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.
Fifth graders are finishing the work they started in the spring when it was halted by the pandemic. Thank you for the donations for local organizations!
The latest episode of Growing a Greener World, a public TV show and YouTube channel, features our very own Early Childhood Gardens and Eco-Literacy Specialist Lynn Shelton. The show focuses on how gardeners dealt with the pandemic.
We're in the final stretch of the Building a Bright Future Capital Campaign. We need your help to finish the campaign and make sure phases 2 and 3 are finished this summer.
Third, fourth and fifth grade students received Chromebooks in a special ceremony to mark the school's transition to 1:1 devices. These laptops will be used in the classrooms and at home should the school move to distance learning.
