We Received Another A!
Staten Island's Best Kept Secret!
•We received another “A” on our Progress Report. •This is our 5th “A” in a row!!!!!
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See how we are doing!
School Data and Achievement
Here is a link to our school statistics
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Concord in the News!
Staten Island's Breast Cancer Walk will draw thousands Sunday
Members of Concord High School's team at last year's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk were among thousands of participants. Clove Lakes Park Sunday is expected to host thousands again for the 2012 event.
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Concord in the News!
Finding a better path to a HS diploma...and beyond: Concord High School has evolved into a 'life-changer'
At Concord High School earlier this month, students chatted with college and career recruiters, mapping out plans for what they would like to do after graduation.
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Concord in the News!
School turned lost teen into productive student
Principal Ronald Gorsky and his staff at Concord High School saved our son. Letter by: RALPH and DIANE MARRA
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Concord in the News!
How Concord High School continues to earn 'A's from Department of Education
At Concord High School, the teachers do more than just impart lessons to their students – they serve as their partners, too.
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Concord in the News!
Anti-Smoking Filmfest
Staten Island high school students created anti-smoking videos as part of the Staten Island Kids Against Tobacco Campaign, launched by Dr. Cynthia Wong, associate program director of medicine at Richmond University Medical Center, West Brighton.
Glenn Ladner, a media arts teacher at Concord High School, assigned this project to his class. This year, three teams were selected to showcase their work at the film festival.
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Concord in the News!
At Staten Island's Concord HS, the fourth 'R' is relaxation
As part of a scientific experiment on mind training, the teenagers, who often come to Concord from troubled backgrounds, sat calmly for three minutes at the start of their fourth-period class. The test was to see whether brief bouts of meditation can help relieve anxiety among students who are normally cramming for exams and homework while juggling the stresses of family life.
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Concord in the News!
Infant Simulators
Students at Concord High, using infant simulators, learn that parenting is not an easy task
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