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The catalog is the result of years of research, months of collaboration across departments, and days of editing and fine-tuning. Each offering was designed to inspire curiosity, to challenge, and to aid students in their skill development, individual goals, and future aspirations. All of this is balanced with the need to stay true to the values of our mission and the centrality of equity and love of learning.  \nAs you consider the offerings within this catalog, we hope you will bring questions with you inspired by our mission: How will love of learning shape your academic, character, athletic, and artistic narrative at CA? How will you challenge and expand your understanding of yourself and the world to grow as a citizen of your communities? How will you cultivate empathy, integrity, and responsibility as you prepare to contribute to a more just and sustainable future?  \nOne valued aspect of CA's Program is the freedom to be guided by these questions instead of by strict subject requirements. We hope you make choices that are true to your interestsand the growth you want, and need, to accomplish in your high school years.  \nWhile the array of offerings is vast, please keep in mind that often less is more: taking on less is sometimes both healthier and more fulfilling. As in life, so too is it true here: You will need to make choices and pick priorities. You also may not always get the courses you request, and that is ok. Seek the advice of your family, advisor, and the academic office to guide you through this. We also hope you will pursue a balance of breadth and depth that honors your interests and explores unfamiliar subjects, material, and skills. Take note of prerequisites as you do this planning, and work backward, if necessary, from the offerings that you most want to take. Craft a path that reflects who you are and who you want to become.  \nEnjoy!  \nWith gratitude, Sarah Yeh  \nConcord Academy  \nPROGRAM CATALOG  \n2026–27  \nGENERAL DESCRIPTION OF COURSESAND DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS  \nAll students prepare a complete, balanced schedule each semester with the help and approval of their advisor and the academic office. Minimum requirements in each department form a framework within which each student builds a program that fits individual needs and interests. All students are encouraged to plan ahead and to think about what courses they might want to take for their entire high school career each time they construct a schedule, understanding that some courses have limited enrollments and others might not be offered if under-enrolled. Teachers and advisors work with students to keep a close eye on graduation requirements and to create a plan that will help students achieve future goals.  \nRequirements  \nFor students entering Concord Academy as 9th graders, a minimum of 112 credits is required for  \ngraduation. For entering 10th graders, 84 credits are required, and for entering 11th graders, 56 credits.  \nTo graduate, students must complete all department requirements. The required courses carry a total of fewer credits than are needed for graduation. The remaining credits may be taken in any discipline. 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