At a school with more than 100 clubs, student organizations, and affinity groups, you can be sure you’ll find others who share your interests and still more who will welcome you to try something new. Many of these groups have been sustained over decades, and every year students start more. Don’t see something you want? Gather a few co-heads and a faculty advisor and run with your new idea.
Animations, Comics, and Games (ACG)
Active Minds
Advocacy for Women’s Autonomy
AI Club
Acapella Singing Groups
Art Club
Asian Cuisine Club
Big Data Club
Bike Club
BioTech Club
Boarding Council
Book Club
BRAIN (Behavior, Research, Awareness, Insight, Neuroscience)
Brain Science Club
º£½ÇÊÓƵ Baking Club
º£½ÇÊÓƵ Baseball Club
º£½ÇÊÓƵFE (º£½ÇÊÓƵ Fashion Enthusiasts)
º£½ÇÊÓƵMCO (º£½ÇÊÓƵ Music Charity Organization)
º£½ÇÊÓƵNOC (º£½ÇÊÓƵ Notes of Compassion)
Canoe Club
º£½ÇÊÓƵSA (º£½ÇÊÓƵ Students in Action)
Ceramics Club
Chameleon’s Academic WorldQuest
Chemistry Club
Chess Club
Christianity Club
Classics Club
Clue Club
Computer Programming Club
º£½ÇÊÓƵ Philosophy Club
º£½ÇÊÓƵ’s Speech and Debate Club
Concord Kite Flying Society
Culinary Arts Club
D&D Club
Dance Club
Debate Club
DEMONS (Dreamers, Engineers, Mechanics, and Overt Nerds)Â
Drone Club
Entrepreneurship Club
Ethics Bowl and Debate
Film Club
Founder’s Club
FPS (Film Production Society)
French Club
Frizzed
Gaming Club
Gardening Club
Geometry Dash Club
German Club
GRiT (Gender Representation in Tech)
GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance)
Guitar Club
History Club
History Society
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America)
International Games Club
Intersectional Feminism Organization
Investment Club
Lawrence-Concord Action Partnership (Lº£½ÇÊÓƵP)
Linguistics Club
Living Room Conversations
Magic: The Gathering Club
Mandarin Club
Marine Conservation Club
Math Club
Mock Trial
Model UN
Neurodegenerative Disease Club
Never Fading Poppy Project
Outdoors Club
PALS
Period CoalitionÂ
Peer Tutoring Club
Photo Club
Physics Club
Poetry Club
Political Literacy Club
Prison Justice Project
Project PULSE
Promoting Local Athletics for Youth (PLAY)
Psychology Club
Quantum Club
Red Cross Club
RISE: Bible Study
Robotics Club
Rock Climbing Club
S.O.A.R (Students Overcoming Academic Roadblocks) A Learning Differences Club
SAFE (Sexuality Awareness For Everyone)
Science Club
Science Olympiad
Self Care Club
Sensational Dance Club
Ski Club
Sports Wellness
Squash Club
Studio 102
TARITA Foundation Club
TechTrek º£½ÇÊÓƵ Chapter
Tennis Club
Medical Club
The Chamaeleonidae/Athletics Council
Track and Field Club
Volleyball Club
WICC (Wharton Investment Competition Club)
Women Achieving Financial Literacy
WoolPack
Word Games Club
World in a Nutshell
What’s On Your Mind (WOYM) Playwriting Project
Wrestling Club
At º£½ÇÊÓƵ, students play an active role in shaping daily life at the school. The All-School Council is composed of several elected student officials—representing their classes, boarding and day students, and the school as a whole—as well as faculty representatives. Providing input on entertainment, environmental stewardship, and local community engagement, the council holds weekly open meetings to discuss upcoming events and topics of importance, review policies, and formulate proposals for the head of school. The All-School Council also sponsors Club Expo, Winterfest, Formal, and other weekend student events.