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Labor Day Break-No School

Sep 3

First Day for Students- Half Day(K-6) Full Day(7-12)

Sep 4

End of Marking Period- Half Day for All Students

Nov 2

Evening Parent Teacher Conferences (Full Day of School)

Time: 5 PM – 8 PM

Nov 7

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Saturday, August 4th, 2018

Race begins at 9:00am at Brandywine Middle/High School.

Brandywine graduates more than 70 Bobcats

Thanks to the dedication of teachers and administrators, the hardest part of high school for Brandywine graduate Dalton Knapp was leaving. Knapp and fellow valedictorian Erin Schimmel touched on this message while addressing more than 70 graduates at a commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon at the high school

Brandywine Middle School Senate, local company transform vacant courtyard

Less than two weeks ago, the courtyard on the north side of Brandywine Middle and High School was little more than grass and a few trees. But under the leadership of students in the Brandywine Middle School Senate and some generosity from a Niles company and their vendors, the grassy space is undergoing a huge transformation.

Brandywine High School students raise more than $1,200 for Pennies for Patients

For the past week, teachers at Brandywine Middle and High School have been battling to see who can raise the most money for the Berrien County Cancer Service’s fundraiser Pennies for Patients.

Brandywine Elementary teacher shaves head for student battling rare condition

Standing in the hallway of Brandywine Elementary School surrounded by his friends and peers, Colton Hubbard, 11, began shaving his teacher Ryan Oleson’s head to laughs, cheers and gasps of the crowd around him last Tuesday.

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Testimonials

"Brandywine made my high school experience better than ever. I love school again.... It's just so amazing how one move from a school has made an impact on my life.

- 2016 Graduate

"Brandywine High School provided a solid base, from which I was able to succeed academically and professionally. In my field, there is one skill that is paramount to success: the ability to write well. Becoming a full professor at a research university depends greatly on one's research productivity, which in turn depends on writing aptitude in order to publish research. There were many teachers at BHS who were instrumental in helping to develop my writing skills, but the one who stands out was Jeanne Koski. She insisted on precision and high-quality in all we did. When I receive compliments on my writing ability, I always credit BHS for a solid intellectual foundation."

- Rodney C. Runyan, Professor and Director, School of Family and Consumer Sciences, Texas State University; Distinguished Visiting Scholar, Lancaster University in England