A group of students toured the Wayne-O-Rama art installation and wrote about their experience and thoughts on Chattanooga history.Art classes this year are studying local artists.
One of the responsibilities of the fifth grade is raising and lowering the flag. First, they learn how to fold the flag.
Pill bugs proved to be difficult specimen to observe in fourth grade science class, but students did their best to measure and take notes.
Fifth graders learned about multiplication and volume as well as how to effectively critique each other's work.
This year, seven new early childhood assistants are joining our classrooms. In our youngest grades, assistants help classroom teachers and provide more one-on-one assistance for each student in our small classes.
Students in grades K-5, teachers, staff and parents watched the eclipse Monday afternoon. What a wonderful lesson in science!
Bright’s Early Childhood Gardens were designated an official Katie’s Krops Garden last year, becoming the first in the state. Katie’s Krops provides seeds and other support to help groups grow vegetables to donate to community organizations.
The 2017-18 school year has begun! Welcome to all new and returning students. We are glad you are here!
Visit the bookstore at school or online to purchase spirit wear for children and adults.
Visit our newly-renovated dining hall and kitchen. This big project to replace many original features from 1963 was completed this fall.
