How do you feel about in-person school as opposed to online school?   “It’s good. It’s a lot better than online. Just meeting everybody is great, I guess, because I didn’t get to meet people online.” — Fin Keeffe, freshman   “I like how they give us food because...

Caroline Santinelli Caroline Santinelli, a new English teacher, loves reading and working with her students. Born and raised outside of Boston, Santinelli went to college back East before moving to Leadville, Colorado. She worked there for the last four years in various teaching jobs and recently...

With everything we could possibly need, from finances to social media to entertainment readily available on our phones, tablets, and computers, it seems that screens could solve any problem. And in many cases that is true, with the most notable solution right now being their ability to build a semblance...

As school closures, travel bans, shelter in place orders, and social distancing majorly affect the lives of millions around the world, it is clear that we are in time of great change, the likes of which the world has not seen for many decades.  From experiencing fear and isolation to getting laid...

Last month, alumnus Luke Mobley, ’16, returned to campus with his improv troupe, Just Add Water, to host a workshop for the current Branson acting students and put on a performance for the larger Branson community.  JAW is an improv troupe comprised of students from Yale University. They perform...

Recently, the Advanced Acting class put on a production of “Peter Parker and the Kid Who Flew” and “Subatomic: A Stature Story,” two one-acts based on the Marvel Universe.  Both scripts are part of pilot program at Disney. Their goal is to create a series of one-acts to circulate through...