Brooks' annual Students on the Forefront of Science internship season kicked off last Monday, and one aspiring doctor is already as busy as a professional surgeon.

The Cummings Foundation awarded Brooks $100,000 to provide competency-based education training for every teaching faculty members.

Brooks' class of 2018 spent a morning doing community service and learning a few important life lessons.

Brooks celebrated the sixth-form's graduation with two days of prizes, speeches and special moments.

Athletes and teammates in afternoon activities were honored in chapel on Friday.

Brooks' bulletin board tradition gives graduating students a way to share advice — and be remembered long after they leave campus.

Comedian Rachael Burke '10 had students laughing, and learning, during her speech at the class of 2018's induction dinner.

Brooks' colors waved high above our rival's campus on Thursday, when we celebrated the win over The Governor's Academy in our schools' third-annual Giving Day competition.

Brooks new Center for the Arts is coming along at such a great clip, work on the outside of the building will begin sooner than expected!

Brooksians joined in the national movement to keep mum on April 27 as a way to bring attention to the silencing of LGBTQ+ students in schools.

As the first of our four student guests from abroad departs, each pauses a moment to share what has made the an impact on them — and what they'll miss when they say farewell.

Das took a break from running for Congress to give Brooks government students the lowdown on what it's really like to run for office – and why their votes matter.

Brooks School inducted nine students into the prestigious society honoring academic achievement on Wednesday with a touching ceremony that challenged others to do their best in the classroom too.

Half a dozen students were chosen to compete for Brooks in the annual MMATHS competition at Yale University on Saturday. All had a great time!

Amy Broadhead '94 tells students how her experience in school athletics helped shape her lifelong success during our annual Kippy Liddle Day Chapel address.

Athletes, performers and community service volunteers were honored for their efforts and achievements during our ceremony for the recent season.

More than 100 Brooks athletes headed south this March break, to start practicing with their spring squads and soak in some sunshine.

Brooks Film Society co-founder Max McGillivray '12 is making good on his movie-making dreams — in the finals of a competitive filmmaking competition!

Students got a taste of the good life in Italy, with an 11-day trip to Tuscany during March break.

The Art & Science of SCUBA Diving Winter Term class is enjoying a week in the Caribbean to complete their training and become open-water certified.

The annual oratory competition got a revamp this year that brought more students into the fun.

Brooks 1st team bested second-seeded Rivers School at the NEPSAC Class B finals and took home their third consecutive championship.

Girls 1st ice hockey and boys 1st basketball played their hearts out in two nail-biter NEPSAC tournament games at home that left one squad finished for the season and another headed for the semifinals.

Tours of the new building's construction site cement alums' ideas that the space will transform the school in so many exciting ways.

Coach Kihak Nam '99 "cannot be more proud" of his team earning the title of New England Preparatory School Athletic Council Class B Champions this weekend.

About 40 alumni, in four cities, volunteered this weekend, giving back to their local communities.

Students not only learned their lines for our new production, Xanadu, they learned to roller skate!

Brooks beat The Governor's Academy (again) in our annual fundraising contest thanks to our generous alumni – lead by fierce competition between the classes of 1975 and 2010.

Five students seized the opportunity to view surgeries at Massachusetts General Hospital and compare their classroom studies to real life.

On Friday, 17 Brooks' delegates will join 1,500 other high school students at the annual conference to debate global issues.

Boys and girls 1st squash teams headed to Philadelphia for the 2018 US High School Team Squash Championships.

Riley Baker '18 and Emma Dawson '18 lead off our annual oratory series with inspiring addresses.

On February 11, Brooks coaches and athletes will host an event on campus teaching local youth how to row crew and play squash.

The start of second semester marks the countdown to study abroad for students bound for Botswana, Hungary, Morocco, Scotland and Spain.

In recognition of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, educator Kip Bordelon addressed Dr. King's legacy and work on economic justice during a speech in Chapel to the entire school community.

Students learned the value of teamwork during a Winter Term field trip to adventure-gaming facility Boda Borg, outside of Boston

While students settle in to their intensive course for the next three weeks, Brooks teachers are preparing to show off all that their students learn in our annual Winter Term Symposium.

Ten fresh offerings for our intensive January program have teachers and students alike looking forward to returning to class.

In a unique and striking semester-long project, an artist uses the Robert Lehman Art Center gallery space to create room for Brooksians to have meaningful discussions around mental distress and substance abuse.

The boys 1st soccer team capped off an undefeated season with a thrilling, come-from-behind victory over top-seeded South Kent to win a New England Championship.

Brooks football capped anther solid season with a hard-fought victory over a strong New Hampton team to win the Ken O'Keefe Bowl.

The new Center for the Arts is quickly coming into form, and several alumni have key roles in its construction.

Students love the new initiative to spread positivity around campus with pretty painted stones.

Clare Naughton '18 shares how she was "ecstatic" to be invited to participate in U.S. Rowing's brand-new event – and even more thrilled to place in its finals.

Brooks faculty was busy throughout June, July and August with an impressive lineup of professional development classes and workshops that'll help them be the best teachers they can be this fall.

Three weeks into the school year, third-formers are settling in well and getting to know Brooks better every day. Get acquainted with them too!

Brooksians are using — and loving — the newly renovated space so much more than the old one.

Brooks' first break from schoolwork was A+ fun with a campus feast, enormous inflatable games, a dunk tank and field day.

Expanded, enhanced and oh so inviting: Brooks' newly revamped gathering place promises to be a go-to spot on campus.

Students and parents joining our community for the first time began bonding with fellow Brooksians at a local reception one week before the start of school.