Intersections

Time: Thursday 2:45 PM
Location: Room 330
Student Rep: Nafeesa Hoda 2025
Faculty Advisor: Dora Golding

Intersections is a diverse group of CCHS students from Boston (via the METCO program), and the towns of Concord and Carlisle. Intersections club members highlight diversity and foster inclusion in our school community, and support one another in exploring, understanding and embracing how their social identities, (i.e. gender, sexuality, race, economic-status/class, age, linguistic) intersect, and overlap with their classmates, faculty and staff.

Investment and Finance Club

Time: Tuesday, 7:20 a.m.
Location: Room 449
Student Rep: Sam Snell 2025
Faculty Advisor: Ray Pavlik

The club would cover the Investment and the finance world while incorporating a fun interactive investment game where students can use play money to invest in companies and would compete to see who gets the biggest return. The club would cover all aspects of the stock market and real life opportunities in finance. The club would show students what had happened to the stock market in the past, how to invest, and famous people involved in the stock market. No real money will be invested in this club. No experience or real money required!

Junior State of America

Time: Wednesday 7:10 a.m.
Location: Rm 343
Student Rep: Andre Haddad 2025
Faculty Advisor: Johanna Glazer

JSA is a political debate and discussion group run and organized entirely by students. We discuss political issues with people of all beliefs and opinions, creating an open and respectful forum for expression. We also have snacks.

Key Club International

Time: Wednesday mornings at 7:20 a.m.
Location: Room 449
Student Rep: Amelia Lamont 2025
Faculty Advisor: Ray Pavlik

Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.

Latin Club

Time: Monday @ 3:00 p.m.
Location: Room 349
Student Rep: Olivia Hughes 2022
Faculty Advisor: Hollie Haycock-Portelli

We meet weekly to explore more aspects of the field of classics, including ancient Greek, mythology, art history, etc. All students are welcome, including students not currently enrolled in Latin.

LatinX and Heritage Club

Time: Friday 3:00 - 3:45 p.m.
Location: Rm 350
Student Rep: Sindri Salazar 2025 and Ethan Riley 2024
Faculty Advisor: Wendy Cahill

The LatinX Heritage Club exists for all Concord-Carlisle High School community members to learn more about and enjoy LatinX culture. As LatinX culture becomes more and more infused in American society, the club’s purpose is to help our high school community further welcome and embrace LatinX culture. The LatinX Heritage Club will focus on five subjects: travel, music, food, movies, and language.

Make-A-Wish Club

Time: Tuesday at 7:15 a.m.
Location: Room 340
Student Rep: Natalie Brown 2025, Sarah Alter, 2025
Faculty Advisor: Mr. Gauthier

Make-A-Wish Clubs will hold fundraisers to raise money and awareness for the wishes Make-A-Wish Organization grants children with chronic illnesses. Club members will also have the opportunity to interact with children who are making wishes and support them throughout the process.

Math Team

Time: Wednesdays 2:45 - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Room 423
Student Rep: Ranai Shah 2025, Matthew Qian 2025, David Gu 2026
Faculty Advisor: Brad Marshall

Club that brings students together to share their love for math.

Model U.N.

Time: Thursdays 2:45-3:45 PM
Location: RM 343
Student Rep: Eugene Unal 2025
Faculty Advisor: Johanna Glazer

Model UN is a student-run discussion group for anyone interested in talking and learning about the latest international events. Each week, the officers start by presenting a pressing issue from a recent news article, then guide students through an engaging discussion about the problem at hand, possible solutions, and the US and UN’s roles in reaching a resolution. All are welcome – all that’s needed is curiosity about global events!

Moot Court

Time: We meet once before each round of the competition and for hearings. Most meetings are after school: 3:00-4:15
Location: TBA
Faculty Advisor: Samantha Fox Morrow / Tracy Davies

MVP (Mentors In Violence Prevention) Club

Time: Wednesdays, 7:15 - 7:55 AM
Location: The Fishbowl (room 242)
Student Rep: Jill Brennan 25, Hays Gardiner 25, Abby Gibson 25, Sam Snell 25
Faculty Advisor: Nancy Slocum and Matt Goldberg

MVP (Mentors in Violence Prevention) Club works to prevent gender-based violence in all of its forms (e.g., sexual harassment, bullying, sexual assault, homophobia (and transphobia) and educate school community members about related issues (such as consent, boundaries, and respect). Each year, the club provides 30 students with the opportunity to participate in a 2-day program to learn how to be an MVP trainer. Once trained, MVP club members then conduct MVP training for Concord, Carlisle and Fenn 8th graders, parents and community members. The club also hosts other events and educational opportunities to prevent gender-based violence, often in conjunction with sexual assault awareness month in April.

National Honor Society (NHS)

Time: Fourth Tuesday of the Month 7:00-7:50 am
Location: Room 242 (the Fishbowl)
Student Rep: Felicity Zhang 25, Sam Snell 25, Anika Ambati 25, Nafeesa Hoda 25
Faculty Advisor: Nancy Slocum

Philosophy Club

Time: Friday at 7:15 a.m.
Location: Room 316
Student Rep: Stoddard Healy 2025 and Chris Sim 2025
Faculty Advisor: Will Kemeza

We are a club that meets to discuss different perspective and trains of thought. We discuss philosophical ideas, examine quotes and play various games. We also dive deeper in looking at historical figures in the philosophical realm. We are open to all and hope to have participation from all grades.

