Showing off school spirit has been enthusiastically encouraged for decades, especially within the BHS School community. BHS hallways were a sea of color and creativity in spirit weeks past, but ever since...
As the school year starts to take form, teachers start to warm up to their classes and take on new changes. AP Psychology teacher, Mr. Freeman, has taught the course for the past 30 years and has seen...
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...
Dungeons and Dragons, is a game of monsters, magic, and plenty of dice. When those chosen few gather around the table, helmed by the all-powerful Dungeon Master on a glorious quest to save the world from...
Liam Fuller, Lifestyle/Culture Editor
• June 13, 2025
On March 14th, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order to reduce the scope of the federal government. As part of this executive order, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has been...
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...
After 28 years of working in Special Services, Noreen Devlin is preparing to retire. Known for her kindness and warm heart, Noreen has been an essential part of Special Services. What Norren will miss...
In the town of Braintree, the Braintree Educators Association (BEA) is deep in negotiations for a new contract that is critical to protecting their livelihoods and the quality of education in our town....
