List of 20 news stories.

• Famed Author-Illustrator Team Visits Brunswick

  Andrea Davis Pinkney and Brian Pinkney, a celebrated husband-and-wife literary team, visited Brunswick Lower and Middle Schoolers for a virtual presentation on Friday, Jan. 22.

• Assembly Honors & Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.

  Brunswick Middle Schoolers welcomed alumnus Daniel Taylor ’11 and psychologist, performer, and poet Dr. Michael Fowlin for a virtual assembly in celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. on Wednesday, January 20. 

• COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Now Open

  Greenwich Hospital and Yale New Haven Health, in partnership with Brunswick School, opened a public vaccine clinic on the Edwards Campus at 1252 King Street on Monday, Jan. 25.

• Retired Coach Honored in 'History of 'Wick Squash'

  A History of Squash at Brunswick School, a new book written by Rob Dinerman, chronicles the rise of the school’s squash program under longtime coach Jim Stephens.

• Upper School Math Team Finishes First in Competition

  Brunswick’s Upper School math team took first place in the fourth match of this year’s six-match Fairfield County Math League season, held virtually on Wednesday, January 6. 

• ‘Inner City Native’ Mixes Hip Hop, Ojibwe Language

  Paul Wenell Jr., a Native American Hip Hop artist widely known as Tall Paul, spoke to Brunswick Middle Schoolers in a virtual assembly on Wednesday, Dec. 8.

• E-Magazine Crowned with Scholastic Press Award

  Brunswick's multilingual literary and art e-magazine, Babel, has been awarded the 2020 Crown Award by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.

• Thanksgiving Food Drive: Need 'Greater Than Ever'

  Upper School students, faculty, and advisors outdid themselves for this year’s Thanksgiving Food Drive, donating all the holiday fixings to complete more than 400 baskets — along with enough leftovers to fill a trunk.

• Famed Coach Inspires & Encourages ’Wick Faculty

  Super Bowl-winning NFL player and coach Tony Dungy visited (virtually) with a group of more than 50 Brunswick faculty members on Tuesday, Nov. 17, to promote excellence in coaching and to share his teaching philosophies. 

• Upper Schoolers Confront Issues of Equality & Justice

  Upper Schoolers and faculty gathered virtually for a program entitled “Acknowledgement, Commitment, Transformation” on Thursday, November 19. The event was sponsored by the Brunswick Trust; Diversity in Action; and the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion team. 

• Bruins Sign NCAA National Letters of Intent

  Nine Brunswick student-athletes signed National Letters of Intent (NLI) and Institutional Letters of Intent (ILI) on Wednesday, November 11.

• Candy Drive A Sweet Success

  Upper Schoolers donated hundreds of bags of candy in October to help ensure children at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich a happy Halloween even with the pandemic.

• Every Wednesday: One-Hour Delayed Opening

  Beginning Wednesday, October 21, and continuing every Wednesday thereafter, we will be on a one-hour delay in order to provide adequate time to respond, if needed, to each week's COVID-19 surveillance test results.

• Holocaust Survivor: ‘Learn All You Can’

  Holocaust survivor Judith Altmann visited with Middle School students via Zoom on Thursday, October 8.

• Seniors 'Commended' for National Merit

  Ten Brunswick students have been named Commended Students in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program.

• Annual Meeting 2020: Eight Watchwords of Courage

  Brunswick School joined together on Thursday, Sept. 17, for a first-of-its-kind, virtual Annual Meeting that featured heaps of gratitude for all the work that has been done by so many to open school this fall, as well as thoughtful reflections on one of the most enduring tenants of a Brunswick education: courage.

• 'Wick Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists

  Two Brunswick seniors were announced on Wednesday, Sept. 9, as semifinalists in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program, joining 16,000 students nationwide.

• Community ‘Builds Muscle’ on Opening Day

  As traditional Opening Day ceremonies were not possible this year, Head of School Thomas W. Philip began Brunswick’s 118th session by addressing students and faculty in a pre-recorded video.

• Class of 2020: ‘Ready for this Moment’

  Bright blue sky and hot summer sunshine set the stage for a unique and wonderful reunion of sorts as Brunswick graduated 102 members of the Class of 2020 at its 118th Commencement exercises on Saturday, July 25. 

• A Call to Action

  As promised in an earlier communication, the Administration and Board of Trustees have had many substantive discussions and have met (either virtually or in person) with students, faculty, alumni, and parents.
  
  The resulting report — with specific action steps — is available for your review.