Brookline Looking Years Ahead With Major Parcel Study
Brookline schools are not the only ones in need of more space - several town departments are running short as well. In an effort...
Commentary: It Is Time To Have “The Other Talk”
As April showers start to usher in a hint of springtime, the month also marks a host of high school transitions, as many juniors...
Ivy Street School
Ivy Street School
200 Ivy Street
Brookline, MA 02446
Tel.: 617-620-7779
Tel.: 617-738-5110
Fax.: 617-738-1247
E-mail: thayes@ivystreetschool.org
URL: Ivy Street School
Since 1993, the Ivy Street School has been helping teens and...
Brookline Goes Back To School: 5 Things To Know
As August gives way to September and the days slowly cool, thoughts are turning to school supplies and the first of class.
School kicks off...
Upcoming Events
Upcoming
Thursday, March 22
PTO Presidents, Brookline Business Professionals Coffee: 8:30 - 10:00 a.m., Viking Sports, 143 Cyprus Street, Brookline. Free; space limited. To RSVP, please...
Brookline Youth Hockey Gets Some Bruins Love
Saturday 68 small hockey players mostly from Brookline will be headed to BU’s Walter Brown Arena to learn from the best: the Boston Bruins....
Override Study Committee
Override Study Committee
Monday, December 18, 2017
7:00 p.m.
Select Board’s Conference Room, 6th Floor
Brookline Town Hall
333 Washington Street
Brookline, MA 02445
AGENDA
Approval of Minutes
Update from Mary Ellen...
Happy Independence Day!
On January 20, 1961 John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address inspired Americans to see the importance of civic action and public service.
His historic words, which...
Asian American Commission’s 6th Annual Young Leaders Symposium
Date:
September 23, 2017
Location:
Vietnamese American Community Center (VietAID)
42 Charles Street
Dorchester, MA 02215
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Our 6th Annual Young Leaders Symposium is designed to engage young...
Professor Emeritus Leon Trilling Passes At 93
Leon Trilling, a professor emeritus in MIT’s Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the Program in Science, Technology, and Society, and co-founder of the...
Brookline Looks To Voters To Help Fund High School Expansion
A Proposition 2 1/2 override is on its way to Brookline voters in May to help fund the high school expansion. During a joint...
Open Meeting Law And Brookline’s Ninth School
As the town continues to search for a site for the ninth elementary school, the Attorney General’s office is reviewing a complaint that the...
Brookline School Calendar 2017-2018
The first day of school in Brookline is September 7, 2017 for grades K-9 and September 8 for grades 10-12. Feel free to mark...
Art Experiments At The Brookline Public Library
Children and Adults ages 2 and up can cut, draw, glue and experiment in their own unique way. The outcome is not the object....
PSB Hosting Talk On Dyslexia On February 27
On February 27, the Public Schools of Brookline is hosting a presentation and discussion about dyslexia in children. Dr. Nadine Gaab, a researcher in...
Brookline Students And Allies “Walk Out” Undeterred By Snow
The snow day did not stop dozens of students across the town from walking out in an effort to show where they stood on...
NPS Seeking Student Submissions For Art Contest
Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site in Brookline is running a visual art and writing contest for high school students.
The Inspired by Olmsted contest...
Meet Brookline’s Woman Of The Year: Women & Girls Surviving &...
In celebration of National Women’s History Month, the Brookline Commission for Women is honored to announce that Misti Jaynes of the Women & Girls Surviving...
Brookline Fire Department Receives State Grant For Fire Education Programs
Chief John F. Sullivan is pleased to announce that the Brookline Fire Department has been awarded $11,030 in grant funding to support fire safety...
When Enough Will Be Enough In Brookline – Drag Makeup Workshop...
This is what the advert on the pages of the library says. Read and weep:
"Drag Makeup Workshop For Teens At The Brookline Public Library
Join...
Brookline Educational Honors
Chestnut Hill residents Lauren Hawkins and Stephanie Scanlon both received Bachelor of Arts degrees from Curry College on May 21 at the commencement ceremony...
Helping Girl Scouts Earn A Detective Badge
Brookline Police Officers participated in the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts Sampler Day on Saturday helping girls earn a Detective Badge.
Triwizard Tournament – Teens & Adults
Join us at Hogwarts for the Triwizard Tournament — will you be this year’s Champion?
Once you disembark at Hogwarts, you will:
pick up your...
Show Your Support
Please join the Brookline community to show support for our teachers, educators, specialists, paras and all those who impact our schools and students.
The event...
Introducing Yoetzet Halacha Sarah Cheses
We are delighted to introduce Sarah Cheses, the first Yoetzet Halachaserving the Greater Boston Community under the auspices of the newly founded New England Yoetzet...
Clark Art Institute Names New Chief Advancement Officer
The Clark Art Institute has named Thomas H. Woodward to serve as chief advancement officer, leading the Clark's philanthropy and membership programs.
Woodward comes to...
Inna Muravnik Students Piano Recital
Semiannual students piano recital of piano class of Inna Muravnik will take place on
January 21, 2018 from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location:
Coolidge Corner - Meeting...
Brookline Educational Honors
Christian Choumenkovitch, Hayden Lancaster-Moura and Jakob Ottaway-Velder, all of Brookline, and Sonya Gladstone, of Chestnut Hill, have joined Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall Class of 2021.
The...
Brookline High School Senior Ani Mathison Wins Pearlman Writing Award
The third annual Edith Pearlman Creative Writing Award was presented to senior Ani Mathison at the Brookline High School awards ceremony on Tuesday April...
Brookline Residents Are Divided Over Whether To Seize Pine Manor Land
More than 200 people gathered in a high school auditorium Monday evening to spar over whether Brookline should seize 7 acres land from Pine Manor...
