The second grade play this year is "Swamped," complete with frogs, mosquitos, butterflies, tadpoles, salamanders, turtles and a really hungry alligator. Each grade level performs a play each year, and every student has a part.
Author Josh Funk got the idea for his hilariously creative book series Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast from his children when they didn't agree on what to have for breakfast. He encouraged students to have a notebook handy at all times for story and character ideas.
First grade teacher MacKenzie O’Neal and third grade teacher Maggie McGuire will lead Bright Days this summer. Bright Days is our summer program for early learners. Both teachers have been summer camp counselors here and at other schools and are excited to oversee Bright Days.
Julian Nunally's educational journey took off at Bright, and it's taken him to Harvard and now Minnesota, where he is a labor and employment lawyer.
Fourth graders studying the Revolutionary War staged a debate between the Loyalists and the Patriots to decide whether to fight the British or remain a colony.
Spend the summer at Bright! Register now for Bright Days. Our summer program for early learners starts in June.
Our first graders took the stage as penguins, seals, terns, polar bears and people enjoying the cold weather. Their message: Chill out!
Fifth graders met students their own age in Alicante, Spain, via Zoom. The students introduced themselves in Spanish one by one, said their age and a sport or activity they like.
Students celebrated the 100th day of school with crafts, treats and dressing up. It is fun to count to 100! Kindergarten dressed like what they think 100-year-olds look like.
Did you know this is the year of the tiger and red is a color for good luck? These are some of the facts students learned as part of the Chinese or Lunar New Year celebration.
