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...
In accordance with the Branson “A Look Ahead. A Purpose Beyond Strategic Plan,” the school revealed on Oct. 1 its new school and athletics logo to the community, which would replace a logo that has...
A voluntary COVID-19 test offered to the entire Branson community Aug. 29 produced no positive tests — and reflected the school’s growing COVID-19 plans, though still nascent, as it faces the prospect...
It’s fall again, which means that it is time for admissions season. However, this year will look and feel very different.
When applying to Branson in the past, students had to complete many steps,...
Branson established a new block schedule to safely navigate in-person and online school.
Compared to the 55- or 70-minute classes on a six-day rotation last year, the new schedule has three 90-minute...
The Branson School, like high schools across the nation, has had to adjust its instruction as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The school’s distance-learning plan was the result of input from members...
Life at The Branson School would not be able to return to “normal” as we knew it until certain conditions are met.
As the school year draws to a close, students and teachers are anxious to know what...
Alexander Getty:
Perhaps one of the most active Bulls during this quarantine is sophomore Alexander Getty. In the past three weeks Getty has developed the circuit he likes to call “Triple...
As school closures, travel bans, shelter in place orders, and social distancing majorly affect the lives of millions around the world, it is clear that we are in time of great change, the likes of which...
Art in Quarantine
Amid social distancing and school closures, some Branson students have found a new way to share their voices: Art! The students featured in this article are spending their time alone...
