Student Life at Concord
Concord's 2026-2027 club program gives students meaningful ways to extend academic interests, develop creative work, build leadership, and contribute to the wider community.
Participation Model
Concord treats clubs as working spaces for projects, competitions, performances, publications, and service. Students should be building a record of participation rather than simply filling time after school.
Program Structure
Academic Extension
Robotics, AI, business, physics, and mock trial all extend academic strengths into work students can show, present, or compete with.
Creative Production
Photography, band, theatre, painting, design, and writing clubs create regular spaces for students to make work and present it publicly.
Leadership & Community
Culture clubs, student-led communities, and service-oriented work help students develop public responsibility alongside academic ambition.
2026-2027 Club Directory
Robotics
Mon & Wed · 15:30-17:00 · Paid club
Students design, build, and program robotics projects with room for beginners, team-based prototyping, and competition-oriented development.
Business
Fri · 15:30-17:00 · Paid club
Students discuss markets, entrepreneurship, and strategic thinking through presentations, simulations, and applied team work.
Technology
Thu · 15:30-17:00
Students explore artificial intelligence through hands-on projects, model exploration, collaborative research, and real-world problem solving.
Debate
Mon · 15:30-17:00
Students debate world issues, draft resolutions, and practice diplomacy in a format that strengthens public speaking and leadership.
Competition
Tue · 15:30-17:00 · Grades 9-12 · Paid club
Upper-school students can deepen physics knowledge and compete in a program built around analytical rigor.
Mentorship
Every other Tue · 15:30-17:00 · Grades 9-12
A smaller-group club for older students focused on academic growth, planning, and sustained peer support.
Advocacy
Wed · 15:30-17:00
Mock Trial combines public speaking, structured argument, and realistic courtroom simulation for students who want performance with academic substance.
Arts, Culture, And Media
Culture
Every other Mon · 15:30-16:30
Students explore traditional culture, artistic practice, and heritage storytelling through hands-on making and group discussion.
Writing
Mon · 16:30-17:30
Students gain newsroom-style experience while practicing editorial thinking, investigation, and publication-oriented writing.
Photography
Tue · 15:30-16:30
Visual storytelling, creative technique, exhibitions, and competition opportunities give students a practical path into image-making.
Performance
Tue · 16:30-17:30
Rehearsals, productions, choreography, and collaborative performance create a strong outlet for students interested in stage work.
Music
Wed · 15:30-16:30
Ensemble rehearsal gives students a recurring place to practice performance, listening, and collaborative musicianship.
Design
Tue · 15:30-16:30
Students develop visual ideas through making, prototyping, and tactile design work.
Painting
Thu · 16:30-17:30
Studio sessions focus on technique, observation, and producing finished visual work.
Creative Media
Wed · 16:30-17:30
Students collaborate on visual storytelling and creative showcase projects in a media-focused studio setting.
Service
Project-based service schedule
Service projects combine outreach, teamwork, and leadership for students who want civic engagement to be part of their school experience.
Participation Details
Families can review meeting times, grade guidance, and paid-program notes while students choose the activities that best match their interests and goals.
Interest And Fit
Admissions can explain how clubs fit into the weekly schedule and which programs align best with specific interests, leadership goals, or academic pathways.
