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Branson’s commitment to excellence includes the belief that “diversity of people and thought enriches us all and promotes responsible leadership in the global community.” -- excerpt from The Branson School Mission Statement

The Branson School Strategic Plan states:

Branson strives to create a diverse community where students are able to see themselves in the curriculum and identify with adults of similar backgrounds, ethnicities and orientations. Diversity must be represented across the curriculum, across the spectrum of trustees, administration, faculty and students, and woven into the fabric of the mission.

Our commitment to diversity at Branson includes:

offering a multicultural curriculum
continuing the Gallard Fellowship Program and other programs that bring faculty of color to Branson
drawing students from throughout Marin County, the East Bay and San Francisco
attracting students across the spectrum of diversity

MLK Assembly 2012

Community Building Groups

Asian Student Association

The Asian Student Alliance is a club dedicated to bringing Asian/Asian-American culture to the greater Branson community.

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Black Male Forum

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E.G.A.L.A.T.E.

Enhancing Gay and Lesbian Awareness Through Education

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Faculty/Staff Diversity Committee

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Men's Retreat

Leadership is an increasingly relevant topic in the field of education, as illustrated by the most recent issue of Independent School, a quarterly magazine widely read among educators, which focused almost exclusively on the topic of Leadership, especially as it related to schools.

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S.T.R.I.V.E.

Students Tackling Racial Issues Via Education STRIVE is a club at Branson that is devoted to celebrating the diversity present on campus, in our neighboring communities, our nation, and our world.

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Women of Color Affinity Group

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Women's Retreat

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Student Reflections

Sonya Javits '10 recites her poem about gay rights

Margarita Galavez '10 recites her poem "Where I'm From"

Nghiem Bui '07 recites his poem "Why I Do It" about his Asian-American experience at Branson

Gospel Night 2013

7p.m., February 28, 2013

$12.00 (tickets will be sold at the door)

Located in the Jewett Family Theater

Contact Information

Nathalio Gray

Dean of Inclusion &

Community Growth

(415) 455-7188
nathalio_gray@branson.org

c/o The Branson School
P.O. Box 887
Ross, CA 94957

Inclusion

Philosophy

Community Building Groups

Student Reflections

Gospel Night 2013

Contact Information