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Public Health Update Regarding Whooping Cough Cases at Brookline High School

Public Health and Human Services Director Sigalle Reiss and Superintendent of the Public Schools of Brookline Superintendent Linus J. Guillory Jr. wish to provide an update to the community regarding cases of Pertussis, often known as whooping cough, at Brookline High School.

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Brookline’s Roland Hayes School to Host Renaming Celebration

The renaming of the school, formerly known as Heath School, was approved by the Town Meeting in November last year.

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Baker 7th-Graders Win Stock Market Game

The Baker School's Vada Eng and Adam Tong stood first and second respectively across Massachusetts in a virtual stock market simulation game.

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BHS Progressions 2024

Brookline High School held its annual end-of-year dance showcase, Progressions, from May 1 to 4.

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'Hate Ends Now: The Cattle Car Exhibit' at Brookline High School

Brookline High School is hosting 'Hate Ends Now: The Cattle Car Exhibit' for the second year in a row. This exhibit is designed to help participants understand the consequences of racial and religious hatred as they were experienced by millions of Jewish people and other minority groups during World War II.

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