The Thursday Owl - December 4, 2025

The Thursday OwL

The Alcott ptg weekly email

December 4, 2025

The PTG provides information and support to the Alcott community and raises funds to help make our school the best it can be.

The fifth-grade classrooms assembled more than 150 hand-decorated snack bags for Open table to distribute to families.

News and Announcements

METCO Family Friends @ Launch Trampoline Park

We’re hosting an 80’s-themed METCO Friends outing at Launch Trampoline Park [17 Chris Drive, Framingham] on Wednesday Dec 17th 2-4pm. Families are invited to help chaperone.  Buses will be available for students who need transportation to Launch.  They will also be available for students who need transportation back to Alcott/CMS or Boston. Food will be provided. If you have questions, contact Solange Benjamin (sbenjamin@concordps.org).

RSVP HERE

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Turkey Trot Update

Thank you to all who have used the PayPal link (here) and sent donations! Friday, December 5th will be the LAST CHANCE to donate as we are closing the Paypal link and processing the donations for our charities to receive at the all school assembly on 12/10/25.

Tim Gaudreau, Alcott PE Teacher

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Final week to reach our goal of 50% participation in our Annual Appeal!

Thanks to the generous support of our community, we’ve raised $9,442 so far towards the Alcott Annual Appeal. Thank you to the 70 families (23% of families at Alcott) who have donated — we’re officially in the last week of our Month of Giving! Please donate today to help us reach our goal of 50% participation in this year's Annual Appeal!

Here are 2 easy ways to make your donation:

1 - Mail a check to Alcott payable to Alcott PTG (memo-Annual Appeal)

2 - Make your payment HERE

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Minted.com Fundraiser

Shop minted.com using code FUNDRAISEALCOTT to receive 20% off cards & gifts. 10% donated to the PTG.

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Alcott Spirit Wear Makes Great Holiday Gifts!

Check out Alcott’s webstore to order attire and gear ahead of the holidays, or email Rebecca Muse-Orlinoff at mo.rebecca@gmail.com for in-stock items available for pick up locally (including fleece blankets, PJ pants, hats, and keychains)!

Select Spirit Wear items are created by students and young adults from the CCHS Pathways and Launch programs at Concord PossAbilities.

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Volunteer Opportunities

December Composting at Lunch: Sign up here.

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Message from the PTG President

During December the PTG will be celebrating the diversity of our Alcott families by participating in a variety of community events. We hope that by sharing in these experiences we will grow our sense of community and connection, all while having fun! If your family would like to invite the Alcott community to share in one of your cultural or religious celebrations please reach out to me directly. We hope to offer these opportunities throughout the year. On December 7, we will march as a group in the town tree lighting parade and on December 17 we will enjoy the town's Chanukah celebration. I hope to see lots of Alcott families at both!

Thanks! Abby Flanagan, PTG President (mom to Michael 2nd grade, Cora 1st grade, William pre-K) 

March in the Concord Tree Lighting Parade Sunday December 7- Join other Alcott families and our very own mascot Bronson in marching in the annual town Christmas Tree Lighting Parade! Meet at Hunt Gym at 4:15pm for hot chocolate and line up. Parade steps off at 4:30pm. 

Latkes & Laughter: KS-Concord Chanukah Celebration 2025 Wednesday December 17. Join Alcott families in celebrating Chanukah at the town's official Chanukah celebration featuring songs, games, and, of course, latkes!

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Calendar and Important Dates

Every Wednesday is a Half Day

• December 12- Sweatshirt Day

• December 17 - METCO Family Friends at Launch

• December 23 - Half Day

• December 24 - January 4 - Winter Recess

• January 5 - Classes Resume

In the Community

Patriot Basketball

Patriot Basketball and Together We Rise have partnered to offer a winter basketball program for boys and girls in K - 3rd grade. It is designed for players of all skill levels and experience. Each session is an hour long and combines introduction to rules and individual skills that are developmentally appropriate. Saturdays starting December 6 - February 7th (OFF on December 20th and December 27th for the winter break). Open for boys and girls in K - 3rd Grade. Patriot Basketball/TWR Winter Programs - Registration Link

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Calling All Volunteers the Library Holiday Book Sale is Here!

