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Community Bulletin Board

Welcome to the Brighton Central School District’s Community Bulletin Board where you can find community related e-flyers and links. Our District works with community non-profit organizations to present information about local activities that have educational, civic, recreational or cultural value for students.  Information posted has been approved for distribution as a public service. The school district does not endorse community information posted here and does not assume responsibility for the activity or the organization. 

We respectfully request that you do not contact principals and schools in our District directly. If you wish to submit information to share on the Bulletin Board, please email Dan Goldman, Communications Coordinator, at daniel_goldman@bcsd.org

In talking to community non-profit organizations, we learned that some families are not seeing information and flyers on the Community Bulletin Board and in our weekly District eNews. In order to help get the word out about these programs, we’re going to offer limited flyer distribution a few times a year at Council Rock Primary School and French Road Elementary School. The deadlines for submission will be Oct. 11, Jan. 10, March 7, and May 9 and they would be distributed the following week. Flyers must be approved before they are dropped off at schools. Contact Communications Coordinator Dan Goldman at daniel_goldman@bcsd.org for approval and details on how many flyers to print and how to group them for classroom distribution. We will still post community information to the Community Bulletin Board and in the District eNews. 

Upcoming Events

Baseball and Belonging with Ryan Lavarnway

Join World Series champion and Israeli Olympian Ryan Lavarnway as he reads his new children’s picture book, “Baseball and Belonging,” and answers audience questions at the JCC of Greater Rochester as part of the Lane Dworkin Jewish Book Festival at 11  a.m. Monday, Nov. 11. There’s a book signing after his talk. The event is recommended for ages 5 and up. Attendees can also meet Spikes of the Rochester Red Wings, buy hot dogs, use a bouncy house, and participate in other games and activities. For tickets and more information, visit the book festival website. Click here to view the flyer.

 

ROCGirl Hacks 2024

ROCGirl Hacks 2024 is a free Hackathon for girls in grades 6-12 hosted by Women in Computing at the Rochester Institute of Technology. This is an amazing opportunity for girls to design and build their own project. No experience is required. The event is from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16 at the B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology, 20 Lomb Memorial Dr. Register on their website (must register to attend). Click here to view the brochure.

 

Brighton Farmers' Market

The Brighton Farmers' Market's summer season is open. The Market has returned to the Brighton High School parking lot, 1150 S. Winton Road, on Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be new and returning vendors, food trucks, music, special events, and community groups. SNAP and WIC customers are welcome; ask about the SNAP bonus program at the main market tent. Sign up for weekly newsletters by clicking here, or find the Market on Facebook and Instagram. The Market is sponsored by the Town of Brighton.

 

JCC Parenting Workshops

The JCC is bringing community experts together to help support you in your parenting journey. Each workshop will focus on a different topic impacting parenting today.

  • Nov. 21: Help With Feeding: Managing Mealtimes with Little Ones
  • Jan. 16: Beautiful Birth Choices: Thriving through Change 

Babysitting is available upon request. Please contact Biffy at bborg@jccrochester.org. Register for a workshop online. The workshops are free. View the flyer for more information.

 

Upcoming Programs

Brighton Community Education

The SAT and ACT Exam Boot Camp class is being held at BHS on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Room 158. The SAT/ACT Boot Camp thoroughly reviews the essential reading, writing, math, and test-taking skills and strategies for the most current versions of both exams. We’ll also outline the additional content and action steps needed for greater progress toward the highest test scores. The next sessions after this one are Feb. 1 and March 1.

The next session of the New York State Driver Education Course starts in January 2025. Registration for the class will begin on Tuesday, Dec. 10. All information about the course is available through the Brighton Community Education website. You do not have to be a Brighton student to register. However, BHS students are enrolled and assigned to cars first. The class fee is $640. This class fills quickly; make sure you review the class information before registration opens so you can reserve your spot as soon as registration opens!

Register for these classes (and more!) on their website Questions? Contact the Brighton Community Education Office at mona_zamiarski@bcsd.org or 585-242-5200 ext. 5595.

Financial assistance may be available through the BCSD Student & Family Support Fund. Contact Ms. Ingle the BHS Counseling Center for more information.

Brighton Recreation Programs

Fall 2024 program registration is now open. Browse now and register early! You can register online, by phone, mail, or in-person at the Recreation Office. They’re always adding new programs, so be sure to check their website, Facebook, and Friday emails for new and exciting programs! Brighton Recreation can be reached by phone at 585-784-5260 x0 and is located at 1666 Winton Road South.

Grades 3-5 Boys and Girls Basketball Leagues are gearing up for an amazing season. Whether they're beginners or future all-stars, Brighton Recreation provides a fun, supportive environment for kids to learn the fundamentals, make friends, and stay active. Learn and improve basketball skills, develop teamwork and sportsmanship, make new friends and stay active, and play in exciting, action-packed games! The boys league starts Nov. 9 and the girls starts Dec. 8. Spots are filling up fast. Register today! Click here to register or for more info.

Brighton Recreation is also launching a new sixth grade basketball league because they understand that the sixth graders cannot participate in middle school sports. If you have a sixth grader who loves basketball and is looking to stay involved in the sport, this is the perfect opportunity for them. If interested, please don't wait to register as it makes it that much harder to get the league to take off. Click here to register or for more info.

 

Brighton Library Programs

In November, the Brighton library is hosting programs on cyber security, Star Wars trivia, and memory care. View the brochure for more information.

 

Community Resources:

Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts: Please Click Here
Brighton Little League: Please Click Here
Brighton Community Education: Please Click Here
Brighton Junior Bruins Football and Cheerleading: Please Click Here
Brighton Lacrosse Club: Please Click Here
Brighton Rowing Club: Please Click Here
Brighton Sailing Team: Please Click Here
Brighton Soccer: Please Click Here
Girl Scouts: Please Click Here

 

Town of Brighton Resources:

Town of Brighton Website: Please Click Here
Brighton Farmers' Market: Please Click Here
Brighton Police Department: Please Click Here
Brighton Memorial Library: Please Click Here
Brighton Senior Adult Program: Please Click Here
Brighton Recreation, Parks and Community Service: Please Click Here

The District does not endorse any organizations or individuals outside of the Brighton Central School District. These resources are for informational purposes only.