High school junior Meghan Boehm ’16 gives back to the community in many ways and is this year’s recipient of the Citizen of the World Award. Meghan accepted the award on Wednesday and spoke to fifth graders, who selected her as the winner.
Kindergarten has been a fun journey this year from the first day of school to meeting fifth grade buddies and to the days leading up to the end of school.
The PK luau is a tradition in our early childhood program. Our young students enjoy performing songs and dances to tropical pieces.
It's a tradition for the alumni graduating from high school to return to Bright and celebrate. The Class of 2015 received letters they wrote to themselves as fifth graders.
Grandparents and grandchildren share a special bond, and we like to celebrate that with a day set aside for these special guests. Students performed and showed their guests around their classrooms.
Members of the Class of 1972 returned to Bright School for their 50th reunion and enjoyed touring the school and visiting with former classmates and teachers.
Fourth graders won this year's high jump competition, a traditional event started more than 45 years ago. Students and parents gathered on the track to watch.
Musicians from the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera played and taught students about their instruments during Music Day.
Music Day, first held in 2017, is made possible by the Aldridge/Patten Fund for Visiting Artists.
Music Day, first held in 2017, is made possible by the Aldridge/Patten Fund for Visiting Artists.
Fifth graders performed their last Bright School play, and it was a look back over the years. They competed in the Bright Olympics, which included raising your hand, carrying a backpack, speed eating and hall jumping.
Students celebrated Earth Day by creating forts out of cardboard boxes, walking the nature trail, and planting flowers outside their classrooms.
