Recent events related to violence, race, politics, and the wide variety of issues we are struggling with as adults can have a significant impact on our children. They are heart wrenching and confusing for the mature emotional brain, much more so for young people who are exposed to difficult and challenging conversations more often than ever before.
Brighton Your Wardrobe is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. They welcome donations of clean, gently-used winter coats, snow pants, boots, sweatpants, hoodies/sweatshirts, new underwear, hats, and gloves.
All Brighton Central School District staff, students, and visitors must complete a health screening assessment each day prior to entering the building.
Our guide contains important information regarding health protocols as provided by the Monroe County Department of Public Health, information regarding the required daily attestation of your child’s health through an app, technology resources for families, a description of the remote learning program, and information regarding the school lunch program.
Click here to visit our Coronavirus page for the latest information and resources.
The Brighton Café experience will look and feel a little different this year. With the safety of students and staff being our top priority, we have implemented some changes.
Thank you to everyone who shared their back to school photos with us!
The 2020-21 school year is off to a great start in Brighton! Click here for some photos and a video from the first two days in school.
The goal was to implement lessons learned from emergency online teaching and improve our virtual teaching practices to prepare for the possibility of continuing that in the fall.
Brighton Central School District Superintendent Dr. Kevin McGowan has announced the selection of Jim Nuñez as the Twelve Corners Middle School Principal and Deanna Spagnola as the interim Director of Student Services for the upcoming school year.
For the 11th straight year, Brighton Central School District was honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all students.
The 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.
