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Student Spotlight

March 19, 2019

In early March, IB Visual Arts students in 11th and 12th grade showcased their work at a professional art gallery in Brooklyn. We caught up with BPHS Senior, Savannah, about her artistic journey through the International Baccalaureate program. What does the art you’ve created in the IB Visual Arts class mean to you? The art…

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Student Spotlight: Savannah

March 19, 2019

In early March, IB Visual Arts students in 11th and 12th grade showcased their work at a professional art gallery in Brooklyn. We caught up with BPHS Senior, Savannah, about her artistic journey through the International Baccalaureate program. What does the art you’ve created in the IB Visual Arts class mean to you? The art I…

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Brooklyn Prospect Celebrates Black History Month

March 1, 2019

Across the network in February, students and adults planned creative and meaningful ways to celebrate Black History Month. Using art, culture, current events, writing, music, film, fashion, and more, members of our community had the opportunity to express themselves and share diverse aspects of black culture and heritage: Students at Brooklyn Prospect High School participated in a…

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Network Office Visits

February 3, 2019

High School students, past and present, spend time at the Prospect Schools Network Office. Pictured below, BPHS Alumni Penelope Lajara (’16) and Khalid Anthony (’16) put their heads together on 2019 outreach strategies for the Brooklyn Prospect Alumni Association, which aims to build strong community among current and former students. And, the High School Choir…

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Brooklyn Prospect Clinton Hill Middle School has a new home!

November 25, 2018

This month, Prospect Schools’ first custom-built, ground up facility opened its doors to the students and faculty of Brooklyn Prospect Clinton Hill Middle School. Designed to meet the specific needs of the school, the six-story building features three floors of classroom space, an airy and light-soaked gym, and spacious common areas. The opening week was…

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