Brockton High School News

Due to extensive cancellations this winter because of weather, the district is amending the academic calendar so that April 3 (Good Friday) will be a full day, and so that school will end on Friday, June 26. The last day will also be a full day of school rather than an early release day.

8th grade students and families will have the opportunity to learn more about Brockton High School's Career & Technical Education offerings and take part in interactive workshops. Register now for CTE Night on March 26 at 5 p.m.!

Brockton Public Schools and the City of Brockton invite community members to West Middle School on Thursday, March 12, to provide their input as part of the long-term planning process for the future of the Brockton High School building.

tudents from across the district came together earlier this month for the All-City Band and Chorus Concerts, which is a celebration of music in our schools and gives middle school student musicians an incredible opportunity to play alongside fellow musicians from Brockton High School's renowned music programs.

The Brockton School Committee voted on the 2026-27 academic calendar, which is available now!

Brockton High School artists' amazing photography, drawing, painting and digital painting skills were on display in both the Scholastic Art Awards and the UMass Dartmouth Emerging Young Artists Exhibition.

Under state law, DESE is required to review a small number of districts each year, and they select a variety of districts based on size, geographic location, setting, and student performance. There will be an opportunity for parents to take part in this important process.

As we work toward re-opening schools, you can help make things safer for students who walk to school by shoveling a sidewalk in your neighborhood. If you submit your before and after photos here, you'll be entered to win a Brockton Boxers scarf!