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The student news site of Brimmer and May School | Chestnut Hill, MA

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AD Seeks Input to Boost School Spirit

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Edan Zinn
Head of School Judith Guild poses with Lower School students at Homecoming.

To help elevate school spirit, Athletic Director Tom Nelson is seeking input following the pep rally on Wednesday, January 24.

The rally, which set the stage for a varsity basketball doubleheader, featured a hype video and free swag giveaways.

By seeking feedback from community members, Nelson said that he is determined to sustain the event’s energy throughout the spring.

“We’re going to just keep working,” Nelson said. “We need to find a way to keep people more pumped up throughout the day.”

Nelson also hinted at “surprise” upcoming initiatives to foster a spirited atmosphere.

To enhance excitement around Homecoming, Sebastian Demeter ’25 proposed adding an evening element to the event.

Nelson remains open to feedback.

“If we can move things forward, that’s what we’re going to do,” Nelson said.

Tell the newsroom: How would you improve school spirit?

Please provide positive and practical suggestions for how to enhance school spirit. The Gator reserves the right to collect, analyze, and share responses on its site.

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Gabe Cohen
Gabe Cohen, Journalist
Gabe is a new journalist for The Gator. He enjoys playing basketball and keeping up with different sports. He also loves to listen to music and make videos for his YouTube.
Edan Zinn
Edan Zinn, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief

Edan celebrated four years on The Gator's staff. In addition to editing stories, he also took photos for The Gator and was a member of the Creative Arts Diploma Program for Visual Arts. Edan finds photojournalism to be a fun method of artistic storytelling.

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