Chardon Brooks

Winterim 2015: A Brief Overview

April 6, 2015

Students returned from eight different Winterim destinations with one thing in common—a newfound appreciation for experiencing various parts of the world.

Abolish Advanced Placement?

March 3, 2015

A case can be made for abolishing AP courses. But I think whether to offer and take AP courses is linked to a more serious question.

Home Economics: The Road to Self-Sufficiency?

February 12, 2015

Too many young adults don’t know how to cook, clean, shop for healthy foods, balance a checkbook, or even stamp and address a letter.

The Controversy Behind Web-Filtration

January 13, 2015

Looking to browse Tumblr, check Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, or log into Gmail during the school day? Well, good luck. Many schools, including ours, use Lightspeed, a Web-filtration system to monitor students' and teachers' Internet browsing.

School Math Team Takes Off

October 24, 2014

Now in its second-year, the Brimmer and May Math League is attracting growing interest.

Teacher Talks: Mrs. Goldberger

October 7, 2014

For her inaugural virtual Gator newsroom broadcast, reporter Chardon Brooks '15 chats with new Spanish teacher and Head Field Hockey Coach Mirna Goldberger. Find out about Ms. Goldberger's Argentinian roots, what she did before coming to Brimmer and May, and why she's super excited to be here. "I played Division 1 field hockey at Princeton..and in high school, our team in Argentina was the #1 team," Goldberger says.

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Chardon Brooks

Winterim 2015: A Brief Overview

Abolish Advanced Placement?

Home Economics: The Road to Self-Sufficiency?

The Controversy Behind Web-Filtration

School Math Team Takes Off

Teacher Talks: Mrs. Goldberger

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