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Jeremiah Levy, News Editor|February 5, 2020

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Students and staff wrestle with the idea of allowing artificial intelligence into the classroom. In a survey conducted by The Cypress of 193 respondents, students displayed a diverse array of personal opinions on AI, with one being strongly against and five being strongly for AI.

Students and staff grapple with pending AI tools available to students

Over 150 students were surveyed by The Cypress on their opinions about politics, relationships, and how the two are connected.

How political culture impacts relationships

For over 50 years, School Within a School (SWS) has functioned as a democratic community within Brookline High School.

How students and teachers built a school of their own

A survey conducted by The Cypress reveals different reasons as to why students skip meals, from time constraints to fears related to appearance. Physical performance and mental focus can both be impacted from skipped meals.

We Create the Culture We Want: unpacking the complexities of eating culture at the high school

After months of internal discussion and community input, the English Department has decided not to offer an AP English course for the 2026–27 school year, citing strong independent exam performance and concerns about timing, equity and curriculum impact.

After deliberation, English Department will not offer AP English: here are the arguments from stakeholders

While learning to drive is an important milestone, many Brookline students struggle to access driver's education.

Teachers push for accessible driver’s education

Speak out Seniors members gather in Coolidge Corner to protest the Trump administration. Among their signs included messages like "This all ends when enough of us say no" and "What does Putin have on Trump?" and other calls for "No Kings or ICE."

Local activism groups call for youth engagement

The high school's Speech and Debate team wins multiple awards at States. A few members qualified for a national-level tournament in the NSDA and NCFL leagues.

Speech and debate team brings confidence to Nationals

Students Rain Carlile, Griffin Dickerhoff, Isobel Perks, Hazel Bredfeldt and Anna Katsman on the Charles Bridge in Prague, posing for the camera. In addition to visiting the Czech Republic, students visited Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary.

The Eastern Europe Trip leaves a lasting impression

For many summers, the Calculus Project has fostered students in math to help set them up for future success. The program is being renamed Fostering Excellence in Mathematics.

The Calculus Project transitions to Fostering Excellence in Mathematics

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