An update on COVID and Reopening from the Superintendent.
Residents are invited to community budget forums to provide feedback and learn more about the development of the proposed 2021-22 budget for the Brighton Central School District.
An important message from the Superintendent.
Click here for information regarding the school calendar for 2021-22 and the important changes that are included.
The federal government may be issuing another P-EBT card to anyone that qualifies for free or reduced meals Your student could receive reduced fees for AP exams and other school-based programs. Your student's status will carry over for the first 30 school days of the 2021-22 school year.
Brighton Central School District held a New Family Virtual Reception on Jan. 26. Families were able to connect with staff and administrators and learn more about the District and Community. If you missed the event you can watch the video or view the presentation.
We are excited to introduce our official new mascot logos for the Brighton Bruins! We wanted to thank the community for their help in selecting the mascot name and logo.
Author Lev Grossman talked with Mrs. Ackerman's second-grade class after they read "The Silver Arrow." The students provided ideas for Grossman's next story.
Last school year, the Brighton Believes Council selected 22 nominees to receive a Brighton Believers Award at its meeting in February. However, the awards were not able to be presented due to the COVID pandemic shutting schools down in March. We didn’t forget about these members of our school community and wanted to make sure they were recognized for demonstrating the Brighton Believes character traits.
Mrs. Beato's first graders wrote stories on how to put a monster to bed. RIT students then turned their stories into animations. This animation is by Allison Kunz.
The last two days before Winter Recess were Stay in Your PJ’s and Read Days at Council Rock Primary School. Students and staff wore their pajamas to school and guests read to classrooms — remotely and by Zoom.
Adele Linton and Cathy Bambury's second grade classes read the books "All Are Welcome Here" and "The Color of Us." After reading, every child traced their hand and made a cardboard "high-five" hand.
