Chelmsford High School hosts Concours Oratoire 2026
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On Tuesday, March 3, the Chelmsford High School World Language Department was pleased to again host the Concours Oratoire 2026 in conjunction with the Club Richelieu of Lowell. This French Oratorical Contest is meant to engender and encourage the study of the French language by area high school students. This…
View »Chelmsford High School hosting Fulbright TEA Fellows
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Six international teachers are working alongside and observing CHS educators in the classroom CHELMSFORD, Massachusetts (March 6, 2026) – Through a relationship with UMass Lowell, Chelmsford Public Schools is once again hosting several Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement (TEA) Fellows. Fulbright TEA brings international, secondary-level teachers to the United States…
View »Chelmsford High School announces Students of the Month for February
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CHELMSFORD, Massachusetts (March 6, 2026) – Six seniors were recently honored as Chelmsford High School named its Lions Pride/Rotary Student of the Month recipients for February, announced CHS Principal Stephen Murray. Students receiving recognition were Lilly Bean and Ananya Mody from Emerson House, Kate Leonard and Ava Walsh of Hawthorne House, and…
View »PHOTOS: CHS Theatre Guild presents “Well-Behaved Women …”
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The Chelmsford High School Theatre Guild put on an incredibly moving open dress rehearsal of “Well-Behaved Women …,” their submission for the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild (METG) High School Drama Festival, on Thursday evening, February 26. The group will be performing in the preliminary round of the festival on Saturday,…
View »CHS Theatre Guild presents “How (Not) to be Human”
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Annual children’s play takes audiences to summer camp – with some unexpected surprises CHELMSFORD, Massachusetts (Feb. 6, 2026) – The Chelmsford High School Theatre Guild is heading to summer camp for its latest production. This year’s children’s play, “How (Not) to be Human,” is written and directed by CHS junior…
View »PHOTOS: CHS Theatre Guild presents “How (Not) to be Human”
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The Chelmsford High School Theatre Guild’s annual children’s play is being held Friday, Feb. 6, and Saturday, Feb. 7, at 6:30 p.m. in the Carl J. Rondina Performing Arts Center. This year’s production, “How (Not) to be Human” is written and directed by CHS junior Kalea Lamb and features an…
View »The Sun: Chelmsford native Chevonne Forgan about to realize her Olympic dreams
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By JASON COOKE | Lowell Sun Correspondent It doesn’t quite feel real yet for Chelmsford native Chevonne Forgan. Forgan, a 2018 graduate of Chelmsford High, is set to compete in the Winter Olympics as part of Team USA’s first-ever women’s doubles luge team with teammate Sophia Kirkby. Placing fifth in…
View »Chelmsford High School announces Students of the Month for January
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CHELMSFORD, Massachusetts (Jan. 30, 2026) – Six seniors were recently honored as Chelmsford High School named its Lions Pride/Rotary Student of the Month recipients for January, announced CHS Principal Stephen Murray. Students receiving recognition were Emily Tran and Reese Boucher from Emerson House, Danny Tseng and Anika Gurijala of Hawthorne House, and…
View »Chelmsford High junior wins Congressional App Challenge
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CHELMSFORD, Massachusetts (Jan. 23, 2026) – Last month, Reya Kannan, a junior at Chelmsford High School, was selected as the winner of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Massachusetts’s Third Congressional District. Kannan’s app, called Yard2Yum, offers a practical and innovative solution to food waste by connecting restaurants, farms and…
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