At Bright School, we're asking you to take time to thank teachers, doctors, nurses, first responders and front-line workers. We so appreciate the many parents who are taking care of patients and working every day to serve the community.
Due to the closure of our campus through the end of the school year, we have set Sunday, July 19, as our date for graduation. More details about the ceremony and social distancing guidelines will be communicated closer to the date.
This is a difficult time for many, but we are thankful for our teachers and staff, families and friends and their support of Bright School.
We are posting notes of gratitude on our website to share messages of thanks and hope.
We are posting notes of gratitude on our website to share messages of thanks and hope.
Being physically active and healthy is something to do every day wherever you are. Normally, Bright Fit is a week-long celebration held at school, but this year students are participating at home.
The Bright School will remain closed through the end of the school year and provide distance learning for students. All events for the remainder of the year are cancelled except for Bluegrass and BBQ and Graduation, which will be rescheduled at a later date.
Following tornadoes that swept through Hamilton County and north Georgia, Bright School stood ready to support and help those impacted. "We are strong and able to weather most anything, and these days are no exception. By staying connected and supporting one another, we will make it through these challenges stronger than ever," said Head of School O.J. Morgan.
We are still taking applications for the 2020-21 school year. Please contact our director of admissions for more information.
Do you have questions about the closure of our campus or about distance learning. The answers may be on our FAQ website.
The Bright School will be closed Monday, March 16 through April 24. Classes will resume April 27. Teachers will provide distance learning during this time.
Congratulations to our Pi Day winners. These students memorized and recited the most digits of pi in their grades. Fifth grader Christopher Kim set a school record with 525 digits of pi.