Seniors take a class in the Writing Center in September. The Immersive program, new for the 2021-22 school year, will replace senior capstone projects.
On Jan. 19, College Board came out with surprising news: their long-standing SAT subject tests, as well as the essay portion of the SAT, have been discontinued. This decision comes after recent discontent surrounding the lack of access for all high school students.
College Board had previously offered...
Teachers and parents all across the country are struggling to juggle teaching their kids in a time of extreme uncertainty and the many challenges that come with a global pandemic.
This job is made far more difficult for teachers who are also parents of kids in distance learning.
“Teaching with...
Despite not being able to perform and present pieces for the community for FAB in person, the art departments have taken on the challenge of making easily-accessible pieces out of their previous work virtually.
This year, instead of Festival of Arts at Branson, arts faculty have created FAAB: Festival...
Below are three lists of books, television shows, and movies with suggestions from our very own Branson faculty and students.
Lori Deibel, our beloved librarian, has a wonderful resource on the Haiku Library Page. With almost all public libraries closed due to shelters-in-place and campus closure,...
The highlight of Branson’s Human Development Day on Jan. 21 was hearing from Cornel West and Bakari Kitwana, which provided all students, faculty and audience with a unique and eye-opening perspective.
They shared their perspectives and lives’ works with the community, with the theme for this...
