The Branson boys basketball team capped off a strong season by advancing to the Division III state playoffs. The Bulls also finished second in MCAL with a 7-2 league record and a 19-16 overall record.
Along the way, the Bulls qualified for both the MCAL championships and the NCS championships...
How did you feel about Branson Homecoming this year?
Ethan Lee ’29: “I thought it was really fun. The energy was really good.”
Penelope Hull ’29: “I think it was good, but I think it is a little awkward being in the Small Gym because it is a tight space and everyone...
The 112-member rising 9th grade class consists of a lot of eager freshmen looking to play Cross Country, Boys’ Football, Girls’ Tennis, Girls’ Golf, and Girls’ Volleyball in the upcoming season.
Cross Country
Cross Country held tryouts from Aug. 11 to Aug. 15. According to...
Kai Hewett Sagar '28 and Max Chan '28 rally at problems during the second CML competition of the year. The Branson math team splits its time between regional competition and special math talks.
Commons cleanup advocate Jeff Symonds calls out students who fail to clean up during lunch. Symonds and other faculty have taken turns sitting in the newly implemented lifeguard chair to supervise the commons at lunch.
Classroom phone caddy, known familiarly as the "phone jail," holds students' phones during class. Currently, each teacher is responsible for their individual classroom phone policies.
Many students regard physics as Branson’s most challenging ninth-grade class. For your best chances at passing ninth-grade physics with flying colors, read these quick tips.
African Drumming performs drumming sequence during immersive presentations. African Drumming is one of Branson's many immersive courses offered at the end of the school year.
