First graders used everyday objects in science to build all kinds of things -- tall, short, wide, narrow and really, really big!
Mr. Morgan plans to retire after 17 years at Bright. He will step down at the end of the 2020-21 school year as Bright completes its current capital campaign and makes plans for the future.
Did you know women earned the right to vote 100 years ago thanks to the state of Tennessee? Mrs. Smith told students about the role our state played in the vote.
The annual Pajama Party Auction features all kinds of unique items and one-of-a-kind experiences for our students. Thank you for your support!
All students learn Spanish at Bright School, and that is putting them on a good track that will improve their lives and experiences. That's the message from representatives from La Paz Chattanooga. Knowing and speaking two languages is important, they said.
Thank you to everyone who supported the Parents' Association's largest fundraiser of the year. We raised nearly $54,000 to purchase new fourth grade furniture.
Fourth graders study the state of Tennessee, learning about the geography, history, and government. The unit culminates with a visit to Nashville and the Tennessee Celebration.
Occupational therapist Sarah Powe spoke to parents about ways they can help their children get ready for academic success. She says the foundation starts as soon as they begin moving and learning, well before they begin school.
The third annual Music Day brought the Athens Recorder Ensemble to school for a day of performing and learning. The group from Athens, Georgia, played several favorites for students and held masters classes.
The Meme Team and Wrecking Balls were two of the teams playing in the annual fifth grade and faculty volleyball game. Students and teachers are on the same teams, and they all play against each other in the gym.
