May 2021
Brookline Public Schools
celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
with help from the Brookline Community Foundation
Click on the image to learn more about The Brookline Community Foundation
|
Using grant funds from the Brookline Community Foundation, BAAFN was able to supply every elementary school in Brookline with a 40" x 60" MIGHTY Core board and supplies to create the informative collages shown below - which celebrate Asian American Pacific Islanders by highlighting their contributions to the arts, academia, business, cuisine, politics, science, and sports at international, national and local levels. An enthusiastic group of students, parents, librarians and teachers teamed up to make this project happen!! |
Brookline Public School AAPI Collages and The Remote Learning Academy Bitmoji Interactive Classroom
Awesome collages by awesome people!
|
Lincoln School
|
Florida Ruffin Ridley School collage includes FRR AAPI teachers and staff!
Pierce School
Click on the Pierce School collage above to reach the links to view two special Pierce morning announcements to celebrate AAPI Heritage month!
Baker School
|
Lawrence School
Click on the image above to view the interactive Bitmoji Clasroom webpage to learn fun AAPI facts, hear AAPI voices, news, songs, podcasts, and read the stories of the AAPIs featured on the awesome boards.
The Remote Learning Academy is Brookline's 9th temporary school. RLA serves the students of Brookline's K-8 schools during the current pandemic. RLA Students remain connected to their "home k-8 school" through guidance counselors, some special education services and some anticipated and planned social opportunities . 
Baker School teacher, Sarah Harris, with
3H students and Principal Torrance Lewis
|
Driscoll School
Click on the image above to learn the details of the development of this collage, and to see a video of the teachers, specialists and principals reading a "A Big Mooncake for Little Star" by Grace Lin.
Heath School
|
Runkle School
Runkle School students create and design their board
|
Brookline High School - Asian Pacific American Club (APAC is a BHS student club) AAPI display with Lawrence School collage
