From unlocking doors on cold mornings to tracking attendance minute by minute, Claire Harrison keeps the school running smoothly. As Operations Manager, her work goes far beyond what we see at the front desk.
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From peer tutoring to robotics leadership, Senate service, and affinity group work, she plays a central role in student life at the School.
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Before this year’s Gator Games, the School had another cherished tradition: Green and White Day. Launched in the 1980s, it brought all grades together for friendly competition and school pride before quietly fading out in the early 2000s.
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The self-graded style of his class creates a unique learning experience.
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In a world that’s dominated by digital cameras and instant filters, Darkroom Photography provides a quiet but powerful experience, one...
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Four years ago, I walked onto the Brimmer campus alone, unsure, and too afraid to say hello. I never imagined that I could be trusted to lead this community. But Brimmer did more than just welcome me—it helped me grow.
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This year, Pappu was invited to compete on the hit TV show, American Ninja Warrior, which airs on NBC.
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Learn about the brand new English elective that explores the difficulties of high school.
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New Upper School Science Teacher Ben DiNardo spoke about his passion for teaching science, sub diving, and more.
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She shares her passion for swimming and cooking.
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She discusses her interests in Spanish and her experience studying and working in Latin America.
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Students celerbate Ms. Z not only as a gifted science teacher, but also as a mentor and role model who will leave a lasting impact.
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Affectionately known as “Mrs. G” by her students, Goldberger has been at the School for twelve years, teaching both middle and upper school Spanish.
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From 5 a.m. rows to the world stage, Charlie Winder ’27 is turning discipline into international opportunity.
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