Starting high school can be a whirlwind of new experiences, and figuring out how to balance a rigorous Branson workload might feel overwhelming. But don’t worry — there are some effective strategies you can use to manage your tasks and set yourself up for success.
Develop a routine EARLY
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The student body president elections for the 2025–2026 school year concluded with the election of Olivia Ritter ‘26 and Luke Vilhauer ‘26. This annual process, a hallmark of the school’s emphasis on student leadership and community involvement, brought forward strong candidates and a spirited...
Immersives every year provide students with the opportunity to dive into specialized fields through two-week courses co-taught by faculty and staff. Among this year’s offerings is a woodworking immersive taught by history teacher Talia Di Manno and math teacher Gayatri Ramesh. This hands-on course...
On Jan. 22 Branson hosted its second annual Poetry Out Loud competition.
Poetry Out Loud, a national competition that promotes poetry appreciation through recitation, encourages students to engage deeply with poetry. Participants select their works from an approved anthology, memorize them and then...
Todd Fries of the Northern California Innocence Project speaks to the Branson community during special assembly. Fries visited Branson last week to discuss the mission of the Innocence Project, which works to exonerate falsely convicted individuals.
