Alumnus Jack Wright donated to Bright a wooden purse given to his mother, Peggy Wright, a third grade teacher, but one of her students.
Students learn about Dia de los Muertos by working on art projects and tasting traditional holiday foods.
Bid high and bid often! These great items and one-of-a-kind experiences are going, going, gone!
Fifth graders used closed circuitry to add snazzy LED lights to their homemade greeting cards.
Bright and Destinee's Gift collected 1,550 books that are being shipped to North Carolina to help children impacted by Hurricane Florence.
Bid on beautiful art and benefit the children of Bright! Join us this Saturday evening at Sophie's Shoppe.
Science and Spanish are combining on a project with second graders about the Monarch butterfly migration to Mexico. The students sent ambassador butterflies to Mexico, where they will stay until the spring.
Chattanooga artist Charlie Newton spent three days at Bright, teaching grades 1-5. Most of the students were able to complete projects in one sitting and learned different techniques.
Students enjoyed old-time and country music, pumpkin art and a scavenger hunt to complete their study of Tennessee.
The Wilderness Trail is a highlight of the year in P.E. Students learn about the USA while exercising.
