Classes will meet on weekdays from 8AM-12PM in July. Because BSHS includes project-based learning, it is important that students attend all class sessions. Due to the short length of the program, students should not sign up for BSHS if they have conflicting obligations in July.

Students register for two classes, ranking their preferences. Each class is two hours long. While we do our best to accommodate choices, placement depends on the number of instructors in each subject area.

BSHS is open to local high school students entering grades 9-12 who will be at least 14 years old by September. Priority enrollment is given to students from Providence and Central Falls public schools.

Students must live within commuting distance of Brown University.

BSHS will be free of charge to all students.

Classes are taught by teams of Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) candidates at Brown University.

Teaching teams are led by exemplary mentor teachers from local schools. Teacher Education faculty supervise and collaborate with all of the teams.

Some schools grant credit for participation in BSHS. Questions regarding credit should be directed to your school.

Yes. Optional BSHS daily after-school programming will run from 1PM-3PM for all interested students.