Students in upper grades wrote letters and lower grades drew pictures to send to veterans and active duty military for Veterans Day. Fifth graders in shop made wooden pens to send to troops.
Fifth grader Ade Akinlaja correctly spelled a series of tricky words to win the Bright School Spelling Bee. The top three finishers advance to the Zone Bee this winter.
O.J. Morgan, who retired as head of school after 17 years in 2021, was honored by the Tennessee Association of Independent Schools. Mr. Morgan received the Sawney Webb Award, which honors administrators who have made outstanding contributions to the field of independent school education.
The Bright Post is the school’s internal post office run by third graders, who collect, check and stamp and deliver postcards students write to each other and faculty and staff throughout the year.
PK learns about transportation for land, air and sea each year as they explore different shapes. A highlight is riding the Bus School bus to lunch. They like to sing as Mr. Paul honks the horn.
The first play of the year was about pirates coming together to find the best singers of the "high C's." Each grade performs a play during the year.
Welcome back to our retired and former faculty and staff! We enjoyed seeing these wonderful people who helped make our school the place it is today.
Fifth grade and kindergarten students celebrated the hoedown on a beautiful fall day! Dressed in their finest western attire, they enjoyed games and packed bags for the Forrest Spence Fund.
Bid on more than 300 items in our online auction. There is something for everyone. The auction ends November 1 at 9 p.m.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Charleston Wrap fundraiser! We sold more than $55,000 in merchandise, exceeding our goal, and celebrated with Cow Day.