Thank you to all who have signed up!!! We are still in need of volunteers for this Holiday Sale. At this point, we need set-up help, cashiers throughout the sale and a strong clean-up crew. Many of the volunteers who consistently help with this sale work the entire 3 (or 4) days!  Please, even if you can only spare an hour, we need your help! Giving just an hour of your time helps the library and the numerous programs the Friends’ of the CFPL supports! Sign up today! 

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FENN Enrichment Programs

We are thrilled to announce that The Fenn School will be offering after school enrichment programming for 2nd and 3rd graders beginning on January 13th!  Come and join the same awesome staff from The Fenn School and our Summer Fenn program, with full access to Fenn gyms, and our Stone Family Innovation Lab, Hammett Ory Library, and classrooms for a unique set of curated activities just for this age group. We will even have the Connolly Dining Hall open as a parent/family space with wi-fi and coffee/tea if you prefer to park and wait on campus. :)

Program and registration information can be found HERE.

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IMSCC Music Lessons - Enrollment is open for the Winter-Spring session (January - June, 2025)!

New students are invited to sign up now for the Winter-Spring session. Lessons for all band and orchestra instruments, voice, piano, guitar, electric bass, and ukulele.  Group Lessons are available for clarinet, violin/viola, and flute. New students, please fill out this form to begin the enrollment process. Continuing students are automatically enrolled in the next session. Visit the website for more information; email Laryssa Doohovskoy with questions at ldoohovskoy@concordcarlisle.org. 

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Holiday Toy Drive

Willard, Thoreau, Concord PossAbilities, the CCHS Football Program, and the Concord Fire-EMS Department, are helping to collect new toys for children in need locally and in area towns. If you would like to participate, please bring a new, unwrapped toy to Concord PossAbilities (199 Sudbury Road) by Wednesday, December 17th.  Thank you for your generosity! charity@willardptg.org

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Bid BIG, Win BIG – Concord AMP Auction is LIVE!

Closes Monday, December 15 at 8:00 PM

Help Concord’s 4th–8th grade musicians while scoring amazing items like full orthodontic treatment ($7,000+ value), a Paris apartment stay, Bruins tickets, Shamrock Ball skip-the-line passes, spa packages, cookie deliveries, local gift cards, and more! Organized by Concord AMP, every bid directly funds lessons, instruments, and performance opportunities for our students. Open to all – please share with your families!

Bid now: https://go.rallyup.com/4concordmusic

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Concord Rec Programs

Winter Registration is NOW OPEN for Alcott programs!

Secure your spot today: HERE

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The Thursday Owl - November 13, 2025

The Thursday OwL

The Alcott ptg weekly email

November 13, 2025

The PTG provides information and support to the Alcott community and raises funds to help make our school the best it can be.

News and Announcements

Message from the PTG President

I hope many of you enjoyed the chance to visit Alcott this week for teacher conferences. It's always a treat to step inside the classrooms and see what a vibrant, joyful, and enriching environment all of the teachers and administrators have created for our children. I feel truly grateful for all that they do. 

During conferences your child's teacher likely mentioned the new literacy curriculum being used in classrooms across the district this year. If you'd like to learn more about that curriculum, please join us this evening at our PTG Open Meeting. Three times a year, the PTG hosts an open meeting where all parents and guardians are welcome to attend. This year, with the help of our fantastic PTG Vice President, Sarah Driscoll, we are revamping these meetings. Tonight's meeting will include a presentation from literacy specialist and Alcott parent Katie Carr about our new EL curriculum, an update on what the PTG is working on, and then a chance for you to offer your feedback on what is (and what isn't) working when it comes to the PTG and your family. We truly want your feedback, so I hope to see lots of new faces tonight. As an added bonus we have snacks and you can probably get out of bedtime! 

PTG Open Meeting: Tonight, 11/13 from 6:30-8:00pm (Alcott Library)

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Alcott Spirit Wear Makes Great Holiday Gifts!

Check out Alcott’s webstore to order attire and gear for the whole family ahead of the holidays, or email Rebecca Muse-Orlinoff at mo.rebecca@gmail.com for in-stock items available for pick up locally (including fleece blankets, PJ pants, hats, and keychains)! Proceeds support the Alcott PTG!

Did you know? Select Spirit Wear items are created by students and young adults from the CCHS Pathways and Launch programs at Concord PossAbilities. The Alcott PTG is proud to partner with this incredible organization!

