Fourth graders bring a dish that represents a state for their state project and then sample the food for lunch.
Psst! Want to know what it's like to be in fifth grade at Bright? Our fifth graders acted, sang and danced about it in their play "Fifth Grade from the Inside Out."
Third graders dressed as blacksmiths, hat makers, calligraphers and other craftsmen celebrated Colonial Day after completing their social studies research projects.
Students and parents get fit this week with lots of activities for families. Bright Fit Night is Friday and brings many family-friendly vendors to school to share information.
Learn about the insects and animals that live in the garden. Even the "yucky" ones are helpful.
Meets will be held on April 9, 16, 23 and 30. Parking and shuttles are available at Stuart Heights Baptist Church.
Students in grades 3-5 submitted prose and poetry to the Youth Southern Student Writers contest, and 22 Bright students were recognized for their creativity, content and style.
Now photographs of our alumni are available to view at the school and online. It's tradition for each class to have their group photo hung up in the hall. All of those photos are online and include names. See if you can find yourself and friends.
Our spring break was March 23-April 2.
The Bright School high jump, first held in 1976, was held before spring break. Fifth graders Ava Gallien and Nehemiah Coleman won the competition.
