Browning boys’ scientific discoveries will receive wider attention as three of their manuscripts have been accepted for publication in Harvard University’s Journal of Emerging Investigators (JEI). 

Browning employees experienced their first professional development workshop of the new school year, Beyond Diversity, on August 22 and 23. Facilitated by the Pacific Education Group, Beyond Diversity is a two-day course that gives its participants the tools to discuss unconscious bias, systemic racism, and other difficult issues surrounding race.

Summer homework isn’t just for Browning students. To continue to innovate and improve our teaching practices, 22 faculty members, including three new to Browning, joined this year’s Collaborative Learning Cohort, developing an interdisciplinary curriculum to expand students’ ability to acquire, analyze, synthesize and apply knowledge.

The Class of 2019 received their diplomas during graduation exercises on June 12 at Christ Church, with Head of School John M. Botti, President of the Board of Trustees Valda M. Witt, and Head of Upper School Gene Campbell presiding. 

Our inaugural Middle School Closing Assembly celebrated the life and people of the division and all that they’ve accomplished together this year! Congratulations to the Class of 2023 on moving up to the Upper School.

True to tradition, the Lower School boys celebrated the end of their school year with a closing assembly at Christ Church, complete with many a musical selection to add to the theme of "Sing a Song."

The spring sports season was a successful one, with the tennis Panthers repeating as NYCAL tournament champions for the third year in a row, adding to this season’s accomplishment of being undefeated in league play! For photos and highlights of all the teams, visit the following links: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Track, Varsity Golf, 7/8 Baseball and 7/8 Track.

According to our mission statement, The Browning School “fosters growth of courageous and compassionate men of intellect and integrity who aspire to contribute meaningfully to our world.” Our new character education program allows us to live this in an intentional way throughout the school’s curriculum and activities.

Grandparents' and Special Friends Day was attended by 105 guests who spent time with our Kindergarten, first and second graders during homeroom, as well as special classes such as art and music. Second graders also recorded some wonderful memories with their families, adding to the pleasures of the day.

The Form III boys spent this week at the Island School in the Bahamas conducting marine ecology research and participating in service projects by working with local schools and assisting in beach clean-up efforts. This experience helps the boys develop the global perspective needed for success in today's interconnected world.