Mason Marshall, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• December 1, 2023
The traditional high school schedule features the same old, somewhat “boring” academic classes: English, history, math, science. For some driven students, these classes feel “stale” and don’t...
Past students of English teacher Marie Salamone have described her as “kind and caring,” even going so far as to call her “mother” and “the GOAT.” Salamone (affectionately known as “Sal”)...
Megan Anderson
School Counselor
Anderson, feeling welcomed by the HB community, is looking forward to getting to know staff and students more. As well as learning the HB traditions, and seeing...
The Red Cross Club is a club offered at HBHS for any student who is interested in helping with volunteer work and providing health and safety resources for the community. On top of that, the club also...
When the AP Physics 1 and 2 classes at HB were left without a teacher at the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year, Steven Crooks came to the rescue. With limited experience teaching the AP Physics curriculum,...
Mason Marshall, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 14, 2023
Culture Club founders, Anuhya Chilakapati ‘25 and Kirti Das ‘25, present their introductory slideshow to interested members. On October 31, HBHS students gathered for the school’s newest after-school activity: Culture Club. “Culture Club is the best thing that happened to Hollis Brookline High School since CavBlock,” said Lolly Adair ‘25.
Xavier Lindsey, Assistant/Managing Editor
• November 14, 2023
The Erlenmeyer flask bubbles over with orange foam at the first Chem Club meeting, imitating a volcano erupting lava everywhere. This simple reaction, commonly known as Elephant toothpaste, is a chemistry classroom staple. "It was great seeing how our classroom learning played out in a real experiment," said Anuhya Chilakapati '25.
On Thursday, October 12, leaders from student council, various sports, and school clubs were selected to join a leadership retreat. This retreat taught student leaders to communicate, strategize, and compromise...
With the recent retirement of School Resource Officer (SRO) Bergeron, the Hollis Brookline High School was eager to introduce Officer Hooper, as the school's new SRO. Officer Hooper has been on the force...
With the fall colors in bloom, the town of Hollis gets ready for the autumn season. With the preparations for the Apple Festival, Brookdale’s pick-your-own season and Beaver Brook’s Fall Festival,...
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![Steven Crooks grades a lab from his AP Physics 1 class. He is a new teacher, but already helping his students succeed with his grading philosophies and policies. “I want to see the thought process [in their work],” said Crooks.](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Grading-Philosophies-300x225.jpg)
