Attention Seniors! Don't forget about the Senior Meeting this Wednesday, September 17 at the High School Media Center at 6 p.m.
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO ORDER HOMECOMING SHIRTS.
Fall Homecoming 2025 is September 26. The Homecoming theme this year is "Through the Decades." Show off your Brandywine spirit! Please be sure to enter your Child's Name/Teacher or if you are a member of the community, pick-up will be September 24 from 6-7 p.m. at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School by the Attendance Office. Order here: https://www.createmytee.com/Join/317117
Fall Homecoming 2025 is September 26. The Homecoming theme this year is "Through the Decades." Show off your Brandywine spirit! Please be sure to enter your Child's Name/Teacher or if you are a member of the community, pick-up will be September 24 from 6-7 p.m. at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School by the Attendance Office. Order here: https://www.createmytee.com/Join/317117
🐾Character Trait of the Week: CURIOSITY🐾
Curiosity is the drive to explore, ask questions, and seek out new knowledge and experiences. It involves a desire to understand how things work, why events happen, and to learn about a wide range of topics beyond what is immediately required.
Curiosity is the drive to explore, ask questions, and seek out new knowledge and experiences. It involves a desire to understand how things work, why events happen, and to learn about a wide range of topics beyond what is immediately required.
Kickoff against Saugatuck High School is tonight at 7 p.m. at Brandywine. Thanks to Senior Sydney Olson for creating this awesome flyer!
Here are the Homecoming Spirit Days for Brandywine Middle/Senior High School! Homecoming is September 26.
This Week in Photos!
This morning, second graders celebrated the end of their Fairy Tales and Tall Tales CKLA unit with a Fairy Tale Flapjack Breakfast!
In this unit, students studied stories like The Fisherman and His Wife, Beauty and the Beast, Paul Bunyan,
Pecos Bill, and more!
In this unit, students studied stories like The Fisherman and His Wife, Beauty and the Beast, Paul Bunyan,
Pecos Bill, and more!
Today in Theater class , students played a game of Stage Direction Battleship! Students separated between the lecture hall and the hallway and sent members of their team back and forth to choose squares they thought "boats" might be in.
New this year is a Theater class for both middle school and high school students! Previously, middle school students did not have the opportunity to participate in a theater class.
New this year is a Theater class for both middle school and high school students! Previously, middle school students did not have the opportunity to participate in a theater class.
The Brandywine Band is selling band apparel to raise money for the band program! There are two different style options for you to choose from :https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/tChCxUGffv
and https://stores.inksoft.com/WS106630
Grab your band gear today!
and https://stores.inksoft.com/WS106630
Grab your band gear today!
Kiddy Cats League Registration for all girls DK-6 will be Monday, September 15 and September 22 from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. at the Brandywine Middle/Senior High School cafeteria!
Here are the Homecoming Spirit Days for both Merritt and Brandywine Elementary (MSHS is coming). Homecoming is September 26!
Have you noticed students reporting "live" from events around the district? Those students are a part of the Broadcasting class! The Broadcasting class is a part of our Career and Technical Education programming.
Students will learn and demonstrate all aspects of audio and video productions ranging from basic outlining and storyboarding, to the final stages of video and audio editing. We can't wait to see their productions!
Students will learn and demonstrate all aspects of audio and video productions ranging from basic outlining and storyboarding, to the final stages of video and audio editing. We can't wait to see their productions!
Hey Bobcat fans! Join Brandywine in the #FN5GL $5K Fridays #sweepstakes to spread the excitement by sharing your school spirit and help us win the T-Mobile $5K Fridays! Learn more at FridayNight5GLights.com.
🍎🥪 Lunchtime at school is more than just a meal — it’s a chance for students to recharge, connect with friends, and get ready for an afternoon of learning. We love seeing our Bobcats enjoy this special part of the day!
The Girls Golf team played at Knollwood yesterday with Madison Wetankamp finishing in the Top 10! Congratulations!
Students in Ms. Scafaria's Kindergarten class worked on putting their emotions in Zones yesterday! The Zones of Regulation is a framework designed to help children and adults identify, understand, and manage their emotions and behaviors. It was designed to support self-regulation and emotional control.
The model uses four color-coded zones to represent different emotional states:
Blue Zone – Low states of alertness
Emotions: sad, tired, bored, sick
Body feels slow or low energy.
Green Zone – Optimal state for learning and interacting
Emotions: calm, happy, focused, ready to learn
Body feels just right and regulated.
Yellow Zone – Heightened state of alertness but still in control
Emotions: excited, nervous, worried, silly, frustrated
Body feels wiggly or slightly stressed.
Red Zone – Extreme feelings with loss of control
Emotions: anger, rage, panic, extreme excitement
Body feels out of control or unsafe.
The model uses four color-coded zones to represent different emotional states:
Blue Zone – Low states of alertness
Emotions: sad, tired, bored, sick
Body feels slow or low energy.
Green Zone – Optimal state for learning and interacting
Emotions: calm, happy, focused, ready to learn
Body feels just right and regulated.
Yellow Zone – Heightened state of alertness but still in control
Emotions: excited, nervous, worried, silly, frustrated
Body feels wiggly or slightly stressed.
Red Zone – Extreme feelings with loss of control
Emotions: anger, rage, panic, extreme excitement
Body feels out of control or unsafe.
The Brandywine Athletics Boosters are looking for volunteers to run concessions at athletic events! Sign up today!
https://forms.gle/7xgPXZfXA17tauCDA
https://forms.gle/7xgPXZfXA17tauCDA
These little Bobcat gals spent their recess collecting rocks and creating a fairy garden!
Our district is piloting new math programs, one of which is called Bridges for grades 1, 2, and 3. A key design element for Bridges is Number Corner.
Number Corner is a fun and interactive part of the day where students explore math through patterns, counting, and hands-on activities. Each month, they look for patterns on the calendar, work with collections like cubes or coins, and track how many days they've been in school. Through games and visual tools, students build strong number sense and problem-solving skills in an engaging way.
Number Corner is a fun and interactive part of the day where students explore math through patterns, counting, and hands-on activities. Each month, they look for patterns on the calendar, work with collections like cubes or coins, and track how many days they've been in school. Through games and visual tools, students build strong number sense and problem-solving skills in an engaging way.
Let's the adventure begin!
