Welcome, Alums!

For over a century, Concord Academy alums have been bound together by a love of learning, service to others, and a proud legacy of advocacy. With close to 6,000 CA graduates living around the globe, we are a small but mighty community and our connections to CA and each other span both distance and time. 

As someone who attended CA, you are automatically a member of the Concord Academy Alum Association, a group that serves as a primary link to fellow alums as well as current students and school developments. We strive to ensure CA remains present and relevant in all stages of your life.

The CA Alum Association mission statement reflects our goals and purpose:

The Alum Association fosters lifelong connections between Concord Academy and its alum community. The Association facilitates meaningful opportunities to preserve and promote a love of learning, service to others, and a commitment to diverse perspectives and backgrounds. Through involvement in the life of the school, within the community, and through service to the greater world, the Association strives to renew and affirm the core values instilled while at CA.

Our days in Concord were unique, and I invite you to remain involved or re-engage in the life of the school —sharing your professional experiences with CA students, attending regional events for alums, serving on your reunion committee, and supporting the school’s Annual Fund are just a few of the many opportunities open to you.

Please also be sure to read our emailed community newsletter, send in class notes for the CA Magazine, update your contact information, and stay up to date on all things CA via Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. We look forward to collaborating with you to bring the Alum Association mission alive in innovative, creative and exciting ways.

Join me in celebrating your CA experience as we venture into the school’s next century! 

Trelane Clark ’92, P’22
President of the CA Alum Association
ca_alum@concordacademy.org

2023–24 Alum Steering Committee

The Alum Steering Committee spearheads different alum initiatives and activities across a wide variety of areas such as Community and Equity, the Joan Shaw Herman award, the Alum Annual Fund, and the Alum Admissions Network. They serve as ambassadors, thought partners, galvanizers, and cheerleaders in all that they do for CA. Thank you all for your important work  we are grateful for your leadership and love for our great school.

Alum News

Hall Fellow, Caitlin FitzGerald ’02, Speaks

Hall Fellow, Caitlin FitzGerald ’02, Speaks

For six decades, Concord Academy has honored distinguished individuals with the Hall Fellowship. Today, we welcomed accomplished actress and filmmaker Caitlin FitzGerald ’02, who shared insights from her entertainment career and reflected on her CA experience.
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CA Poets Investigate Poetic Lineage and the Creative Process

CA Poets Investigate Poetic Lineage and the Creative Process

On March 27, three poets with deep connections to Concord Academy returned to share their creative work. Former CA teacher Cammy Thomas P’08 and alums Soren Stockman ’07 and Chessy Normile ’09 read from their books of poems and provided insights into their writing processes.
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Alum Spotlight: Educator and CA Ambassador Pook Panyarachun ’05

Alum Spotlight: Educator and CA Ambassador Pook Panyarachun ’05

“There's truly no school quite like CA,” says Pook Panyarachun ’05, a devoted child and adolescent counselor. Reflecting on her transformative years at Concord Academy, Panyarachun attributes her growth to the school’s unique environment: “It made me the person I am today.” Learn more about her personal and professional journey, as well as what inspires her to give back in an interview with CA News.
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Eyewitness History

Eyewitness History

This summer, Concord Academy history teachers Kim Frederick and Topi Dasgupta P'22 '25 in partnership with the Concord Museum and the History and Education subcommittee of the Concord 250 civic engagement committee worked with local educators to develop a primary-source public curricula on the American Revolution.
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