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From the Nurse’s Office

Please find information here about a Mass General Brigham for Children Food Allergy Buddies Program called The Food Allergy Adventure: Build, Discover and Create.

Find the November Nurse’s note here.

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Alcott Annual Appeal

It's here!! 2025 November Month of Giving! Our 2025-2026 school year has gotten off to a great start! So far, we have had a wonderful movie night, a successful student picture day, our annual Fall Fest, and several in-class enrichment programs. Still to come, we have many of our favorite annual traditions, including multicultural night, math night, and the parent social. These school community events are directly supported by your essential contributions to the Alcott Annual Appeal. The Annual Appeal is the PTG’s largest fundraiser and accounts for 40% percent of our annual budget. In this November month of giving, we are reaching out to ask for your support. A little goes a long way, and any amount of support is appreciated! Last year, 50% of our families contributed to the Annual Appeal. We are hopeful that this year's participation rate will be even higher! 

Here are 3 easy ways to make your donation:

* Mail a check to Alcott, payable to “Alcott PTG” with “Annual Appeal” in the memo. *Make your payment HERE *Use this QR CODE, which links to the Alcott Annual Appeal website.

Please “Give a Hoot” and donate today. We are so thankful for all of your support!  - Allison Flynn and Rebecca Redington, Co-Fundraising Chairs, Alcott Elementary School

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UMass vs. BC Hockey Alcott Fundraiser

The details are:

Friday, December 5th @ 7:15 PM

Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell

Boston College Eagles @ UML River Hawks

Purchase tickets here. Come support as $5 of every ticket sold will be donated back to the Alcott Community! Get your tickets now, as this is a popular game and will sell out!

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Alcott Variety Show

The Alcott Variety Show will showcase on November 20, 2025!

The Alcott School Variety Show is a family-friendly evening that showcases the awesome talents of our Alcott students (and sometimes teachers!) This is meant to be a fun, supportive night, with no competition involved.

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First Grade Events

Adults-Only Social: Thursday, 11/20 at 6pm (Revolution Hall in Lexington)

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Donation Opportunities

Turkey Trot: Click here.

Annual Appeal: Click here.

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Volunteer Opportunities

November Composting at Lunch: Sign up here. Feel free to come often!

Calendar and Important Dates

Every Wednesday is a Half Day

• November 13 - PTG Open meeting 6:30pm in the Alcott Library

• November 14 - Crazy Sock Spirit Day

• November 20 - First Grade Adult Social (6pm)

• November 20 - Alcott Variety Show (6pm)

• November 27 - 30 - Thanksgiving Recess

• December 23 - Half Day

• December 24 - January 4 - Winter Recess

• January 5 - Classes Resume

In the Community

Donate Your Extra Halloween Candy for Veterans!

Cub Scout Pack 133 is collecting Halloween candy for Soldiers’ Angels Treats for Troops, a program that sends sweet treats and gratitude to our veterans and deployed service members. If your family has extra candy after Halloween, please consider donating it to brighten a veteran’s day! Bring your candy donations to the Concord Scout House on Wednesday, November 19th, from 6:30–7:30 p.m.

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Jumpstart your Holiday Season with "The Nutcracker" Ballet!

Commonwealth Ballet Company's “The Nutcracker” returns for 9 upcoming performances November 28-30 and December 19-21 at nearby Regis College in Weston. Click HERE for all the details, including a sensory- and family-friendly matinee on November 28. In addition, the Sugar Plum Fairy is hosting a tea on December 13 at Acton School of Ballet (click HERE) and members of "The Nutcracker" cast are doing a library reading tour at various local libraries (click HERE). With professional-level dancing, gorgeous costumes and stunning sets, CBC has enchanted families for 28 years with this timeless story. 

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IMSCC Music Lessons - New Session Starts in January!

Enrollment for new students opens on December 1 for the Winter-Spring session of private and group lessons, January to June 2025.

• Private lessons available for all band and orchestra instruments including upright bass; also, voice, piano, guitar, electric bass and ukulele. 

• Group lessons for 4th and 5th graders available for many band and orchestra instruments.

• Visit the website for more information; email Laryssa Doohovskoy with questions at ldoohovskoy@concordcarlisle.org.

