Retrospective: CCHS ninth graders view total eclipse and make a high school memory in Vermont
As the sun shifted out of sight, the excitement was contagious as the students eagerly waited for the moment of totality.
Education
Acton students nominated for military academies
Five Acton students were among a group of 18 military service academy nominees.
Middle School naming sparks broader conversation about race
The School Committee voted to go with “Acton Middle School,” but calls to name the building for racial justice advocate Ellen Garrison continue.
Starstruck: a (safe) look at Acton eclipse 2024
“The Acton Ed Fund feels fortunate to have played a small part in making [Monday] great for all the kids in the district,” said Co-President Jen Perry.
As spring arrives, warm memories of chilly Quebec linger
Québec, tu nous manques déjà!
CCHS alumni panel helps ‘tone down the stress’ of the post-college journey
A panel of seven CCHS alums spoke to the junior class about finding fulfillment in their post-secondary school journeys.
Newcomers win two seats on Select Board, one on School Committee in Acton election
A total of 4,283 voters, or 31% of registered voters, cast ballots per unofficial results.
Acton gearing up for April 9 town election
Concordians head to the polls Tuesday to make their picks in contested races for Select Board, School Committee and more.
CCHS Multicultural Food Fest whets worldly tastes
The event, which has become a favorite in the school calendar, showcased the rich variety of cultures represented within its student body, offering a culinary journey around the world.
Acton Museum celebrates a decade of the Paul Revere’s Ride Fund
The idea was simple: get students to Acton. To make this possible, the museum waives fees and pays for transportation for students.
Answering the call: Phonathon raises $30K for scholarships
During this month’s Phonathon, which had 53 CCHS volunteers dialing for pledges, more than 430 community members supported the fund.
Select Board makes picks for action on Town Meeting articles
“If this gets more people comfortable with voting and participating more, then it’s worth it,” said Clerk Mary Hartman.