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From a third swim title to Japan: CCHS looks back on its 2025-26 year
Concord-Carlisle High School co-principals Brian Miller and Katie Stahl released the 2025-26 Year in Review on Aug. 20, highlighting a third consecutive swim and dive state title, the school's first Credit for Life Fair, a 60-student music exchange trip to Japan and other achievements.
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Lexington High ranks No. 5 in state in new U.S. News rankings
Lexington High School ranked No. 5 in Massachusetts and No. 167 nationally in U.S. News & World Report's 2026-27 Best High Schools rankings released Aug. 18, while Concord-Carlisle High placed No. 21 in the state and No. 503 nationally.
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From a third swim title to Japan: CCHS looks back on its 2025-26 year
Concord-Carlisle High School co-principals Brian Miller and Katie Stahl released the 2025-26 Year in Review on Aug. 20, highlighting a third consecutive swim and dive state title, the school's first Credit for Life Fair, a 60-student music exchange trip to Japan and other achievements.
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Lexington High ranks No. 5 in state in new U.S. News rankings
Lexington High School ranked No. 5 in Massachusetts and No. 167 nationally in U.S. News & World Report's 2026-27 Best High Schools rankings released Aug. 18, while Concord-Carlisle High placed No. 21 in the state and No. 503 nationally.
Sports
From a third swim title to Japan: CCHS looks back on its 2025-26 year
Concord-Carlisle High School co-principals Brian Miller and Katie Stahl released the 2025-26 Year in Review on Aug. 20, highlighting a third consecutive swim and dive state title, the school's first Credit for Life Fair, a 60-student music exchange trip to Japan and other achievements.
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Lexington High ranks No. 5 in state in new U.S. News rankings
Lexington High School ranked No. 5 in Massachusetts and No. 167 nationally in U.S. News & World Report's 2026-27 Best High Schools rankings released Aug. 18, while Concord-Carlisle High placed No. 21 in the state and No. 503 nationally.
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A scout noticed the smile first. Then he noticed the kid could actually play.
Brandon Velez, a 16-year-old Concord native who got his start in Concord-Carlisle Youth Soccer, is in his third year with the New England Revolution Academy and has been called up twice to the U.S. U-16 national team.
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CCHS junior Emmy O'Donnell named Gatorade Massachusetts Player of the Year
Concord-Carlisle High School junior Emmy O'Donnell becomes the first CCHS girls soccer player and just the fifth school athlete overall to earn the Gatorade Massachusetts Player of the Year award after a 13-goal, nine-assist season that carried the Patriots to the MIAA Division 1 state semifinals.
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