• Fall private lesson registration is ongoing - click here to inquire about November-December lessons.

• Look for another announcement soon with links to register for Winter-Spring session private lessons!

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Safe Cycling in Concord

"Can Bicycling Be a Normal Mode of Travel in Concord? Here’s How." Thursday, November 20, 6:30 PM at the Concord Main Library, 129 Main Street. Mass cycling – meaning lots of people riding for everyday transportation – is critical to public health, climate, safety, and livability goals. Hundreds of kids riding to the high school and middle school; hundreds of commuters riding to the train station; thousands more doing errands and going on recreational rides. Mass cycling can only be achieved by “low-stress connectivity” – meaning people have a bike route with little traffic stress from home to their destinations.

We’ll describe what low-stress connectivity looks like and how it is measured, so that it can become a goal for a community like Concord. We’ll describe some innovative road designs for creating low-stress bike infrastructure without road widening, including flexpost-protected bike lanes, advisory lanes, and sidepaths. Sponsored by Mothers Out Front and Bike-to-School Concord. Please see the library event calendar at cfpl.info/events for more information and registration.

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Sip, Sweat & Shop to Support Out Students!

From November 13-23, eight local businesses will donate a percentage of all purchases to the Concord Education Fund, which provides teacher grants for innovative programs that enrich learning for students in the Concord-Carlisle school district - programs that go beyond what school budgets can cover. It's an easy way to support our teachers and students - just shop, eat, or work out locally! See more details here.

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Helping Teens (and Parents) Thrive in the Digital Age

The second event in the Growing Up Well community event series, The Anxious Generation: Supporting Teens in a Tech-Driven World, is on November 19. Join us for a reception starting at 6pm, followed by a panel discussion from 6:30-7:30pm, where an interactive panel of experts explores how smartphones and social media are reshaping childhood—and what families and communities can do to reclaim balance. This event is free, but registration is required.

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SEPAC Summer Camp Info Night

Come learn from camp directors how their camp can support your child. This event will be held on December 1 from 6-7:30pm at the Concord Main Library. Camps attending include Concord Rec, Emerson Umbrella, Good Pickin’ Farm, Drumlin Farm, Fuse, Timbernook, and Aspire. www.concordsepac.com

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SEPAC Coffee Chat and November Board Meeting

SEPAC Coffee Chat: November 19th 9-11am at Saltbox Kitchen. Please join us for a casual conversation. Get to know other parents and caregivers with students who also have learning differences. SEPAC board members will be available to answer questions and chat.

November Board Meeting: Feel free to join our November board meeting to hear the latest updates and exciting news from the School Committee, Dr. Hunter and the SEPAC President. This month's meeting is on 11/24 at 7:30pm. Zoom link to follow. 

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SEPAC Office Hours Change

Normally office hours are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 11-12:30 in the Main Library in the cafe area. Due to the Veteran's Day Holiday, the office hours will be held on 11/18 at 11am. 

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The Thursday Owl - November 6, 2025

The Thursday OwL

The Alcott ptg weekly email

November 6, 2025

The PTG provides information and support to the Alcott community and raises funds to help make our school the best it can be.

News and Announcements

A Message from the PTG President

After an October filled with lots of fun community events, from grade level playdates to parent socials to school traditions like movie night (a huge thank you to Kate Smith and Emily Dreitz for organizing a fantastic event!), we shift our focus in November to sustaining and expanding the work that the PTG does. The first week in November serves as the kick off to our annual appeal, our largest fundraiser of the year that supports all of the incredible programs the PTG offers to support our students and teachers. November is also the month where we host the first of three PTG meetings open to our entire community. The first half of our November meeting features Language Arts Specialist (and Alcott Parent/PTG Board Member) Katie Carr presenting on our new literacy curriculum followed by a Q&A. The second half of our November meeting will offer an opportunity for parents to learn about what the PTG is working on and share their feedback about PTG programming. I know I speak for the rest of the board when I say that we would be thrilled to see lots of new faces at the meeting!
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Alcott Annual Appeal

It's here!! 2025 November Month of Giving!  Our 2025-2026 school year has gotten off to a great start! So far, we have had a wonderful movie night, a successful student picture day, our annual Fall Fest, and several in-class enrichment programs. Still to come, we have many of our favorite annual traditions, including multicultural night, math night, and the parent social. These school community events are directly supported by your essential contributions to the Alcott Annual Appeal.  The Annual Appeal is the PTG’s largest fundraiser and accounts for 40% percent of our annual budget.   In this November month of giving, we are reaching out to ask for your support. A little goes a long way, and any amount of support is appreciated!  Please read the attached letter highlighting all the wonderful ways in which your donation will enrich our Alcott community. Last year, 50% of our families contributed to the Annual Appeal. We are hopeful that this year's participation rate will be even higher! 

