Summary: The Brooks curriculum encourages students to venture into new and unfamiliar areas and to proceed to the highest level in as many fields as possible. We aspire to educate the whole person for a life of responsible citizenship. The Brooks curriculum provides students with a broad-based academic experience in preparation for university. In addition, students develop skills and habits of the mind that will benefit them for the rest of their lives. Ideally, all students will enroll in courses in the five major disciplines for all four years of high school. Students are also encouraged to pursue their interests in the arts throughout their career at Brooks.

Department Director Susanna Waters

Student/Teacher Ratio: 6:1

Average Class Size: 12

Summer Programs: Offered

Full Time Teachers: 65

Number of AP Courses Offered: 19

Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 76%

Number of IB Courses Offered: 0

English

• Classics
• Creative Writing
• Literature
• Playwriting
• Poetry

History

• Classical History
• European History
• United States History
• World History

Foreign Languages

• Chinese-Mandarin
• French
• Greek
• Latin
• Spanish

Religion / Philosophy

• Ethics
• Religious Studies
• The Bible
• Theology

Humanities / Social Sciences

• Economics
• Psychology

Sciences

• Anatomy
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Environmental Science
• Health
• Physics

Math

• Algebra
• Calculus
• Geometry
• Honors Math
• Statistics
• Trigonometry

Music

• Electronic Music
• Individual Instructions
• Music History
• Music Theory
• Orchestra
• Recording
• Voice

Performing / Visual Arts

• Art History
• Ceramics
• Dance
• Drama
• Drawing
• Fashion Design
• Graphic Design
• Painting
• Photography
• Pottery
• Publications
• Screenwriting
• Studio Art
• Television Production
• Textiles
• Theater Arts
• Theater Design
• Theater History

Special Programs

• Study Abroad
• Community Service
• Exchange Programs
• Independent Study
• Internships

Distinctive or New Programs

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Dorm Life

Number of Dorms: 10

Average Students Per Dorm: 0

Number of Girls Dorms: 5

Number of Boys Dorms: 5

Dorm Amenities

• Laundry Facilities
• Lounge
• Vending Machines
• Wireless Internet

Other Dorm Amenities

Student Life

A variety of weekend activities are also offered, from trips to the movies or to local malls and faculty open houses or cookie dough at the Headmaster's House, to foam dances, coffeehouse entertainment, the annual Lip Sync contest, hypnotist show, Drive-In Movie Night, and Woodstock—Brooks-style. On Saturday nights after check-in at 11:00, dorm parents host dorm parties for residents. Day students are encouraged to become involved in the residential life of the school. All-school dinners are held a number of times during the year and day students often spend Saturday nights on campus, sleeping over with a friend in a dorm.

Facilities

• Baseball Field
• Basketball Court
• Fitness Center
• Football Field
• Indoor Basketball Court

Other Facilities

Hockey Rink; Squash Courts

Clubs & Organizations

• Asian Club
• Astronomy Club
• Chess Club
• Community Service
• Diversity Club
• Dorm Proctors
• Environmental Club
• Food Council
• Foreign Language Clubs
• Gardening Club
• Habitat for Humanity
• International Club
• Jewish Student Organization
• Literary Magazine
• Math Club
• Model UN
• Newspaper
• Peer Tutoring
• Science Bowl
• Sexualities Club
• Snowboarding Club
• Student Activities
• Student Government
• Student Publications
• Theater Club
• Weightlifting Club
• Yearbook
• Yoga Club

Summary: Athletics play an important role in "educating the whole person" and Brooks takes pride in its successful and all-encompassing athletic program. In recent years, many varsity teams have won league and New England Championships.Brooks also offers junior varisty and thirds teams allowing all students to enjoy the benefits of inter-scholastic athletic competition. The art program at Brooks encourages all students to cultivate their creativity. Levels of classes in studio art, drama, and music are available for beginners and advanced art students.

Arts Department Director: Babs Wheelden

Athletics Department Director: Bobbie Crump-Burbank

Notable Achievements: Girls Basketball 2020 ISL Championship Boys Basketball 2020 ISL Championship Field Hockey 2019 ISL and NE Championship

Arts

• Art History
• Ceramics
• Dance
• Drama
• Drawing
• Fashion Design
• Graphic Design
• Painting
• Photography
• Pottery
• Publications
• Screenwriting
• Studio Art
• Television Production
• Textiles
• Theater Arts
• Theater Design
• Theater History

Interscholastic Sports

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Crew
• Cross Country Running
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf
• Ice Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Soccer
• Softball
• Squash
• Tennis
• Volleyball
• Wrestling

Recreational Sports

• Dance
• Sailing
• Yoga

Summary: The college process at Brooks encourages and supports introspection and is student-centered, focused on fit. Students are guided in exploring who they are, what matters to them, what they like, what they want, and where they might want to spend the undergraduate years. Through a series of one-on-one meetings, form meetings and mini-classes, they examine their interests, identify strengths and weaknesses as well as personal priorities as a way of knowing themselves better and researching schools of interest.

College Information

Precentage of graduates who attend college: 100%

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