
Join them as they celebrate women in aviation and inspire the next generation of flyers, leaders, and dreamers. This event is free and open to students in families. There will be flight demonstrations, aircraft displays, food trucks, career mentors onsite, and scholarship opportunities.

Auditions will be held during the first week of the 2026–2027 school year. Students in grades 7–12 are welcome to audition, and select 6th graders may be invited based on teacher recommendations.
We can’t wait to see the talent, energy, and creativity our students will bring to the stage!
If you have any questions, please contact our director, Daysha Amster, at damster@brandywinebobcats.org.








Today, our Seniors are Funding Their Futures. United Federal Credit Union brought their Financial Reality Fair to Brandywine. Students were given a pretend job, with a pretend salary, and had to plan their budget based on what they had available. Budget line items included: leisure activities, lifestyle, transportation, housing, and more. At the end, if a student's budget was in the negative, they had to go back around and figure out where they went wrong and fix it. (Wouldn't that be nice if we could do that in real life!?)
Special thanks to United Federal Credit Union for helping our students learn how to create a budget!





















It's a new episode of Cat Chat!
Today’s episode is focused on one of the most important milestones for young families, starting school. With Kindergarten Roundup just around the corner, we wanted to help parents better understand what the early years look like and how to prepare their children for success.
Mr. Walker sits down with three of our outstanding teachers, representing Pre-K Maddi High, Developmental Kindergarten Brittney Gmeiner, and Kindergarten Amy Ramos. They'll be talking about the differences between these programs, what families can do at home to build readiness, and what the first weeks of school are really like. Whether your child is approaching school age now or in the near future, our goal is to give you helpful insight and reassurance as you plan for this exciting step. https://sites.libsyn.com/497938/season-3-episode-13-kindergarten-round-up










Meet Primitiva McClellan, Cooks Helper at Brandywine Elementary!
Primitiva graduated from Brandywine in 2015 and has been working at the school for four years. She loves coming to work and seeing students enjoying their lunch.
She has two kids - a second grader and a kindergartener. In their free time they enjoy playing games, playing with their two pet rats, and going on walks when it's warm! Thank you for being a Bobcat, Primitiva!

Mr. Walker sits down with three of our outstanding teachers, representing Pre-K Maddi High, Developmental Kindergarten Brittney Gmeiner, and Kindergarten Amy Ramos. They'll be talking about the differences between these programs, what families can do at home to build readiness, and what the first weeks of school are really like. Whether your child is approaching school age now or in the near future, our goal is to give you helpful insight and reassurance as you plan for this exciting step.


It turns out that managing oxen and river crossings is a lot harder than they expected. The class had one successful arrival in Oregon, but plenty of broken wagon wheel axels and dysentery on the way. Who remembers how stressful 8-bit graphics can be!?




Optimism means having a positive attitude and believing that good things will happen. It’s about expecting the best from situations, focusing on solutions rather than problems, and keeping hope even when things are difficult.

