A Visual Tour of Hybrid School

Elena Su, News Managing Editor|October 27, 2020

The Sagamore photographed hybrid classes at Old Lincoln School on Tuesday, Oct. 26. Click on the gallery below to scroll through all the images.

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Li, a Student Council representative and student activist, replaced last year’s Info Time host, Claire Gallion.

“Good Morning, Brookline High”

Investigative Biology I Honors is a science course available for juniors at the high school. The course focuses more on learning through hands-on activities and lab simulations as to the Biology I Honors class.

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On Wednesday, Jan. 11, the Town of Brookline publicly posted applications for Chief of Police. The search follows the termination of former Chief Ashley Gonzalez.

Brookline commences search for new police chief

Junior Alexandra Oviedo displays a vivid celebration of life with her still-life painting of Día de los Muertos.

Artists of color display work in DoRRS art show

The Medical Careers class received a teacher grant from the Brookline Education Foundation (BEF) that will allow teachers in the class to “gain training and understanding of the functionality of the advanced equipment in this new lab, as well as to learn about specific medical situations that are negatively impacted by race-based misconceptions in medicine,” the BEF said.

Medical Careers takes new approach to learning medicine

For many years, the newspaper printed varying depictions of Indigenous people along with its name.

Brookline High School newspaper to change name

The Warriors beat out the Boxers this past Friday at 6:30 pm. The match was close, but the Warriors were able to win with solid defense.

Boys varsity basketball triumphs against Brockton 50-46

The history of appropriating and disrespecting Indigenous peoples in American runs deep, as shown through the former BHS mascot, the Massachusetts state seal and the unfulfilled promises of the Treaty of New Echota. Many institutions have committed to changing their symbols and practices for a better future.

Changing mascots, seals and systems: initiatives to reconcile with history

Above is a collage of baby photos of the members of the MENA club (Middle Eastern and North African Club).

Growing up Middle Eastern in Brookline

At third base, senior Leander Goessling prepares for the pitch during a game against Sharon High School at Parsons Field. Goessling balances playing baseball and the cello.

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