Brighton High School's Acapellooza will be held at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31 in the FRES Cafetorium. Come see the Baronettes, Crazy Pitches, and Macapella perform. Admission is $6 or $5 with a canned good.
Ever look in your closets, and wish that you had a great place to donate all of the old dress clothes and accessories from weddings, proms, and bat/bar mitzvahs past? Now you do! Brighton High School is hosting its annual BHS Say Yes to the Dress event on Feb. 13.
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.
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.
Brighton High School will be hosting for the third time in October of 2020 and travelling in April of 2021. Please contact jessica_beh@bcsd.org for further information.
Every student in the school filled out a writing prompt of “I have a dream that ...” Students could write down dreams that would make the world, Brighton community or school a better place.
The opening reception will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17 at RIT’s Bevier Gallery in Booth Hall. The exhibition will remain open until Feb. 1. The event is free and open to the public.
The Brighton Central School District Post Secondary Program delivered toys and candy bags to the House of Mercy in December.
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.
Commander Robson and Commander Raab led students through their mission to Mars. Classes split up into two groups, one that went on the space shuttle to Mars and the other served as ground control.
On Nov. 25, Brighton High School celebrated seven student-athletes signing their National Letters of Intent, committing them to play NCAA Division I athletics next year.
Each student in Ms. Katsetos' sixth grade English language arts class had a pen pal from Jewish Senior Life this school year. This is the third year that this inter-generational pen-pal program has been occurring.