Here are 3 easy ways to make your donation:

* Mail a check to Alcott, payable to “Alcott PTG” with “Annual Appeal” in the memo. *Make your payment HERE *Use this QR CODE, which links to the Alcott Annual Appeal website

Please “Give a Hoot” and donate today. We are so thankful for all of your support!  - Allison Flynn and Rebecca Redington, Co-Fundraising Chairs, Alcott Elementary School

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Turkey Trot Update

I would like to say thank you to all the volunteers and parents/families that showed up to our Turkey Trot last week and made it such a huge success.  We had 388 joggers and they completed 2,023 laps, which is 505.75 miles.  Amazing! Now the work to get all those pledges and donations in has begun. We have a “pay pal” link setup on the Alcott school website. All you need to do is log in to the website and scroll down to the “Latest News and Events”, there will be a “thumbnail” for you to click on which will link you to paypal for your donations. Or you can click this link to go directly to the paypal link and make your pledge donations. Thanks and I look forward to seeing how much we can raise this year.

Tim Gaudreau, Alcott PE Teacher

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Picture Retake Day

Retake day is Wednesday, November 12th.

Open to all students who missed picture day or would like to have their photo retaken. To participate in retake day, no sign ups are required, but please let your student(s) teacher know if you would like to have a retake. If your child had a photo taken at picture day, please send in their old photos to turn in unless it's a digital retake.

If any families have questions – please contact the Coffee Pond Customer Service Dept.  // PHONE: 1-800-632-2323 ext "0" // EMAIL: Lifeguards@coffeepond.com

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Picture Retake Volunteer Sign Up

Alcott Retake Day is scheduled for Wednesday November 12th starting at 9AM. The volunteer sign up is available at the LINK HERE. Thank you to those who are able to volunteer to support the photographers and children. Spots are limited.

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Walk to School Day

Our first fall Walk to School Day is TODAY, November 6.

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UMass vs. BC Hockey Alcott Fundraiser

The details are:

Friday, December 5th @ 7:15 PM

Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell

Boston College Eagles @ UML River Hawks

Purchase tickets HERE. Come support as $5 of every ticket sold will be donated back to the Alcott Community! Get your tickets now, as this is a popular game and will sell out!

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Alcott Variety Show

The Alcott Variety Show will showcase on November 20, 2025!

The Alcott School Variety Show is a family-friendly evening that showcases the awesome talents of our Alcott students (and sometimes teachers!) This is meant to be a fun, supportive night, with no competition involved. Talents can be performing an instrument, doing stand-up comedy, performing a skit, dancing, or whatever you can think of! Participation details can be found HERE.

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First Grade Events

Adults-Only Social: Thursday, 11/20 at 6pm (Revolution Hall in Lexington)

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Volunteer Opportunities

November Composting at Lunch: Sign up here. Feel free to come often!

Calendar and Important Dates

Every Wednesday is a Half Day

• November 6 - Walk to School Day

• November 10 - K-5 Conferences (No School)

• November 11 - Veterans Day (No School)

• November 12 - Picture Retake Day

• November 13 - PTG Open meeting 6:30pm in the Alcott Library

• November 20 - First Grade Adult Social (6pm)

• November 20 - Alcott Variety Show (6pm)

• November 27 - 30 - Thanksgiving Recess

In the Community

Safe Cycling in Concord with Peter Furth

"Can Bicycling Be a Normal Mode of Travel in Concord? Here’s How."

