The mittens are lost, and our PK students must find them! This fun outdoor activity encourages students to pay attention to details and use their senses to find the mittens along our trail in the woods.
A year of curiosity, excitement, and tremendous academic growth awaits first graders at Bright School. Students learn greater independence to complete challenging tasks. Learn more about first grade from the teachers.
Students are learning about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy this week through books, songs and art. School was closed on the federal holiday Monday, but the school provided resources for families to learn at home as well.
Kristin Baty Watts will be the next head of The Bright School, succeeding retiring Head of School O.J. Morgan in summer 2021. She is currently director of St. Anne's Day School in Atlanta.
Winning is i-n-t-o-x-i-c-a-t-i-n-g! That was the word fourth grader Anna Zmaj spelled correctly to win this year's Spelling Bee.
Learning spaces for our oldest students received an upgrade with new desks and chairs that are more flexible and comfortable. The furniture change is part of our Building a Bright Future Capital Campaign and was funded by the Parents' Association.
The opening of school is delayed for two days as families monitor for illness and teachers prepare for tighter distancing protocols in the classroom.
Parenting is demanding in normal times, but this year has been incredibly challenging. With a network of support, children are incredibly resilient.
Fifth graders are learning about Hanukkah traditions when they visit Mrs. Hyer's reading class.
This holiday season looks different all over the world this year, but we're in good cheer at Bright. We have changed some of our traditions to be safer this year.
