Evan Miksis '27 • • Issue #7 • Sports • School
Riley Rink saw history as Katie Brownlee reached 100 career points at home, while coach Mark Slade earned his 100th win in a 2–0 shutout over Rutland.
Abbie Sexter '28 • • Issue #7 • School
BBA students joined SOUL’s Screen Time Challenge, tracking device use for a week. Many cut screen time by 10–70%, encouraging reflection on habits and healthier balance with real-world connections.
Elise Hornby '28 • • Issue #7 • Sports • School
The girls indoor track team won the Jan. 10 state title by 50 points, powered by depth, standout individual wins, strong relays, and steady growth after years of near misses.
Harper Wilson '26 • • Issue #7 • U.S. • Opinion
After a year of Trump’s second term, approval is down 13%. BBA responses show sharp divides, citing immigration policies and civil liberties concerns, and urging civic engagement ahead of midterms.
Brooke Smyrski '26 • • Issue #7 • Opinion • U.S.
Midterm General Elections decide Congress nationwide each November. Voters choose Senate and House members who check the president. With tight margins and all House seats up, learn candidates, vote.
Harper Wilson '26 • • School • Sports
Friendship Field has been praised for its vibrant turf and scenic views, boosting school spirit, though it disrupted the mountain biking trail. The name has received mixed feedback, but it symbolizes the lasting friendships and bonds formed through sports
Abbie Sexter '28 • • Music • School • Events
On October 16th, BBA hosted the Calliope Concert at the Mountain Campus, showcasing student talent with performances ranging from classical to contemporary music. The evening ended with a drum circle around the bonfire, bringing everyone together.
Due to a dry summer, Vermont's fall colors were less vibrant, but visitors still found the scenery beautiful despite the muted hues and earlier peak.
Burr and Burton Academy’s boys varsity soccer team won their first-ever Division 1 state championship with an undefeated season. In a tense match against CVU, the game went into double overtime before sophomore Gavin Reece scored the game-winning goal.