The Brighton Believes Outstanding Character Awards are presented to people who exemplify the five character traits highlighted in the motto, “Brighton Believes."
Thank you for your response to the recent Thought Exchange regarding safety at Brighton High School and more specifically, about BPD foot patrols. We received a significant amount of feedback and are very excited to be sharing the information with you today.
Hello! My name is Rev. Marlowe V.N. Washington. I prefer if you call me Pastor Marlowe or just Marlowe as I begin this journey as the District’s Diversity Consultant for the 2018-19 academic year.
Brighton High School’s Friends of Rachel club made a large donation of women’s and children’s clothing and toiletries to the Open Door Mission for their Coldwater Women and Children Residential House. The high school collected 19 boxes and five bags of clothing along with seven boxes of toiletries. The club also collected 12 boxes and bags from Twelve Corners Middle School.
Brighton Central School District held its second annual New Family Reception on Nov. 26. Families that are new to Brighton were invited to eat pizza and talk with faculty and administrators.
In October, Brighton High School was one of 349 schools across the country to receive a National Blue Ribbon School Award for 2018 from the U.S. Department of Education. It is one of the highest honors any school can receive. Brighton High School’s staff and students officially received the award at a school celebration on Dec. 7.
About 500 students from 35 high schools attended the seventh ROC2Change Student Summit on Race hosted by Brighton High School in November. The daylong, student-led summit allowed students to have candid conversations about race.
The Brighton Central School District was excited to begin work on the Brighton Facilities Improvement Project over the summer.
