The District sent out budget newsletters and ballots on Tuesday, May 26. Additional ballots that were requested went in the mail on Wednesday, May 27. Residents should be receiving those in the mail in the next few days.
Qualified residents of the Brighton Central School District will vote on the next year’s school budget along with other items on Tuesday, June 9, 2020 via absentee ballot, only, in accordance with Executive Order.
There are six Board of Education candidates for three seats in the election on June 9. Meet the Candidates Night is at 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 27.
An update from Superintendent Dr. Kevin McGowan on the budget, Meet the Candidates Night, and more.
In order to plan for the 2020-21 school year, we’re asking the parents of students in Grades K-8 to notify the Transportation Department of day care plans or if your child will not require transportation as soon as possible. Forms must be submitted by May 31.
Brighton Superintendent Dr. Kevin McGowan wrote a letter to Senators and Congressmen to advocate for federal aid for the District. Click here to read the letter. Residents are encouraged to articulate your feelings to these representatives.
Click here to visit our Coronavirus page for the latest information and resources.
The Brighton School Food Service Program is providing free meals to students during the Coronavirus school closure. Click here for information.
The YMCA is partnering with schools to provide emergency child care. Please click the headline for more information.
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.
Our CRPS staff members miss seeing your students at school. Click here for a video message from them.
Council Rock Primary School’s Kristen Cooper was named the NYSAHPERD 2020 Central Western Zone Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
On April 15, staff members drove through the town to say hello and spread some cheer to students and families.
In these uncertain times, the Brighton community has really come together. The same spirit was on display in March when all Brighton students participated in a day of service during the Brighton Believes Day of Caring.
The last day before Winter Recess was Stay in Your PJ’s and Read Day at Council Rock Primary School. Students and staff wore their pajamas to school and guest readers visited classrooms.
