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Jeremiah Levy, News Editor|February 5, 2020

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Responding to George Floyd together

Responding to George Floyd together

Brookline Thrives and the Food Justice Club fight food insecurity

Brookline Thrives and the Food Justice Club fight food insecurity

Over the course of the contract negotiations, many teachers have felt that the nuances of their jobs are going largely ignored and unaccounted for.

Contract struggles stem from ongoing centralization issues

Proponents of Warrant Article 21, from town government as well as the high school.

Warrant Article 21’s sweeping legacy

Music listeners grapple with accusations against singers

R. Kelly, Michael Jackson and Chris Brown were hugely popular musicians, who have now had their reputations defiled following accusations of sexua...

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

School Curriculum Subcommittee meeting accommodates struggles with remote learning

The Expert Advisory Panel 2 met on June 23 to discuss methods of student support and incorporating wellness into the fall semester.

Expert Advisory Panel 2 discusses wellness initiatives and supports for returning students

The School Committee Finance Subcommittee met on June 23 to discuss plans for the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) and department fees for the 2020-21 school year.

Finance Subcommittee holds meeting to discuss summer programs and fees

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Responding to George Floyd together
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Brookline Thrives and the Food Justice Club fight food insecurity
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Contract struggles stem from ongoing centralization issues
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Warrant Article 21’s sweeping legacy
Arts
Music listeners grapple with accusations against singers
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Somewhere to Call Home
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New cannabis store smokes up school
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A wave of uncertainty hits in the wake of journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s death
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Horoscopes: What’s up with that?
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