One quarter of Brooks' delegates to the Boston Model U.N. walked away with awards — and all are already looking forward to the next competition!

In a Winter Term course about career pathways, students met with professionals who offered an inside view of their occupations and inspiring stories about how they got there.

In celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, social justice educator Jamila Lyiscott spoke to students and challenged them to consider their language — and its relationship to racism and power.

Ultra-marathoner Dean Karnazes, who penned this year's All-Community Read, shares his thoughts about speaking at Brooks, where he'll take us behind the scenes of his bestselling book and inspiring adventures!

Fresh classes, and updates to favorite ones, make Brooks School's ninth Winter Term more exciting than ever!

Outstanding alumni athletes and a longtime coach were inducted into Brooks' Athletics Hall of Fame with a touching celebration during the school's annual Homecoming.

An international photographic exhibition, featuring portraits and interviews with 200 women around the world, challenges and inspires students with stories of strength and hope.

Professional development throughout the school year allows educators to learn and grow so they can best help their pupils do the same.

Students recognized United Nations Day with a fun, and personal, flag ceremony.

A former NH Supreme Court Chief Justice shared his heartbreaking saga with mental health, urging students to get talking about it too and break the stigma so others won't suffer as his family did.

Dan Mead and Sally Eagle shared and discussed their work with students in hopes of sparking in them a "sense of wonder enlarging their world view."

Before schoolwork started, students enjoyed a day of activities with their class. The focus? Getting closer to each other – and to their goals.

Brooks is thrilled to welcome seven new faculty members this fall. Get to know them with us: The educators took a quick quiz about their motivations, passions and surprising talents (one trains horses; another makes his own candles). See their A+ answers!

Students enjoyed reporting for duty as Summer Programs employees and learning to appreciate the school's 271 acres in a whole new way.

Nate Wirth '21 is the first Brooks School rower to compete as a sculler in the single category at nationals.

This summer, students walked around in World War II sites — and walked away with deeper understanding of the past.

Brooks School celebrated the graduation of 95 students this weekend with two days of sunny, spirited ceremonies.

Tram Nguyen, Representative to Brooks' 18th Essex District, visited a government class to share an inside view of politics and urge Brooksians to engage on issues close to their hearts.

Sathvik Sudireddy '15 offered words of comfort and inspiration at Brooks' annual Sixth-Form Induction Dinner

Singer Juliana Cervizzi '20 wrote and produced a single as part of a fundraising campaign to help a young girl get a seizure-alert service dog.

Katharine Gutkoski '22 took her oratory experience from Brooks to the annual Lawrence Bar Association Law Day speech competition.

More than 200 people came together to celebrate the new Center for the Arts, and success of our $60 million Campaign for Brooks, with an art, music and fun-filled soiree.

Two Brooks students have been recognized by the scholarship program for their PSAT performance — which put them in the top 50,000 out of 1.6 million!

Around 125 people joined students at 1160 Great Pond Road on Saturday, exploring and enjoying life on campus, during our annual Grandparents and Special Friends Day.

Brooks recognized the academic excellence of 19 sixth formers during their induction into the School's Cum Laude Society.

The motivational speaker made a big impression on students, sharing how he learned to thrive after becoming paralyzed during a college hockey game at age 20.

Lexi Caffrey '06 spoke at Brooks' annual chapel and urged students to try new things while on campus, just like she did.

Guest speaker and educator Shanterra McBride talked with students about how to better engage and support each other.

Not only did Lily Valerio '19 break new ground as the school's first winning female wrestler, she finished the season as the squad's "Best Teammate."

Achievement and sportsmanship were honored during the school's annual celebration of winter afternoon activities.

Students, alumni, family and friends came together to volunteer in five different communities on the same day.

Wow, Brooks boys basketball, girls ice hockey, squash and wrestling teams ended their seasons with inspiring victories — and impressive titles!

More than a dozen Brooks students are spending their vacation SCUBA diving in the Caribbean, where they finished certifications for open-water diving and are learning about coral restoration.

The first student musical in Brooks' Center for the Arts had audiences in awe of both students' talents and the impressive new space.

After months of preparation, 20 Brooks students took the United Nations (simulation) by storm!

Brooks' boys and girls squads played "brilliantly" at the Head U.S. Squash High School Team Squash Championships in Connecticut.

This Winter Term was the final time longtime teacher Dusty Richard headed the car repair class he dreamed up eight years ago. What's next for the course?

A dozen Brooks graduates helped make this year's intensives a success by sharing their expertise, fielding questions and inspiring students in classes on campus and off.

Brooks' annual Winter Term Symposium gave students a chance to show family and friends all the skills they've learned, sights they've seen, and work they've done for the past three weeks.

New Orleans artist Emilie Rhys worked with Brooks students this week as an artist-in-residence, inspiring them to sketch live performances and try new ways of drawing.

One motivated student got the former NBA pro to come to campus and talk with Brooksians about preventing drug use and getting help when you need it.

Brooks' intensive, one-topic course of study program began yesterday and students are already busy and loving it.

Filmmaker Hank Rogerson spoke with English, art and acting students about what it's like on camera and in the director's chair.

Brooks celebrated sports and club honors with awards for individual players and teams in our new Center for the Arts.

Brooks' annual summer reading-together initiative will be held during Winter Term this year, bringing new opportunities to everyone involved.

Students studying linear programming played management consultants in a project that challenged them to interview Brooks School staff members and solve office-place issues using their math skills.

The undefeated girls 1st squad is seeded No. 1 in the NEPSAC Class B tournament kicking off on Wednesday.

As Brooks' players celebrate their wins, they also enjoy how special it is to be part of the first team of its kind in the school's history!

Head of School John Packard kicked off the open house for students, faculty and staff to explore Brooks' new $28 million arts facility with a moving address.

Actors in the afternoon activities group are performing an original production at seven local spots off campus before bringing the final show home to Brooks for the first play in our new black-box theater!