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Security grant to fund improvements

June 6, 2018 2:40pm | Ayla Jehlicka

Concord High School has been issued a $755,000 grant to combat issues regarding school safety. Some of the money will be spent on installing both interior and exterior cameras and on a new access control system, according to Principal Tom Sica. Concord High Schools resource […]

CHS student wins national award

June 5, 2018 10:37am | Eben Bragg

Ethan DeAngelis, a junior at Concord High School, has been working with his dad for two years using a mapping system to mark veterans’ graves at the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery. Once this system is up, family members and friends can simply look for […]

Construction causing a commotion

May 18, 2018 9:04am | Eben Bragg

Water line replacement that started April 12 and will continue until the end of the school year is happening on streets around Concord High School, impacting bus and car drop-offs. This work has also impacted the senior parking across the street from CHS. The entrance […]

Prom dress boutique a success

April 16, 2018 4:52pm | Molly Bragg

With prom just around the corner many girls are still trying to find the perfect dress. A few Concord High School are all set, having taken advantage of a prom dress boutique on April 4 in room E325. There they selected perfect gowns from a […]

Mall future uncertain

November 20, 2017 2:08pm | Josh Shaw

Research suggests that plenty of Concord area residents will be hitting the stores this holiday season, perhaps beginning with Intown Concord-sponsored Plaid Friday on Nov. 24 and Shop Small Saturday the very next day. The city’s annual Midnight Merriment event will take place Dec. 1 […]

Ruffin wins Poetry Out Loud

December 19, 2016 12:50pm | Crimson Review staff

Junior Laila Ruffin won Concord High’s school-wide Poetry Out Loud competition Monday, Dec. 19, with her recitation of “The Song of the Feet” by Nikki Giovanni. Runner-up was freshman Casey Ingraham (shown below), who recited “Cartoon Physics, Part 1” by Nick Flynn. Ten students in […]

Seniors in the lead

November 17, 2016 3:35pm | Cathy Kilday

Senior David Tumaini (center) makes sure he puts his flattened cardboard in the correct receptacle Thursday, Nov. 17, in part to help the Class of 2017 win the EnviroCorps recycling competition running all week long in celebration of America Recycles Day on Tuesday. The class that recycles the […]

Birthday bash

April 15, 2016 6:50pm | Crimson Review staff

The entire Concord High School community gathered in the gymnasium during pd. 4 April 15 to celebrate Principal Gene Connolly’s 60th birthday. The CHS Marching Band provided some music; faculty musicians also performed with Angel Douglas providing vocals. Attendees watched a slide show featuring photographs of Connolly […]

PapaRATzi

April 8, 2016 4:31pm | Jared Grondin, Jack Annon, Anna Makris

Rats are back in Concord High School this spring as they are every year in Lise Bofinger’s Animal Behavior class in E427. Students who have no experience training rats learn their specific behaviors in order to get rats to meet some intended objective by the end of the year. […]

Politics in our midst

March 30, 2016 6:00pm | Lindsay Irwin

From extreme left-wing candidates to farthest right, all presidential hopefuls have found it necessary to pass through the Granite State on their way to the White House. The New Hampshire Primary remains influential for the rest of the country, so it’s not a mystery why candidates spend […]