As our seniors get ready to graduate and head off to college, join us on May 12 for an honest, practical conversation with BHS parent and Boston University psychiatrist Dr. Mathilde Ross about everything you need to know to navigate the mental health challenges that come with it.
BHS’s legendary After The Prom Party is an all-night event that keeps seniors safe and together post-prom. Organizers are seeking volunteers for fundraising, prizes, and food subcommittees.
The Warrior Cares Fund ensures that every teen in our community has what they need to participate fully in school and life — and 100% of donations go directly to them.
The BHS Indoor Farm has spent the year growing fresh greens and herbs for the school cafeteria — and now they’re sharing the harvest. Order organic seedlings by April 17 and support a student-run growing program.
The BHS Class of 2027 Junior Semi was a huge success — over 500 students, one unforgettable Hollywood-themed night, and a community of volunteers who made it all happen. Thank you to every parent, caregiver, teacher, and staff member who showed up.
If your student has been curious about School Within a School — or if you’ve only just heard about it — now is the time to act. The SWS application …
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A Hollywood Glamorous night awaits the BHS Class of 2027! Join us on March 27, 2026, from 7–10:30 PM at 22 Tappan for the Junior Semi-Formal. Get your tickets by March 20 and complete the BHS Junior Semi Contract by March 23. Volunteers welcome!
Writing the college essay can be tough, but the BHS PTO is here to help! Join our workshop on September 27 to jump-start or refine your essay. Seniors and parent volunteers needed. Learn more and register!
Here’s your back-to-school guide for the Class of 2027! Find key info on Sports Night (Aug. 26), and Meet the Deans (Sept. 8).
Help make a difference at Brookline High by contributing to the BHS teacher wish lists 2025. From books to supplies and gift cards, your donations go directly to classrooms and programs that need them most.
