We look forward to celebrating the classes of 1941, 1946, 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2011, 2016, and 2021! Join your CA friends in Concord to reconnect, reminisce, and re-engage at the school’s final traditional Reunion. As with every reunion, alums from all years are invited to join the festivities.
Don’t wait! Register today and encourage your classmates to do the same.
Questions? Contact Merrill Genoa, associate director of alum engagement and individual giving.
We are excited to welcome you back to Concord!
May 16–17, 2026
Centennial Arts Center (C.A.C.) Lobby
When you arrive on campus, please make your way to the C.A.C. to retrieve your nametag(s) and explore helpful resources like the weekend schedule, campus and town maps, the canoe-sign out and more.
Depart from Centennial Arts Center Lobby
Explore new and familiar spaces across campus with CA’s student tour guides.
Depart from Centennial Arts Center Lobby
Walk back in time to learn the rich history and notable names of Concord. From 10,000 years ago to now, this tour will give you an overview of the important stories: the early settlers, Indigenous people, the start of the American Revolution and the literary revolution of the 19th century. Walk down the venerable streets and byways, hearing the voices of those who have come before while appreciating the silent stones, memorials, and buildings they have left behind.
Join current CA faculty to get an inside look at what’s being taught in the classroom. Choose one of the following options:
Chemistry and the Cold War
with Science Department Head Will Tucker
At the end of World War II, the previously dominant, European-led international system had been completely shattered. The new international system organized within and in opposition to the rising competition between the USA and USSR. This course examines the shape of the Cold War conflict that followed World War II and the science of the nuclear weapons that shaped the short 20th Century.
Exploring Math in Politics
with Mathematics Teacher Shawn Bartok
Discover how mathematics can illuminate the possibilities of decision-making in society. In this accessible, hands-on class, we’ll explore alternatives to the U.S. presidential voting system, consider how political power can be measured, and examine what math reveals about cooperation. Through interactive voting activities, engaging games, and thought-provoking examples, we’ll journey into a world where numbers help us understand not just outcomes—but the many ways we shape them.
Music Recital Hall, Centennial Arts Center
The Concord Academy Alum Association is delighted to host the 2026 Alum Association Assembly for all classes. Program highlights include:
· An update from Head of School Henry Fairfax, including insight into the progress of the school’s strategic and campus master plans.
· A student panel, highlighting what the CA experience is like today.
· More information about CA’s reunion format.
· Appointment of the new 2026–27 Alum Association officers and a vote on the revised Concord Academy Alum Association bylaws.
Hammett Ory Theater, Centennial Arts Center
Enjoy a casual lunch.
Elizabeth B. Hall Chapel
Centennial Arts Center Patio
Join this fun, hands-on learning experience, designed for our youngest Chameleons!
Ransome Room, Math and Arts Center
Featuring Nina Callahan ’16, Haninah Levine ’01, Amy Longsworth ’76, and Melissa Moye ’76.
What does sustainability look like in action? Join alums working on the front lines of environmental change along with CA’s student environmental representatives for a thoughtful conversation on responsibility, impact, and building a more just and sustainable future.
Swing by and treat yourself to a specialty lemonade and popcorn bar.
Enjoy a special performance of CA’s Spring Dance Concert, offered just for the alum community. Come see what CA students have been passionately working on this season as they share new choreography, fresh ideas, and vibrant energy. After the performance, attendees are invited to an informal gathering with the student performers.
4:30–5:30 p.m. Class of 1961 Gathering
4:30–5:30 p.m. Class of 1966 Gathering
4:30–5:30 p.m. Class of 1986 Gathering
4:30–5:30 p.m. Class of 1996 Gathering
5:00–5:30 p.m. Class of 1976 Gathering
Depart from Centennial Arts Center Lobby
Explore the new Centennial Arts Center, a space that builds on CA’s performing arts tradition while fostering innovative interdisciplinary collaboration.
Depart from Centennial Arts Center Lobby
Senior Steps, Academy Garden
Centennial Arts Center
Enjoy catching up with classmates over good food and conversation, along with live music featuring Jonathan Fagan ’11 and former faculty, Ross Adams. Beer and wine will be served.
