Hollis/Brookline High School (HBHS) is a public school located in Hollis, New Hampshire, serving the towns of Hollis and Brookline. It is administered by New Hampshire School Administration Unit (SAU) 41. Academics Hollis-Brookline High School offers accelerated and honors courses in all departments, and has an advanced placement (AP) program including English Literature and Composition, English Language and Composition, Calculus, US History, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Biology and the newly added Environmental Science and World History. HBHS was named a Blue Ribbon School in 2010 and has appeared on the Newsweek list of top high schools in America. Performing arts One notable tradition is Night of the Living Guitars, an annual showcase of student bands that raised money for the music department. After being discontinued for a few years, the tradition was revived in 2008 under the name "Guitar Night". Some notable shows include Guitar Night 2016 and 2017. Some videos of these performances exist online. Other similar musical performances have included "HB Idol", "Jazz Night", and "Southern Rock Night". HBHS has also hosted the New Hampshire Band Directors Association (NHBDA) Jazz Clinic for the past ten years, besides one cancellation due to snow in 2015. Local middle and high schools taking part in the jazz clinic can come for either the morning or afternoon session, where students can work with one of the three visiting jazz band directors as a whole ensemble and go to the sectional clinics held by esteemed jazz musicians for their respective instruments. Robotics Hollis Brookline High School is home to the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) team 1073 The Force Team. Robotics has a strong history at HBHS with the team having been founded in 2002 and actively competing in FRC every year since. Team 1073 has earned invitations to the New England District Championships every year since 2016 and the World Championships every year since 2017 (excepting years that the Championships were cancelled due to the COVID pandemic). In 2017 Team 1073 was a member of the alliance of three teams that won the New England District Championship. In 2019, Team 1073 was a member of the alliance of three teams that won the Curie sub-division at the Detroit World Championships and competed in the final Einstein division, finishing in 3rd place. Team 1073 has also won many FRC awards, including winning a Safety Award at at least one event every year since