At the beginning of July, Brighton Central School District will be making changes to its phone system. As part of this change, all current phone extensions will be changed. The main numbers for each school will stay the same.
Residents of the Brighton Central School District approved an $80,522,065 budget for the 2019-20 school year by a vote of 2,294 to 531. The budget received an 81 percent “yes” vote. The projected tax levy increase for 2018-19 is 2.34%. It’s the fifth-highest passage rate in the last 40-plus years.
On June 20, Brighton High School seniors put on their caps and gowns and paraded through the halls where it all began.
Brighton High School’s Friends of Rachel Club thanked the Town’s crossing guards for all that they do to keep students safe on June 6.
Brighton High School held its annual awards assembly on June 7. Over 60 awards and honors were presented to students.
The Brighton Central School District Board of Education approved tenure recommendations and presented teacher, administrator, and teacher assistant tenure certificates at the June 4 Board meeting.
Springfest is a BHS tradition where students, faculty, and staff celebrate the end of the school year and take a break before the final rush of exam week and review sessions.
Brighton High School students Nolawit Belachew and Brenna Sweeney were recognized as Outstanding Seniors at the annual Monroe County Council of School Superintendents’ Dr. Michael C. O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Recognition Dinner in May at James Monroe High School.
The Brighton softball won a Section V Class A1 Championship on Friday, May 31. The Barons defeated Bishop Kearney 4-3 at The College at Brockport.
