New families in the District are invited to the New Family Reception from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 2 in the French Road Elementary School cafetorium.
Click here for our latest "Just So You Know …" infographic with quick updates on what is happening in the District.
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.
Remember that Friday, Nov. 22, and Friday Dec. 6, are half days for grades K-5. Friday, Dec. 13 is an early dismissal day for grades K-12.
Earlier this month, we let you know about some concerning incidents where a suspicious vehicle approached students who were walking in the Twelve Corners area. We wanted to inform you that a Twelve Corners Middle School student was approached in that area when walking to school today.
French Road Elementary School staff members celebrated World Kindness Day and Mr. Rogers Cardigan Day on Wednesday, Nov. 13. Staff members wore their favorite cardigan in the spirit of Fred Rogers and spread kindness with others.
Staff and students celebrated Halloween by dressing up in costumes. Council Rock Primary School and French Road Elementary School both held their Halloween parades.
Oct. 21 to 25 was Red Ribbon Week in Brighton. All four of our schools had special theme days.
Superintendent Dr. Kevin McGowan had the opportunity to speak about Brighton Central School District’s perspective on the foundation aid formula at a New York State Senate Education Committee Roundtable Discussion on Oct. 18 in Buffalo.
Lanni Maszerowski’s fifth grade class is partnered with Inbalim Elementary School in Modi’in. Israel. In October, a teacher from the school visited FRES to see what school is like in Brighton. During one of the days, school counselor Ashley Ellis led a class circle.
Brighton students treated the Board of Education to some musical performances. The District also presented artwork by recent graduate Sarah Frischman to Board members.
Assemblywoman Jamie Romeo announced that she has secured $1 million in additional capital funding for the Brighton Central School District. The District will receive $1 million in DASNY grant funding to assist with offsetting the local costs associated with the 2017 Brighton Facilities Improvement Project.
