Gallery: Prom 2017!

May 31, 2017

/ Ani Mathison, Sagamore Staff

Seniors Beverly Ng, Franny DeRice, Gideon Brown and junior Alec Shiman

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Virtual Student Directed Festival engages audiences over zoom

Bright eyes and wide grins from eager students brought levity and joy back into the Brookline High community on June 4. Despite devastating layoff...

Each year, the drama department invites alumni back to compete against current drama students in the annual Needs Improvment battle. This year, more alumni than could possibly compete returned over Zoom to support the drama department.

Annual Needs Improvment battle proves long-term impacts of drama department

Current members of the Needs Improvment Class as well as Alumni ranging back to 2003 hold signs protesting the budget cuts to the high school's drama department.

Needs Improvment Battle serves as protest against cuts to drama department

SizeRun Supply's owner Rod Rosales strives to create a sense of community with his customers. He works to make his store a space for people to connect and share ideas.

SizeRun Supply acts as both a store and place for people to connect

A photo from We Share the Same Sky: Glumslöv, Sweden / Follow My Footprints. Above is storyteller, educator and producer, Rachael Cerrotti.

Cerrotti’s podcast follows her grandmother’s journey as a Holocaust survivor

News

The Brookline School Committee convened virtually at 6 p.m. on August 4 to discuss plans for the upcoming 2020 - 2021 school year. For the high school, the student body would be separated into 2 cohorts, with both of them having two and a half days of in-person learning. Wednesday would have a two hour transitional period where faculty would sanitize the buildings and students would enter and exit.

Brookline School Committee presents reopening plans for 2020 – 2021 school year

Interim superintendent Dr. James Marini answers a question posed by moderator Carey Goldberg during the live Zoom Q&A on Sunday, July 19. During the meeting, Marini discussed the town's potential options for schools reopening in the fall.

Interim superintendent James Marini addresses school reopenings

Expert Advisory Panel 4 discusses reopening guidelines

The Expert Advisory Panel 4: Public Health, Safety and Logistics held their third meeting over Zoom on Friday, June 26 at 3 p.m. regarding the new gui...

The Expert Advisory Panel 2 met on June 30 to discuss the role of physical education amidst the plans of school re-openings. Panel members emphasized the benefits of physical education on students mental health.

Expert Advisory Panel 2 focuses on ties between physical education and student mental health

School Curriculum Subcommittee members met on June 23 to discuss a new mathematics curriculum to accommodate the struggles of remote learning, specifically the METCO and Steps To Success Programs