At the end of every school year students look forward to receiving their yearbook, a roughly 200-page keepsake filled with hundreds of pictures and memories from the year.
The dedicated yearbook club...
Immersives every year provide students with the opportunity to dive into specialized fields through two-week courses co-taught by faculty and staff. Among this year’s offerings is a woodworking immersive...
As of March 11, Branson students knew which immersive would fill the last two weeks of their school year, and Taste of Italy came out on top as the most popular choice.
Taste of Italy: A Culinary and...
Boys varsity tennis is off to an excellent start to the season, with an overall record of 7-1 and an MCAL record of 5-1.
The team beat Tamalpais March 12 and had a match against Lick-Wilmerding canceled...
Branson hosted a speaker from the non-profit organization Fight the New Drug on March 12 to raise awareness about pornography.
Elizabeth Eckman gave the presentation, which helped inform students...
One of the biggest emails of the year just dropped: the 2025–2026 course catalog. Yes, it’s exciting. Yes, it’s cause for joy, celebration and meticulous game planning with everyone from best friends...
March 20 marked the beginning of the annual event that captures the utmost interest for both students and teachers: the March Madness bracket at Branson.
Every year, a Branson student sends out an...
Branson is known for its rigorous academics, meaning that while it’s only March, there are always plenty of tests, quizzes, assignments and papers, especially closer to the end of the year.
Studies...
The Branson baseball team has big ambitions for the season; they’re excited to compete against larger schools in the league while also dominating in its North Coast Section Division 5 competition.
Branson...
The weekend of March 14, Branson participated in the Diamond Dollars Case Competition at the 2025 SABR Analytics Conference. The team, led by Spencer Weinberg ‘26 and Theo Zak ‘25, took home a win...
