Brighton Central School District is canceling all activities after 3 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 19 through Monday, Jan. 21. The District’s facilities will also be closed during these times. The ski club trips on Saturday are canceled. School and regular activities are expected to resume on Tuesday morning.
Brighton residents are welcome and encouraged to attend a community forum at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26 in the Council Rock Primary School cafeteria, 600 Grosvenor Road.
In an effort to better serve students and families, the United States Department of Education is requiring all school districts to provide information about students with family members employed by the military.
Honorary Life Membership is one of the highest honors a local PTSA can bestow to recognize individuals who have shown outstanding dedication and service to children.
Brighton High School is hosting its annual BHS Say Yes to the Dress event on Feb. 14. Last year, nearly 200 BHS students walked away with a free dress, suit, and/or accessory for their spring formal events!
The two companies also competed in the Northeastern Regional Trade Fair at the University of Rochester. Island Ho! finished in third place in the business plan competition.
ight students qualified for the New York State DECA Conference, which will be held at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center in March.
On Saturday, Dec. 8, the Brighton High School Science Olympiad team won first place at the Fayetteville-Manlius Invitational against a competitive field from New York and Pennsylvania.
The opening reception and awards ceremony will be held at RIT’s Bevier Gallery from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 18. T
Three Brighton High School publications once again earned top honors at the Empire State School Press Association’s conference in November. The awards ceremony, which was held at Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of Public Communications, recognizes excellence in student publications.
The Grade 1-12 Art Show Opening was held at Brighton High School on Jan. 10. Artwork from over 250 students will remain on display through Jan. 30 on the third floor outside the library.
Retired Federal Bankruptcy Judge John Ninfo spoke to Mike Blake’s Personal Finance students at Brighton High School about the importance of financial wellness on Jan. 7.
