The Brighton Central PTSA calendars for the 2018-19 school year are going on sale soon. Calendars/PTSA Membership Sales will be available on the following dates. Parents are not limited to purchasing calendars at the schools their children attend; they can purchase them at any location.
A letter to the community from Superintendent Dr. Kevin McGowan
The Brighton Police Department has notified us that a Level 2 or "moderate" risk sex offender has relocated within the 14610 zip code.
Information about applying for free or reduced price meals for the 2018-19 school year.
We are excited that installation of the new turf field is progressing nicely and is on schedule. Paving for the new running track will begin July 11 and once completed, the surface will need to cure for 30 days before the surface can be applied. It is very important for the project schedule that faculty, staff, and community members stay off of the track during the 30-day curing period.
Brighton Central School District is continuing its work in designing student-centered classroom environments. Two new groups of teachers were given the opportunity to redesign their classrooms over the summer.
Brighton Central School District was ranked as the No. 1 School District in the Rochester area in Niche’s 2019 Best Schools Rankings. The individual Brighton schools also ranked highly.
The day featured peer-led professional development sessions geared toward creating student-centered learning environments that leverage the latest trends in technology and pedagogy for the benefit of students.
Brighton High School art teachers Jed Kunz, Katie Maley, Jennilyn Pickering, and Kathleen Shaffer-Heeks exhibited with students Chris Day, Markyana Kelly, William Heurtley, and Sophie Goldstein at the Shared Spaces art show at Nazareth College in June.
The Brighton High School Book Club delivered a collection of 645 books to The Center for Youth in May. The books were collected during a club-sponsored book drive tied to Brighton Believes Day.
