Students are involved in varied pursuits, not because they feel obligated, but because they have a true passion and interest in the world around them. With more than 90 clubs and organizations, opportunities abound. And if you can’t find the kind of club you you’re looking for, you’re very much encouraged to start your own!

 

All-School Council

The All-School Council comprises the student body president and student body vice president, class presidents and representatives, the head and vice head of boarders, the head of day students, co-heads of diversity, coheads of entertainment, coheads of environmental affairs, and faculty representatives. The All-School Council meets on Tuesdays at 5:45 p.m. Council meetings are open to all members of the CA community.

The All-School Council takes an active role in representing the student body when reviewing policies, discussing issues, and formulating proposals. All proposals passed at All-School Meetings are recommended to the head of school. The council sponsors Club Expo and Winterfest, and other weekend events on campus. Above all, the All-School Council affords students the opportunity to have input in the daily life of the school.

Clubs and Affinity Groups

One of Concord Academy’s several student singing groups
  • Active Minds

  • Alianza Latina

  • Anime Club

  • Art Club

  • Asian Cuisine Club

  • Athletic Council

  • Avatar Club

  • Badminton Club
  • Barber Shop

  • Bee Club

  • Big Data Club

  • Board Game Club

  • Book Club

  • Business Club
  • CA Political Union
  • Cabaret

  • CAFE (Concord Academy Fashion Enthusiasts)

  • Canoeing Club

  • CASA (Concord Academy Students in Action)

  • CDC (Soccer debate club)
  • Chameleons (a cappella singing group)

  • Chess Club 
  • Clash of Clans Club
  • Classics Club
  • Culinary Arts Club
  • Debate Club

  • DEMONS (Dreamers, Engineers, Mechanics, and Overt Nerds, engineering club)

  • Dungeons and Dragons Club
  • EASA (East Asian Student Association)

  • Econ Club

  • Fantastic Fiction Club
  • Femme Weightlifting Club
  • Film Club
  • Finer Things Club

  • French Club

CA students hiking Mount Moosilauke
  • Gaming Club

  • Gardening Club
  • Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
  • German Club

  • Green Club

  • GRiT (Gender Representation in Tech)

  • History Club
  • IFO (Intersectional Feminist Organization)

  • Investment Club

  • ISO (International Students Organization)

  • Jazz Club

  • JSO (Jewish Service Organization)

  • Linguistics Club
  • Machine Learning Club
  • Magic the Gathering Club
  • Mandarin Club

  • Math Club

  • MCO (Multicultural Organization)
  • Medical Club
  • MESO (Multiethnic Student Organization)

  • MoCA (Men of Color Association)

  • Mock Trial

  • Model UN

  • MSA (Muslim Students Alliance)

  • Outdoors Club
  • PACA (Programmers at CA)

  • PAC Rats (theater tech club)

  • Peer Tutoring

  • Period Coalition (PeCo)

  • Photo Club
  • Pitches (singing group)
  • Poetry Club

  • Pokemon Club
  • Politics Club
  • Prison Justice Project

  • Producers Club
  • UFT (People with Underrepresented Family Trees)

Showcasing student clubs at Winterfest
  • Q^2 (Queer and Questioning)
  • QPOC (Queer People of Color)
  • RC Airplane Club
  • Robotics Club

  • SASS (South Asian Student Association)
  • Science Club

  • Science Ethics Club

  • SEAS (Southeast Asian Students)

  • Self-Care Club

  • Sensational (K-pop dance cover group)

  • Social Justice Club

  • Spanish Book Club

  • Spanish Club

  • Spark (inventors’ club)

  • Spike Ball Club

  • Sports Writing Club, “Mongoose Monthly”

  • Star Wars Club
  • Step Club
  • Student Arts Council

  • SUCA (Socialist Union at CA)
  • Tabletop Games Club
  • The Centipede (CA’s student newspaper)

  • The Chameleon (CA’s student literary and arts magazine)
  • The Scallion (satirical newspaper)

  • Trans Affinity Group (TAG, an affinity space for students identifying as transgender or nonbinary)
  • Umoja (affinity space for students identifying as Black or African American)

  • What’s on Your Mind (playwriting club)

  • WoCA (Women of Color Alliance)

  • WoolPack (fiber arts club)

  • Worst Behavior (hip-hop dance club)
  • Writers Guild (letter-writing club for a cause)

  • YIP (Youth in Philanthropy)

Discipline Committee

The Discipline Committee is a student-faculty committee that hears cases concerning students suspected of violating, or found in violation of, the school’s major rules. The committee’s role is to listen to the evidence, ask questions concerning the evidence, deliberate, and make recommendations to the head of school. The Discipline Committee comprises two faculty members, the dean of students and community life, and three students who rotate from an elected group of ten students. Additionally, there are two faculty members and three house faculty members who rotate on the committee from September to June. The dean of students and community life serves as the nonvoting convener of the committee for the school year. The Discipline Committee ‘s recommendation must be approved by the head of school. The convener reviews disciplinary procedures with the committee at the beginning of each committee hearing.