Photo Club

Time: TBD
Location: TBD
Student Rep: TBD
Faculty Advisor: Gregory Coan

Photo Club is a social space for lens-based image makers of all grades. Students explore film-based darkroom photography, digital photography and AI-Generated photo methods. The students’ creative work will be displayed in an end-of-the-year art show at CCHS.

All are welcome!

Reflections Magazine

Time: Thursdays at 2:45 - 3:45 p.m.
Location: Pixel Art Studio Room 256
Faculty Advisor: Jamie Andrade & Linda Holt

Reflections is the school’s literary and arts magazine. We work together to collect and showcase student’s artwork and writing. Throughout the year, we host art and writing contests, and towards the end of the year, we release our big print edition!

Even if you can’t join, you can always submit to our contests and magazine. We are always looking for submissions of all kinds (art, writing, photography, etc…) which can be emailed or given to any of our members.

Reverb

Time: Thursday @ 3:00 p.m.
Location: Colonial Sound (rm. 145)
Student Rep: Theo Collins 2025, Sophia Ferreira 2025
Faculty Advisor: Dan Simone, Owen Curtain

If you are a student musician interested in exploring the possibilities of performing live at school, joining a band, or are a member of a band looking to connect with others who have similar interests, this is the club for you. We support student performances with sound engineering and venue prep. We meet weekly to play, plan and talk. We also have an array of equipment and instruments available to support live performances.

Robotics Club

Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays in the fall, Monday Thru Friday January through March, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Location: RM 426
Student Rep: Ranal Shah 2025
Faculty Advisor: Walter Hickman and Alex Kuchar

Every year we build a 100+ pound robot from scratch! Spend 10 intensive weeks designing, machining, assembling, wiring, coding and driving a competition ready machine. Don’t think you can do any of those? Don’t worry, come on by and we’ll teach you everything you need to know.

Sci-Fi Club

Time: Monday 2:45 - 3:45 pm
Location: Room 333
Student Rep: Teagan Patel 2025
Faculty Advisor: Kate Rocha

A forum and safe space for students who love sci-fi, fantasy, anime, manga, gaming, and all things awesome like that. Want more? We also travel to Japan!

Science Olympiad

Time: Wednesday 2:41 - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Room 431
Student Rep: Evan Wang 2026
Faculty Advisor: Kevin Pennucci and Sharon Moss

Shining Light Club

Time: Tuesday 7:15-7:45 a.m.
Location: Room 242
Student Rep: Leah Rotman
Faculty Advisor: Jenna Caruso

A club centered around providing comfort and relief to people in nursing homes and hospice centers by making them cards and gifts. As well as sitting down to talk to them and create bonds. We aim to create a safe environment for people to foster new relationships and gain a different perspective on people’s lives.

Spanish Club

Time: Fridays 7:30-8:00am
Location: Room 350
Student Rep: Stella Kaplowitz 2025 and Lindsey Piper 2023
Faculty Advisor: Wendy Cahill

The Spanish Club is a comfortable space for students who want to practice real-life Spanish speaking/listening situations and learn more about the history of the language and Spanish/Latin cultures, as well as further developing their linguistic skills. We meet before school so you can participate even if you do athletics!

Spectrum

Time: Thursdays 2:45 - 3:45 PM
Location: RM 325
Faculty Advisor: Bee Loprete & Kate Rocha

Spectrum is a club that welcomes all CCHS students, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or status as a questioning person or ally. We promote interest in and tolerance of diversity, and work to support a positive and welcoming school climate for all. Our meetings provide support to members, and education about local, national and global trends in the area of LGBTQ+ rights.

Sports Statistics Club

Time: Wednesday at 7:30 a.m.
Location: Room 121
Student Rep: Spencer McKee 2025
Faculty Advisor: Derek Parrella

This club teaches students about statistics and analytics in sports. In the club, you will learn statistics’ connection to recognition and future earnings and why specific teams have different game plans and strategies. At the end of each term, the club will hold a fundraiser for a chosen charity.

Squash Club

Time: Three days a week during winter sports season
Location: Concord Acton Squash Club
Student Rep: Captains; Isabel Frangules, May Goar, Ryan Grace and Kevin O'Neil
Faculty Advisor: Pamela Goar

The Squash Club meets during the winter sports season.

Student Senate

Time: Alternating Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m.
Location: Room 445
Student Rep: Moderator - Emily Harrington
Faculty Advisor: James O'Shea and Minjung Kim

Student Senate is focused on improving the wellbeing and experience of CCHS Students. Led by students and for students, we aim to focus on critical student issues and through connections with faculty and administration, work to make change. We are responsible for overseeing and promoting involvement in Clubs at CCHS. In addition, we are also responsible for running Spirit Week, the Student Activities and Sports Fairs, running Blood Drives and managing the Student Elections for Student Government and Student Senate. Last spring we also ran a Pop-up Thrift Shop. Everyone is welcome to Student Senate meetings — we would love your input on what we should focus on next. Visit our website for more information, meeting times and a Google Form to submit ideas.

