by Charlie Badger ’23 | Sep 1, 2022 | Features, Frontpage
One of the greatest luxuries that the Concord Academy community has heading into the 2022-2023 academic year is our student council. With the responsibility to hear and make decisions with student voices in mind, the council’s role is integral to student...
by Margo Buchanan ’23 | Sep 1, 2022 | Features, Frontpage
The 2022-2023 school year is guaranteed to be full of surprises. Given the number of dean and faculty position changes, students will be looking to ground themselves in what they know and understand best— their peers. Two new students are coming into crucial...
by Claire Carson ’23 | Sep 1, 2022 | Features
Concord Academy has amazing faculty members who are great resources for new students, and incredible facilities to spur success in academics, arts, and athletics. To help incoming students become familiarized with our faculty and campus, the Centipede has...
by Jason Mao ’24 | Sep 1, 2022 | Features
Hi friends, and welcome to Concord Academy! A little bit about myself: My name is Jason Mao and I’m a junior. I have spent my last two years at CA as a boarder, so I am generally familiar with things on campus and in the town of Concord. Below is my personal top five...
by Jasper Perlis ’24 | Sep 1, 2022 | Opinions
The new schedule for the upcoming school year is virtually a copy of last year’s schedule, but with a few logical changes. This year, CA fixed some of the things that had been minor issues. Last year, the Monday schedule featured short, 40 minute blocks including...
by Isabella Ginsburg ’23 | Sep 1, 2022 | Opinions
On June 24th, my phone screen lit up with notifications. The postdoc at the lab where I worked over the summer ran out of the sterile room, still dressed in her lab coat and goggles. My heart sank in my chest. Doctors and researchers streamed out of their offices,...
by Mandy Adams ’24 | Sep 1, 2022 | News
One of the unique privileges of being a Concord Academy student is the opportunity to be fully immersed in the community of a quaint northeastern town. CA’s connection with the town runs much deeper than its geographical location. The school’s boundaries...
by Simon Glassenberg ’24 | Sep 1, 2022 | News
Many day students at Concord Academy take the train at least one way to school every day. However, navigating the Commuter Rail can be challenging and confusing at first, especially for those not familiar with Boston public transit. The Commuter Rail line that stops...
by Maya Khalil ’23 | Sep 1, 2022 | Science & Tech
As the summer comes to an end, many crops are ready to harvest in the northeastern United States. While many fruits ripen through the summer, a few wait until the fall begins. These include raspberries, grapes, and apples. Raspberries, which are native to New England,...
by Will Simon ’24 | Sep 1, 2022 | Science & Tech
Over the years, a perfectly cut, lush-green, grassy lawn has become synonymous with the American Dream and sprawling suburbia. Many lawns in New England can be seen sporting this rather sought-after look. Hving a perfectly-cut yard has grown to become a symbol...