Student-Faculty Dining Hall
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CA’s Pricing Philosophy:
Your lasting connection to your school is invaluable, which is why Concord Academy covers a significant amount of the costs of Reunion Weekend activities. Fees associated with this event help offset the cost of the weekend, but do not cover the total cost.
Full weekend: $125*
Saturday evening only: $60
* The full weekend package includes all meals, entertainment, activities, and programs. Saturday dinner includes beer and wine for attendees 21 and older.
Full weekend: $100*
Saturday evening only: $50
Accommodations
Room blocks are available at the following hotels. Please book your room at either hotel by April 15, 2026 to receive the discounted rate. This year, campus housing is unavailable due to school being in session.
Phone: (800) 370-9200
Info: Rates starting at $229 per night (mention code “0526CA“)
Phone: (978) 341-0003
Info: Rates starting at $229 per night (mention “Residence Inn Concord”)
Accommodations
Accommodations are also available at these local hotels:
Aloft Lexington
727 Marrett Road, Lexington
(781) 761-1700
Doubletree Bedford Glen Hotel
44 Middlesex Turnpike, Bedford
(781) 275-5500
Element Lexington
727 Marrett Road, Lexington
(781) 761-1750
The Inn at Hastings Park
2027 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington
(781) 301-6660
We hope you will bring your family with you to Concord! Kids’ Club welcomes children on Saturday evening, with dinner and activities included. We kindly request that all children are toilet-trained, and are between the ages of 3 and 12 years old. A kid-friendly dinner, snacks, and entertainment will be provided for Kids’ Club attendees. We require advance registration for child care to ensure adequate staffing.The Kids’ Club charge is $50 for the first child, $40 for the second child, $30 for the third child, and $20 per child for all additional children. Please complete your registration online if you are registering for child care.
Please complete your registration online if you are registering for child care.
Following your registration for Kids’ Club, you will receive a separate email communication with more information about the Kids’ Club drop-off location and times, as well as instructions for completing required forms. These forms must be completed and returned to CA prior to your child(ren) attending Kids’ Club on May 16.
You are welcome to accompany your child to any of the following events that are available for future chameleons. Please note that children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all activities except for Saturday evening Kids’ Club.
Saturday, May 16
1:00 p.m.
Animal Adventures
Families can also enjoy canoeing the Sudbury River or cruise around town on CA boarding bikes.
Interested in joining a future reunion committee? Contact Merrill Genoa, associate director of alum engagement and individual giving.
Chrissy Heyworth ’61
Sallie Kingham ’61
Ingrid Detweiler ’61
Leslie Davidson ’66
Nancy Reece Jones ’71
Don Bell ’76
Alice Domar ’76
Robert Pierce Forbes ’76
Margie Kunhardt ’76
Wendy Klemperer ’76
Lee Wilson ’76
Joseph O’Connell ’81
Pamella Pearll ’86
Julia Baumgarten Foster ’86
Angelique Yen Marsden ’86
Peter Zimble ’86
Katherine Stanley Wilson ’96
Abigail Cohen ’01
Dat Le ’06
Lena Stein Beckham ’11
Saul Verdi ’21
Visit Concord is a great resource for helping you make the most of your time back in Concord. Be sure to stop by the Visitor Center on Main Street while you’re here! We are pleased to be partnered with them to offer tour opportunities for Reunion Weekend attendees.
As you look back on your time at CA during this special milestone, you may find yourself thinking first of the experiences, friendships, and mentorships that have stayed with you. For over a century, CA alums have come together to uplift the school they love, ensuring that today’s students—and those who will follow—have the same opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.
The Annual Fund plays a vital role in making that possible. Collective gifts help bridge the gap not covered by tuition or endowment income—fueling financial aid, empowering teachers to create innovative courses, and giving students the tools and resources they need to explore boldly.
What better way to honor your CA experience than by making a reunion gift to the Annual Fund? Every contribution, at every level, strengthens CA’s alum community and propels the impact of the CA experience on students of today, tomorrow, and for generations to come.
