News

2023

  • THANK YOU GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORS!

  • Giant Steps Selects Brighton to Pilot Innovative Software

    Giant Steps Selects Brighton to Pilot Innovative Software

    The Brighton School is proud to announce that it has been chosen as one of the few schools nationwide to pilot Giant Steps software in Lisa Pritchard's high school English class. This innovative software enhances students' writing, reading comprehension, and other subject skills, providing personalized feedback and interactive activities that help students become more confident and effective communicators and learners.
    The software's creators selected The Brighton School for its strong commitment to providing innovative learning opportunities for its students. In addition, the school's reputation for excellence in language arts instruction, along with other subjects and its focus on preparing students for success in the 21st century, made it the perfect choice for this pilot program.

    Giant Steps software uses a unique approach to teaching language arts and other subjects, which involves personalized feedback and interactive activities.

    A K-12 Coach explained that Giant Steps is “curated for each student, the custom learning experiences give students a chance to practice, play, and grow on their own terms and at their own pace.”

    The Brighton School is honored to have been selected for this prestigious pilot program and is committed to continuing to provide its students with innovative learning opportunities that prepare them for success in the digital age come to life.

    “My students have been enjoying testing out Giant Steps. Not only is the program helpful for reviewing, but they have fun competing against each other and personalizing their avatars. Most of all, they appreciated being part of the Innovation Incubator because they were able to provide feedback to the developers and see some of their change.” stated Lisa Pritchard.
  • Class of 2023 Capstone Presentations

    The class of 2023 presented their Capstone Presentations on Thursday, May 4th. We are extraordinarily proud of these students and all of the hard work each of them put into their capstone projects.

    The complete roster of our students and the titles of their capstone presentations are listed below.

    Amelia LeBlanc
    "Exercise is Beneficial for Your Mental Health"

    Estelle Abel
    "Music Therapy: Music's Effect on the Human Mind and Body"

    Russell Bender
    "Why People Should Go Out to Plant a Tree to Help Reduce the Carbon Output"

    Sid Bowden
    "How Nuclear Energy is Best for America"

    Nobel Broussard
    "Marine Biology"

    Ian Carville
    "Apprenticeships are Better for Kids with ADHD Rather than College"

    James Case
    "Is Welding Important to the World"

    Max Decell
    "The Art of Duck Calling"

    Caroline Fazende
    "Accuracy of the MBTI"

    Grace Welbourn
    "Impacts of Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum on Children and Adolescents"

    Blake Rossnagel
    "Teens Need Faith in God"

    Mary Catherine Pinac
    "Sustainability in the Fashion Industry"

    Jake Picard
    "Child Custody: How the Child Custody Process Impacts Children and Their Families"

    Jewell Phelps
    "The Advancements of Virtual Reality"

    Jackson Landry
    "The History of the Bass Fishing Rod"

    Bailee Johnson
    "Becoming an Aesthetician"

    Alexandra Garrison
    "Dental Hygiene: It's Not Just About Pretty Teeth"

    Amiri Fontenot
    "The Business Aspect of YouTube"
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