In light of AP Chemistry teacher Lorena Alvear’s leave of absence, the science department scrambled to keep the course alive while creating minimal disruption for the students in the class. Ryanne Chitjian, chair of the science department, communicated and worked closely with the science teachers to...
Early childhood literacy can be a very important factor in the later success of a child’s education.
For her junior fellowship, Emma Casaudoumecq’s ‘24 focused on helping provide underserved communities with resources for increasing childhood literacy. She conducted research in the field,...
As her Branson experience comes to an end, Anna Han wraps up her art portfolio for college and reflects on her most personally significant artwork.
Han employs a variety of styles and mediums to explore and express her sense of self in her portfolio.
She begins her artistic process by creating...
New science teacher Percival Baretto-Ko has launched the first-ever entrepreneurship-based elective at Branson this year, providing juniors and seniors with a chance to dive into the business world.
Entrepreneurship Lab (e-Lab) is a semester-long course aimed at immersing students in the process...
One by one, uniformed Branson athletes posed for the camera as the claps and hollers from their teammates filled up the gym.
Branson held its first-ever media day for the fall sports teams on Wednesday, Aug. 30. Organized by Athletics Director Frances Dillon, Branson fall athletes participated in...
