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Responding to George Floyd together

Responding to George Floyd together

June 18, 2020

Over 300 pink slips were issued to district faculty yesterday, laying off all non-tenured teachers, paraprofessionals, librarians, visual arts teachers and many more. The district made these cuts to allow for more flexibility in the fall.

District leaders: cuts motivated by need for flexibility

May 30, 2020

The first paragraph of the statement the Brookline School Committee released to the public today.

School committee announces possible layoffs amid budget crisis

May 29, 2020

Plans for Day of Dialogue, scheduled for April 2, were disrupted when school closed. However, the planning team found ways to make it work from their homes.

Day of Dialogue planners navigate school closure

May 6, 2020

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

Warrant Article 21’s sweeping legacy

December 15, 2019

The new freshman advisory system uses restorative justice practice, increasingly popular in schools nationwide, to build connections between students and teachers.

Changes to freshman advisory build community

October 28, 2019

Visitors in the MLK room during X-block Thursday Oct. 10, view the final portfolios of students in the LiveInspired program.

LiveInspired displays student passions through art

October 25, 2019

Hispanic Heritage Month: Ozuna

Graham Krewinghaus, News Editor

September 20, 2019

Creating the Day of Dialogue is a long, fulfilling process. Beginning in January, students collaborate in small groups divided by the assemblies they work on.

Day of Dialogue preparation proves rewarding

May 11, 2019

Club members engage in difficult conversations during meetings.

Students Against Human Trafficking Club incites change in community

April 10, 2019

Tonia Magras '86 is an award winning producer, director and editor. Magras worked with WGBH on the show

Black History Month Speaker Series: Tonia Magras ‘86

March 16, 2019

Maria Lazu, organizer and founder of The Urban Labs, a firm that aids corporations and institutions be more effective in their diversity and inclusion efforts, sets expectations at the beginning of the Summit.

Community members rally for change in first meeting of Brookline’s Summit for Racial Equity

March 7, 2019

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