The Brookline School Committee meeting on December 19, 2024, highlighted two significant events that brought the community together: the annual Powerpuff game and the Day of Disability Education assembly.

The Powerpuff game, held on November 26, saw the class of 2025 triumph over the class of 2026 with a close score of 9 to 7. This year’s match was noted as one of the most competitive in the event's history, with both teams showcasing spirited performances. The senior class made history by winning the game as both juniors and seniors, a rare achievement at Brookline High School. The event not only fostered school spirit but also emphasized unity among students, as they rallied together in support of their respective classes.

In addition to the Powerpuff game, the school hosted its first Day of Disability Education assembly, aimed at raising awareness and understanding of disabilities within the school community. The assembly featured personal stories from students and teachers with disabilities, focusing on their experiences and the importance of accessibility. Different grade levels participated in tailored lessons, with seniors learning about improving accessibility at Brookline High School. Informational booths were also set up, allowing students to engage with topics related to various disabilities, further promoting inclusivity and support within the school.

These events underscore Brookline High School's commitment to fostering a supportive and united community, celebrating both school spirit and the importance of inclusivity.