Civil Discourse at Branson
Maddie O’Keefe, Leighton McCamy-Miller and Michael Paper, all juniors, created the Civil Discourse at Branson club for respectful conversation and disagreement among students...
Only a month into in-person learning, COVID training may feel like a distant memory, but it was responsible for preparing our community to be safe during in person learning.
Before students and faculty...
Branson consolidated this year’s History and English elective offerings for juniors and seniors to better accommodate the new schedule and cohort system.
The whole junior class now takes...
Branson reopened its campus on Oct. 19 for a hybrid learning format consisting of a combination of in-person learning with masked social distancing and distance learning over Zoom.
Many students chose...
After completing the first cycle of in-person learning, teachers are glad to see their students in person, but still have to cope with integrating those learning from home.
Unlike many other schools,...
With Branson’s campus reopening, students and faculty are following new lunch protocols to ensure their safety and health during these uncertain times.
The updated regulations divide students...
In the November ABC cycle, the freshmen had the opportunity to meet each other in person for the first time. Starting in remote learning and finally transitioning to much anticipated on-campus learning,...
Branson administrators modified the school’s transportation plan, increasing reliance on smaller-occupancy vehicles and initiating an e-bike program as the coronavirus pandemic wears on.
Though the...
How do you feel about in-person school as opposed to online school?
“It’s good. It’s a lot better than online. Just meeting everybody is great, I guess, because I didn’t get to meet...
11/4/20
Branson sports are scheduled to start on Dec. 7, dependent on a smooth academic reopening in light of COVID-19 and associated protocols.
COVID-19 concerns have led to the elimination of the...
This year, California’s ballot contained 12 propositions, including Proposition 18. If passed with a majority vote, Proposition 18 would have amended the California Constitution to permit 17-year-olds...
