Celebrate Black History Month in Brookline! Honor local icons Roland Hayes, a barrier-breaking tenor, and Florida Ruffin Ridley, a pioneering educator and activist. Their legacies inspire us toward a more just future. Learn more about their remarkable contributions and join the celebration!
Brookline High School presents Mean Girls: The Musical! From February 5th-8th, 2025, the Roberts Dubbs Auditorium transforms into North Shore High. Witness Cady’s hilarious journey through high school cliques, catchy songs, and all the iconic one-liners. It’s gonna be so fetch! Get your pink on and see you there!
PSB is updating key policies on bullying, civil rights, and reporting. Your feedback is needed! Review drafts & take the survey by Jan 31, 2025 to help create a safer school environment.
“What to Do in a Crisis” provides essential guidance for parents facing a child’s crisis, whether it’s due to drug overdose, alcohol poisoning, domestic violence, or mental health issues. B-PEN’s one-page tip sheet is an excellent resource to print out and have on hand.
Don’t miss the Teen Summer Experience Expo! This is your chance to connect with directors from a wide variety of summer programs for teens, including pre-college, internships, travel, STEM, and camps. Parents and teens are encouraged to attend.
Huge thanks for your generosity! We raised $79,481.02 for BHS! Every dollar impacts students, funding programs, events, & more.
A U.S. Paralympic star shared her medal and personal story with 900 BHS students, spotlighting inclusivity and “Belonging” at the Day of Disability Education.
Aleksey Chuprov and Julie Wingerter have joined the BHS School Council. Thanks to Erika Anderson, Dwight Mathis, Tiffany Rhine, and everyone who participated to support BHS!
Join the Brookline LGBTQ+ Task Force on Jan 15 (6:15–7:30 p.m.) at Brookline Village Library. Families of LGBTQ+ youth can connect, share experiences, and enjoy refreshments. Learn more!
The ACE program at Brookline High offers a personalized, project-based learning experience for grades 10-12. With honors-level courses and flexible pacing, ACE prepares students for college and beyond.
