One of our cherished CCHS staff members, Gary Garafola, passed away on Saturday September 22nd in a tragic accident. He had worked at CCHS for six years not only as a devoted bus driver, but also as an enthusiastic driver’s education teacher. Police are still investigating his death, but it seems that he was...
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Maia Raber was born and raised in Connecticut, and attended Loomis Chaffee, a boarding school in Windsor, Connecticut. She later attended Kenyon College in Ohio, a small liberal arts college where she majored in English and minored in Sociology. After Kenyon, Raber took a year off to go to New Orleans, working in restaurants...
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What classes are you currently teaching? CP2 Geometry and CP2 Algebra 2. Where did you grow up? I grew up in Concord, and I went to CCHS. Is the school similar to what it was like when you went here? It is mostly the same as how I remembered it- the buildings are laid...
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Mrs. Elaine Picard is a new physics teacher here at Concord-Carlisle High School. Prior to this job, she was an electrical engineer. She traveled a lot as an engineer, but after having children, she went back to school to receive her teaching degree. She also taught in the navy on how to use the...
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To much of the student body, vacation days seem like the most important days of the school year. This past week students and faculty at Concord-Carlisle have been particularly aware of the school calendar, lamenting the fact that they must now attend school on the Jewish High holy days, which have been holidays for...
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“You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone” is a song lyric that is a bit trite, but nevertheless true. Recently, the juniors of CCHS have felt that one of our inalienable rights, one that we once took for granted, has been stripped away from us, namely in the form of parking lot...
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