Much attention is paid to qualitative skills such as critical thinking, process learning and creative problem solving. Students are well prepared for transition into high school and ultimately college. Our students are talented, multi-faceted young people. CMS students through Student Leadership have initiated community service projects such as Jump Rope for Heart, a raffle for The Red Cross Disaster Relief, a bottle drive for The Jimmy Fund, a food drive for The Open Pantry and a toiletry collection for shelters in Waltham, Ayer and Boston. The level of parent involvement and participation is high and takes many forms including traditional classroom volunteer work and chaperoning field trips, fund raising and participation on committees such as the Concord Education Foundation, Parent and Teacher Group, and the School Advisory Council.
Professional improvement is a way of life for the faculty.
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