Student Theatre Productions

Time: Mon-Fri (rehearsal schedule varies week to week), 3:00-6:00pm
Location: Auditorium or Black Box
Student Rep: Ciara McCrory YOG 2024
Faculty Advisor: Ms. Charych

We produce a drama in the Fall and a musical in the Spring. The play is audition-based, but everyone who auditions gets a part the musical! CC Theatre strives to provide as many students as possible the opportunity to create high quality theatre, but most importantly a welcoming and inclusive environment. If you’re interested in set construction, painting, costumes, props, lighting, or sound, try tech! It’s a great way to be involved in the theatre without acting on the stage..

Sunrise Movement Club

Time: Friday at 7:30 a.m.
Location: Room 446
Student Rep: Grace Grogins 2024 and Sydney Haddad 2023
Faculty Advisor: Andy Fall

We are a local hub within a national movement. The Sunrise Movement is a youth movement to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs in the process. Our goal is to rally together young people to make climate change an urgent priority across America.

T.O.Y.S. (Teach Our Youth Science) Club

Time: Wednesdays @ 2:45 - 4:00 p.m.
Location: room 441 and then walk to Alcott Elementary; or bus to Thoreau Elementary
Student Rep: Juliana Bolton 2026
Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Benson

The Teach Our Youth Science, or TOYS club is a way for high school students to share their love of science with elementary school students! We design fun, hands-on science activities (while eating snacks and hanging out!) and then do these activities with K-3rd graders at an after school program once per week. These include fun things such as ooblek, mentos+soda, penny boat engineering, straw rockets, chromatography of ink, super-strong soap bubbles and more. TOYS club members earn community service credits too! If you like working with children and love science, this is a great club to get involved with.

Table Tennis Club

Time: Wednesday from 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Location: Cafeteria (For now)
Student Rep: Kevin Li 2026
Faculty Advisor: Rachel Berger

A chill club to come and learn the basics of table tennis.

Tennis Club

Time: Monday 3:00 - 4:10 p.m.
Location: CCHS Tennis Courts
Student Rep: Ben Ostrovsky 2025
Faculty Advisor: Joe Pickman

Casual opportunity to play tennis for fun. All levels of experience are welcome.

Theatre Tech

Time: Varies from show to show
Location: CCHS Auditorium
Student Rep: Naomi Benyo 2025
Faculty Advisor: Melissa Charych, Ned Roos

Students participate in set construction, sound, lighting, props, costumes, and makeup for the major theatrical performances at CCHS, the fall drama, and the spring musical! There are many student leadership opportunities within the program and CC Theatre is a great way to find community in a creative space.

Thinker’s Agenda

Time: Tuesday 7:20-7:50 AM
Location: Room 332
Faculty Advisor: Melea Ray

Our club is interested in opportunities to create awareness about local and national nonprofits. We love collaborating on hosting fundraisers and events, along with other creative ideas to give back to these organizations and our community at large, feel free to check out the Thinker’s Agenda club!

Tri-M Music Honor Society

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Faculty Advisor: Chris Noce and Sara Grina

The Tri-M Music Honor Society is a program of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), which focuses on creating future leaders in music education and music advocacy. Tri-M is the only music honor society for junior/middle school and high school students in United States. Tri-M recognizes students that have gone above and beyond both academically and musically. Tri-M also provides students leadership opportunities to make a difference in their community through music-based service projects.

WIQH Radio Station

Time: Every school day, and then some
Location: WIQH Studios, Room 150 (1st Floor below Art rooms)
Student Rep: Claire Roeser 2026
Faculty Advisor: Ned Roos

WIQH is a full-fledged radio station broadcasting over the air on 88.3FM and streaming online at wiqh.org. The station broadcasts 24/7 with students normally doing live shows after school and into the evening every school day. We often also broadcast live coverage of CCHS sports and community special events, whenever and wherever they happen (we’ve been live from Gillette Stadium, the TD Garden, Worcester’s DCU Center, Kimball Farm in Carlisle, a Navy vessel in Boston Harbor, to name just a few). We are a very active ‘club’ that’s also a small business working closely with other organizations at CCHS and throughout Concord and Carlisle.

Yearbook (The Bridge)

Time: Thursday at 2:45 p.m. - 3:30 p.m or 4:000 p.m.
Location: Room 323
Student Rep: Sophie Hong 2026 and Lucy Butler 2026 Co-editors in chief,Sarafina Zhang 2026 and Allison Lu 2025, Co-Editors-in-Chief
Faculty Advisor: Kelli Kirshtein

We organize, design, publish and distribute the CCHS Yearbook every year. Students have many opportunities for leadership and the development of creative skills that may transfer into meaningful college and career goals. We need photographers for sports, clubs and candids, and we need designers to make the book look beautiful, using an online design platform supplied by Varsity Yearbooks/Herff-Jones. We meet on Thursdays after school from 2:45-3:30 or 4:00, depending on how much work we have before deadlines.