The Brighton Believers Awards are presented to people who exemplify the five character traits highlighted in the motto, “Brighton Believes." Recipients will be recognized at a Brighton Central School District Board of Education Meeting on a date to be determined.
The TCMS Yearbook Cover Contest is here. Submit your artwork by Dec. 16.
Over the past few days, our Trauma, Illness and Grief (TIG) team, additional counselors, teachers, staff members, and administrators from FRES and throughout the District have been regularly meeting to plan for initial and ongoing support for children the children, staff, and families at FRES and other buildings. I am writing today to keep you informed and to provide information that all members of our school community might find helpful.
Brighton Central School District leaders presented updates to its Blueprint plan at the Oct. 29 Board of Education Meeting. Click the link for a summary of what was presented if you’re curious about what the District is focused on this school year.
We wanted to remind everyone that the Free and Reduced priced meal program is available to any household that qualifies. Anyone may apply at any time throughout the year.
On World Kindness Day in November, Twelve Corners Middle School presented kindness awards to 63 students.
BHS was named one of Newsweek’s Top 500 STEM High Schools in its recent nationwide 2020 ranking. Brighton was ranked No. 1 in the Rochester area, No. 10 in New York, and No. 117 in the country for its excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Several Brighton High School and Twelve Corners Middle School students were selected for the 2019-20 Hochstein Youth Symphony Orchestra.
About 50 Twelve Corners Middle School German students attended the Rochester Oktoberschulfest at Spry Middle School in October.
Twelve Corners Middle School hosted five local veterans for the annual Veterans Day Assembly on Nov. 8. The event gave students the opportunity to thank some of the men and women who served our country.
Brighton High School hosted 11 students from Maccabim-Reut Mor High School in Israel for two weeks in October. The students stayed with host families in the Brighton community and learned about our culture.
Two volunteers from Israel helped Twelve Corners Middle School eighth graders make shakshuka during Amy Moran’s Family and Consumer Sciences Class in October. The volunteers will be working with Brighton students all year.
