Alexa Warrin serves as editor-in-chief and first joined The Blazer in 2022. She received second place in 2024 for environmental coverage from the Journalism Education Association of Northern California.
The peer tutoring program is returning this spring semester with two main objectives: destigmatizing asking for help and creating opportunities for students to connect across grade levels.
Student leaders Karis Crabill ‘25, Sabine Fuchs ‘25, Hannah Hodges ‘24 and Ginger Oldmixon ‘25 hope to...
Branson hosted its first-ever hackathon, Bull Hacks, Saturday, March 2. The event featured a coding competition with $10,000 in prizes, workshops and opportunities to learn from professionals. Open to eighth- to 12th-graders, the hackathon brought in students from across the Bay Area.
Branson computer...
WORD, Branson’s new literary salon, made its debut with an informal open mic session Nov. 16.
English teacher Evan Schnair, one of three faculty leaders of WORD, says the door is open to any student, regardless of experience, interested in participating.
“The invitation is for anyone in the...
The Environmental Action Committee, in line with its efforts to promote an eco-friendly Branson and at the urging of Marin County, has developed and implemented a new waste management system.
The digestion of organic waste into the environment releases greenhouse gasses, a major contributor to global...
Bestselling Solito author and Branson alum Javier Zamora (‘08) visited the school in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month on Wednesday, Oct. 4 to share his remarkable experience as an El Salvadoran migrating unaccompanied to the United States.
Born in La Herradura, El Salvador, Zamora is an acclaimed...
From fly fishing to film-watching, and coding to kazoos, Branson’s extracurricular organizations are as diverse as the confections crafted by the Baking Club. Students will have the opportunity to peruse their options at the annual clubs fair on Wednesday, Sept. 13 during clubs block.
Branson clubs...