Thursday, November 20, 6:30 PM at the Concord Main Library, 129 Main Street. Mass cycling – meaning lots of people riding for everyday transportation – is critical to public health, climate, safety, and livability goals. Hundreds of kids riding to the high school and middle school; hundreds of commuters riding to the train station; thousands more doing errands and going on recreational rides. Mass cycling can only be achieved by “low-stress connectivity” – meaning people have a bike route with little traffic stress from home to their destinations. We’ll describe what low-stress connectivity looks like and how it is measured, so that it can become a goal for a community like Concord. We’ll describe some innovative road designs for creating low-stress bike infrastructure without road widening, including flexpost-protected bike lanes, advisory lanes, and sidepaths. Sponsored by Mothers Out Front and Bike-to-School Concord. Please see the library event calendar at cfpl.info/events for more information and registration.

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Bandemonium!

The Concord Band and conductor, Jim O'Dell, present Bandemonium!, a musical event for children and families. This year, we are proud to feature Music Together facilitator, Vic Lalli, for an interactive musical experience. Presenting a variety of popular works, including Kpop Demon Hunters, Disney classics, and pop hits, it's a celebration of concert band you won't want to miss! Geared towards kids grades K-5, attendees are invited to join in the music-making through movement, sing-alongs, and exploration of band instruments. Get your tickets now at https://www.ticketstage.com/T/CONCORDBAND. We hope to see you on Saturday, Nov. 8th from 1:00-2:15pm at 51 Walden St., Concord, MA. Light refreshments to follow.

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Patriot Field Hockey's Veterans Day Clinic

Patriot Field Hockey's Veterans Day Clinic is designed for players of all levels in grades 2-8. Join Patriots Varsity Coach Jacqui Turner and varsity players for a fun day of skills, games and competition. 

• Tuesday, November 11th at Concord-Carlisle HS from 9am - 1pm. 

• Players should bring a stick, mouthguard and shin guards. Goggles are optional. Players should also bring plenty of water and a snack.

• No experience needed! 

• Sign up link

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Sip, Sweat & Shop to Support Our Students!

From November 13-23, eight local businesses will donate a percentage of all purchases to the Concord Education Fund, which provides teacher grants for innovative programs that enrich learning for students in the Concord-Carlisle school district - programs that go beyond what school budgets can cover. It's an easy way to support our teachers and students - just shop, eat, or work out locally! See more details here.

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Helping Teens (and Parents) Thrive in the Digital Age

Growing Up Well is a community event series that tackles one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to raise healthy, resilient kids in the digital age. This series brings together leading experts, community leaders, educators, and families to share insights and practical solutions. 

The second event in the series on November 19, 2025, is The Anxious Generation: Supporting Teens in a Tech-Driven World. Join us for a reception starting at 6pm, followed by a panel discussion from 6:30-7:30pm, where an interactive panel of experts explores how smartphones and social media are reshaping childhood—and what families and communities can do to reclaim balance.  This event is free, but registration is required.

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Veterans Day Boys Basketball Clinic

The CCHS Boys Basketball Veterans Day clinic (for 2nd-8th graders) is the most important fundraiser of the year for the program. All proceeds go toward the Boys' Basketball program to help pay for assistant coaches, team building activities, team dinners and the end of season banquet. The clinic will be held from 9am - 2pm on Tuesday, November 11 at Concord Carlisle High School. Find more info and register here.

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CC Youth Hockey: In-Town Registration Open for 2025-26!

Registration now open for Learn-to-Skate, Learn-to-Play, and Hot Shots.

-Hot Shot Hockey is for Girls and Boys 8-15 yrs old who are looking for a fun, learning-focused, no-pressure hockey experience. Hot Shots includes 14+ weeks of games and practices starting on November 16th.

-The Learn-to-Play program is considered our "Hockey 101" program and is geared for Girls and Boys who were born between 1/1/17 and 12/31/20.

-Learn-to-Skate is for children 3yrs+ and teaches skating fundamentals.

-Learn-to-Skate and Learn-to-Play begin the 15th/16th of November at the Middlesex School rink. 

Please visit www.ccyh.org for more details and to register your child.

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SEPAC Coffee Chat

November 19th 9-11am @Saltbox Kitchen

Please join us for a casual conversation. Get to know other parents and caregivers with students who also have learning differences. SEPAC board members will also be available to answer questions and chat.

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Standing SEPAC Office Hours

Office hours are an opportunity to talk in person to help answer any special education questions and get parent-to-parent support. We meet on the second Tuesday of each month from 11am-12:30pm at the Concord Main Library.

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