We’re wondering how you think we’re doing. What should we be doing more of? What needs work and what is it that you really like? Our priorities and action plans will reflect your feedback.
Residents of the Brighton Central School District approved a $93,153,759 budget for the 2022-23 school year by a vote of 1,967 to 461. The budget received an 81% percent “yes” vote. The projected tax levy increase for 2022-23 is 2.12%.
The Foreign Language Department is looking for host families for the 2022-23 interns. The interns come to Brighton in October and stay through June, teaching Twelve Corners Middle School and Brighton High School language classes and sharing their culture.
Dr. Glazer has been the Head of School at Hillel Community Day School in Brighton since 2014. Prior to that, she was the Program Director for Art Education, an Assistant Professor, and the Director of the Art for Children and Teens Laboratory School at Nazareth College.
In order to plan for the 2022-23 school year, we’re asking the parents of students in Grades K-8 to notify the Transportation Department of day care plans or if your child will not require transportation as soon as possible. Forms must be submitted by May 15.
She is the author of many children's favorites, including the “Bradford Street Buddies” early reader series, “Raising Dragons,” and the two “Plantzilla” books.
It was great to see so many smiling faces helping to promote healthy lifestyle choices!
This year’s honorees were: Assistant Superintendent for Administration Lou Alaimo, Council Rock Primary School First Grade Teacher Liz Fyles, and Council Rock Primary School Special Education Teacher Jenny Robinson.
For the 13th straight year, Brighton Central School District was honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation.
Located just a few steps from the Council Rock’s main entrance, the library offers a large, open space for students with natural lighting through a skylight, and a nature-inspired design. Most importantly, the library was designed with the needs of our youngest readers in mind.
All Brighton students participated in a day of service during the Brighton Believes Day of Caring on March 9. The four schools offered age-appropriate service projects and guest speakers that allowed students to demonstrate the Brighton Beliefs and help others.
