reat news! Your participation in the latest Thoughtexchange regarding work with the Brighton Police Department created a wealth of information for the District to review. We have learned a tremendous amount about your feelings regarding foot patrols in particular and safety in general. We have a much better understanding of how these programs impact different members of our school community and how they are perceived differently by students, staff, and parents.
Hello! My name is Rev. Marlowe V.N. Washington. I prefer if you call me Pastor Marlowe or just Marlowe as I begin this journey as the District’s Diversity Consultant for the 2018-19 academic year.
The District will be highlighting its wellness initiatives at the Brighton Farmers Market from 10 a.m. to noon on Sunday, Oct. 28 in the Brighton High School parking lot.
The Brighton Central School District and Brighton Food Cupboard are working together to offer Thanksgiving and Holiday baskets to families who would benefit from them. If your family is interested in receiving a basket for either or both holidays, please fill out the form on our website.
New families in the District are invited to the New Family Reception from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 26 in the French Road Elementary School Cafetorium.
The Brighton Police Department has notified us that a Level 2 or "moderate" risk sex offender has relocated within the 14618 zip code.
The District thanked its Board of Education members on School Board Recognition Night on Tuesday, Oct. 9. The night included musical performances.
The Brighton community gathered at the Twelve Corners on Saturday, Sept. 22 for the annual Homecoming Celebration.
Over 200 runners and walkers took part in the Brighton Believes eRACE Hunger 5K Family Fun Run/Walk on Sept. 16 in Meridian Centre Park. The race was a success, raising money to benefit the hungry and vulnerable children, individuals, and families who are served by the Brighton Food Cupboard.
