What questions do you have regarding the district's work in the Diversity and Equity area and what feedback in this area would you like to provide?
Forums will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 6 and 1 to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 20 in the Administration Building Board Room.
Our latest "Just So You Know …" infographic with quick updates on what is happening in the District.
Once again, we are offering the opportunity to all BHS students to participate as either a host family and/or as part of a BHS-chaperoned student exchange trip to Israel. The Israelis will be visiting us October 15- 27, 2019. Our trip to Israel will take place during our 2020 February Break.
April 18, 2019 is the last day to file petitions for two seats on the Brighton Board of Education. Two of our seven board seats are to be filled in an election on May 21, 2019. The terms of current board members Mrs. Andrea Costanza and Mrs. Karen Hatch are expiring this year. The two current board members have announced their intention to seek re-election.
Special guest readers from throughout the Brighton community read some of their favorite children’s books with students at French Road Elementary School for Read Across America Day.
Orchestras from French Road Elementary School, Twelve Corners Middle School, and Brighton High School filled up the BHS gym for the annual District-Wide Strings Concert on Feb. 28.
he person nominated must live or work in Brighton and have made a significant contribution to the welfare, betterment or improvement of the Brighton community in a volunteer capacity or in their field of endeavor either currently or over a period of several years.
Seventh graders at TCMS recently learned about the school’s zero waste program during chemistry class from Impact Earth. Students were challenged to come up with posters that would encourage their classmates to participate in the zero waste program.
The fifth annual BHS-Say Yes to the Dress event helped many Brighton High School students find free prom attire. Over 100 students were able to find dresses, tuxedos, suits, shoes, bags, and jewelry.
More than 800 French Road Elementary School students took part in the Kids Heart Challenge in February. This is the first year that the name of the program changed from Jump Rope For Heart.
Student Council sponsored the event with help from teachers Kristen Hallagan, Maria Sanchez-Martinez, and Katie Kantz. About 40 people wore hijab that day and 55 wore buttons to show support.
