The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school student achievement

We aim to create a fun and inviting environment for everyone. We provide fun games and free food.

Looking to build your business and leadership skills, while being part of an inclusive and supportive community?

A Space for South Asian Students and for all to explore South Asian culture.

Academic Bowl is a club that meets to answer trivia questions in a friendly competition.

American Red Cross club is a service club that participates in many ARC charitable activities.

Open studio for the visual arts.

Art Reach is a club at CCHS that creates opportunities to connect with people while doing creative and artistic community service.

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 is for students interested in reading, talking about books, and eating snacks!

BookPALS visits an urban after-school program four times between November and March.

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

Competitive and casual play of Super Smash Brothers, League of Legends, Valorant, and others.

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

Film Club watches films selected by the club president, enjoys refreshments and each others company.

The CCHS Innocence Club works to educate, advocate, and fundraise for those who have been wrongfully convicted.

Football’s Greatest Party Band!

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

We practice the Chinese energy arts of tai ji and qi qong, a more than 2000-year-old system that is both a health-oriented exercise practice and a powerful internal martial art.

We cover school, local, national and international news, and always welcome new writers, reporters and photographers.

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

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

Get help with coding and computer homework, work on cool group projects, and take part in exciting competitions.

A space/community in CCHS for students to help educate people about the history surrounding Concord and Carlisle.

We are a local Chapter of the National American Meteorologic Society. We forecast the weather using CCHS weather station data  among other data sources.

The Dance Club is for people who want to dance and explore many different types of dances from around the world.

We meet after school on Mondays, where we do Public Forum Debate. We prepare you to compete in tournaments.

The Far East Association (FEA) is a club that involves the exploration and celebration of Asian culture; including cuisine, art, film and more.

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.

The CCHS French Club seeks to provide enrichment opportunities for students to learn more about Francophone culture.

The Geography and International Relations Club is a safe place for students to learn about and discuss history, geography, and current events throughout the world.

The Girl Up Club is part of a United Nations girl-centered leadership initiative, focusing on equity for girls and women.

Global Competence Certificate Program will foster students’ global awareness and provide CCHS graduates with the essential skills for participating and contributing to a globalized society.

We enjoy working on sustainability projects at CCHS and in the community.

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

We provide a quiet space in which to work on homework. Students can ask questions and get support on tough assignments.

Improv Club is an informal place to practice improv – a theater form that is made up on the spot.

A community service club that organizes activities and fundraisers in Concord, Carlisle, and Boston.

Intersections is a diverse group of CCHS students from Boston (via the METCO program), and the towns of Concord and Carlisle.

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.

JSA is a political debate and discussion group run and organized entirely by students.

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

We meet weekly to explore more aspects of the field of classics, including ancient Greek, mythology, art history, etc.

The LatinX Heritage Club exists for all Concord-Carlisle High School community members to learn more about and enjoy LatinX culture.

Make-A-Wish Clubs will hold fundraisers to raise money and awareness for the wishes Make-A-Wish Organization.

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

Model UN is a student-run discussion group for anyone interested in talking and learning about the latest international events.

This is a 16 team single elimination competition involving four rounds of cases.

MVP (Mentors in Violence Prevention) Club works to prevent gender-based violence in all of its forms and educate school community members about related issues

We are a club that meets to discuss different perspective and trains of thought.

Photo Club is a social space for lens-based image makers of all grades.

Reflections is the school’s literary and arts magazine. We work together to collect and showcase student’s artwork and writing.

interested in exploring the possibilities of performing live at school, joining a band, or looking to connect with others who have similar interests? This is the club for you.

Spend 10 intensive weeks designing, machining, assembling, wiring, coding and driving a competition ready machine.

A forum and safe space for students who love sci-fi, fantasy, anime, manga, gaming, and more!

Students train for a variety of events throughout the year in the fields of science they hope to compete in or explore.

A club centered around providing comfort and relief to people in nursing homes and hospice centers.

The Spanish Club is a comfortable space for students who want to practice real-life Spanish speaking/listening situations.

We promote interest in and tolerance of diversity, and work to support a positive and welcoming school climate for all.

This club teaches students about statistics and analytics in sports.

The Squash Club meets during the winter sports season.

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 produce a drama in the Fall and a musical in the Spring.

The Sunrise Movement is a youth movement to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs in the process.

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!

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

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

Students participate in set construction, sound, lighting, props, costumes, and more!

Our club is interested in opportunities to create awareness about local and national nonprofits.

The Tri-M Music Honor Society is a program of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME).

WIQH is a full-fledged radio station broadcasting over the air on 88.3FM and streaming online at wiqh.org.

We organize, design, publish and distribute the CCHS Yearbook every year.