Parents usually understand at a young age that their child requires more than what a typical classroom can offer. Confidence, motivation, and emotional well-being are not the only areas that learning struggles can impact. Brighton School is built on the Read More …
We hope that you all plan to join us for our annual Holiday Concert on Friday, December 19 from 9:30-10:30. Each class is working so hard to prepare a great performance and are excited to perform for their families. Following Read More …
Thursday, December 18 is our Casual Day and Spirit Day! Students can wear their coolest, craziest, wackiest Holiday Sweaters! Participation is optional.
Time to get into the holiday spirit with some outdoor carolling! Drop by our North entrance courtyard for a few minutes every morning on Tuesday, December 16 – Thursday, December 18 between 8:30-9:00am for some carolling! We’ll provide the songbooks Read More …
We are collecting toy donations for the annual CTV Toy Mountain Campaign, supporting The Salvation Army. There is a donation box set up inside our Main entrance. Donations have been requested specifically for babies, tweens and teens (10 and up): Read More …
Friday, November 28 is a casual day! Students can ditch the uniform and show us their awesome hair creations this Friday for our Crazy Hair Day! Let’s see messy, funky, arty! The wackier the better!
Early intervention is crucial among students who are falling behind. It may be learning disabilities like ADD, ADHD, ASD, or Dyslexia, or the result of missing a large part of basic academic skills. Whatever the reason, the integration of powerful Read More …
Honoring Our Heroes 🌺 We will be having our annual Remembrance Day Assembly on Tuesday, November 11 and we encourage all students to wear a poppy as a symbol of remembrance. The poppy represents hope and the memory of those Read More …
School will be closed on Friday, November 7 and Monday, November 10 for our Mid-Term break. We hope everyone has a fun and safe long weekend!
School is not just about learning facts. It is about broadening students’ minds, giving them the skills and confidence they need to pursue their interests and become capable, independent and well-rounded adults. Special needs classes have a responsibility to nurture Read More …