In the fall, changes to AP class size were felt by both teachers and students. Budget cuts at BHS resulted in the loss of a BHS classroom teacher from each department, meaning major changes to the number...

After 26 years of teaching at Braintree High School, Mrs. Smith is officially retiring. She has been a big part of the school for a long time, not just as a teacher, but as someone with deep roots here....

Taking AP exams can have both positive and negative effects on high school students. On the positive side, these exams encourage academic growth by developing critical thinking, time management, and study...

This past March, BHS Seniors participated in the annual Credit for Life field trip. On this trip, students choose a job, receive a salary, and learn how to manage a budget, while keeping up their credit...

As winter comes to an end, the SAT season has already begun. The SAT is the scholastic aptitude test that colleges have used as part of their admission requirements for years. Colleges use the SATs in...

In Massachusetts, starting with the class of 2027, students are no longer required to pass the MCAS exams to graduate from high school. This shift marks a significant change in state education policy,...

Ms. Johnson is a beloved Braintree High School chemistry teacher known for teaching full comprehension and understanding of real world application of the material. It’s common to know about work experience...

As the Week of January 11th-17th ends, every BHS student understands that midterms are right behind the three-day weekend. Midterms begin on the Wednesday after the three-day weekend, and end on Friday,...

This past week, members from Braintree High’s DECA club took a trip to Quincy for the District One conference.  DECA is an organization that prepares students to become leaders in their community....