Standout students in athletics, arts and all afternoon programs were celebrated today in Brooks School's annual autumn ceremony.
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A new robotics afternoon program is challenging students to build and program 'bots to do some impressive challenges this winter.
Two Brooks runners earned New England titles this fall! Kata Clark '25 and Alex Tobias '22 share how it felt like to pull away from the pack — and the new goals they're speeding towards now.
Coaches share their thoughts about Brooks School's standout athletes and squads as the regular season wraps up and tournament time approaches.
After a hiatus due to COVID, Brooks' beloved three-week session of intensive classes will be offered again this winter — with a bunch of favorite courses returning and some fascinating fresh classes added to the mix!
Boston University Professor Timothy Longman spoke with students about the book he co-authored, "Confronting Apartheid," giving them a deeper understanding of the context of Brooks' All-Community Read, "Born a Crime."
At Brooks School, we seek to provide the most meaningful educational experience our students will have in their lives.
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Alumni from Brooks School classes of 2014 - 2019 you're invited to enjoy some fun cocktails and delicious food while you catch up with your old friends and classmates. Before December 1, please click to RSVP and get all the details. We can't wait to see you there!
The school community will ring in the holiday season at our annual event in the Chapel. Students and faculty offer readings as well as sing and play festive carols. The service - which originated in the King's College Chapel - symbolizes humanity's universal longing for peace. Following the service students will enjoy a dance and holiday festivities!
After a week of exams, students leave for winter break and some much deserved time off. The vacation concludes January 3 (boarding students return by 8 p.m.).
Winter break concludes as boarding students and faculty return to campus.
The 2022 Winter Term visiting artist, Pippin Frisbie Calder, opens her show "Canceled Edition" in the Robert Lehman Art Center today. The exhibit, offering a simulated species extinction, will be on display in the gallery through January 31. Students in the "Environmental Artivism" Winter Term course will make their own endangered species print to be added to the gallery for Brooks School's Winter Term Symposium on January 21. Learn more on the Lehman Art Center page.
Hooray, Winter Term 2022 gets underway today! The intensive courses will run through January 22.
Parents of current students are invited to come watch class presentations, explore the Winter Term curriculum and talk with students and teachers about all that they've worked on during the intensive term. Details to follow!
Students enjoy a weekend off, through January 24 (boarders return by 8 p.m.), before second semester begins.
The second half of the 2021-2022 academic year gets underway today!
Save the date: Brooks School's spring production, Rent, will run for three nights starting tonight! Details to follow.
Save the date! Brooks School's spring production, Rent, will run for three nights: February 17 - 19.
Save the date: Brooks School's spring production, Rent, will run for three nights (February 17 - 19), wrapping tonight!
Students enjoy a Presidents Day break. (Boarders return by 8 p.m.)
Students and faculty depart for nearly three weeks, through March 23, to relax before finishing off the school year.
Spring Break concludes as boarding students and faculty return to campus.
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Winter Term
Winter Term is an intense, three-week, one-topic course of study held each January. Puttting into practice the concept of “depth over breadth,” the single-course structure of Winter Term allows students and faculty to work together even more closely than they do in regular classes.
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Students On The Forefront
The Students on the Forefront of Science Program is a summer internship initiative that provides rising sixth-formers with innovative experiences that expose them to research, technology and advanced studies in the sciences.
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Exchange Program
Since 1986, Brooks students have participated in exchanges with schools all around the world. A program that started initially with schools in Kenya and South Africa has expanded to include places like Scotland, Spain, Botswana, Peru and Morocco.
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1926 year Brooks School was founded
270 acres overlooking Lake Cochichewick
78% of our faculty hold advanced degrees
5.2 million provided in financial aid each year
1:6 faculty-to-student ratio
4 heads of school since 1926
22 states represented in the student body
15 countries represented in the student body
12 average class size
70% of students live on campus
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Fill out our online inquiry form and we will send you a packet of materials that will tell you more about Brooks.
Contact our admission office to schedule a visit. We will arrange a student-led tour and an interview with an admission officer.
Learn more about applying to Brooks. We welcome online applications from Gateway to Prep Schools or SSAT's Standard Application.
Brooks School is a coeducational boarding and day school, grades nine through 12, located in North Andover, Massachusetts. The school admits students of any race, color, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The school does not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, color, or national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational and admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletics and other school-administered programs and activities.