The match is set!
Our Girls Basketball team is heading to the Quarterfinals on Tuesday, March 17 at 7 p.m. at Loy Norrix High School in Kalamazoo. They will play Hart.
Tickets can be purchased here: https://gofan.co/event/6196995?schoolId=MI10159
Let's go, Bobcats!
Our Girls Basketball team is heading to the Quarterfinals on Tuesday, March 17 at 7 p.m. at Loy Norrix High School in Kalamazoo. They will play Hart.
Tickets can be purchased here: https://gofan.co/event/6196995?schoolId=MI10159
Let's go, Bobcats!
Brandywine Project Graduation Prom Basket Raffle! Tickets will be for sale from March 9 - 20 for $10 a ticket. The basket is valued over $1,000 and includes everything you need for prom - included two prom tickets, salon gift certificates, restaurant gift certificates, nail gift card, and so much more!
Tickets can be purchased in Mrs. Knapp's. The drawing for the winner will be March 23.
Tickets can be purchased in Mrs. Knapp's. The drawing for the winner will be March 23.
Congratulations to the Pride of Brandywine!
The Brandywine High School Band received a Division I rating, a "superior" score, at the MSBOA Band Festival yesterday! Way to go, Bobcats!
The Brandywine High School Band received a Division I rating, a "superior" score, at the MSBOA Band Festival yesterday! Way to go, Bobcats!
The 8th Grade Band had their first festival performance yesterday! At the MSBOA District VI Band Festival at Lake Michigan College, the band received a Division 2 rating. The band also received a Division 1 in Sightreading! We are so proud of the band's achievements in their first festival performance!
The Girls Basketball team will play in the Regional Semi-Finals tonight at 5:30 p.m. at Bangor High School against Gobles!
Grab your tickets here: https://thrillshare.com/media/live-feed/post/editor
Grab your tickets here: https://thrillshare.com/media/live-feed/post/editor
We are still recruiting sixth, seventh, and eighth grade girls who are interested in playing soccer! Interested girls should sign up outside Mrs. Knapp's office.
This morning, eighth grade students toured our CTE programs to get a glimpse into their options for high school!
The sophomores in Mr. Markel’s English class are reading Divergent by Veronica Roth. Last week, they participated in a mock “Choosing Ceremony” where they chose what faction they felt most aligned with their personality and values!
Congratulations to the Girls Bowling team who finished 13th at the State tournament last week! We are so proud of you!
The Senior Photo will be taken on March 6 at 10 a.m. in the high school gym. Seniors should make arrangements to be at school for the photo!
Middle schoolers were finally able to go on their field trip yesterday to Howard Park after snow days and cold postponed it. They learned how the ice is made, how to take care of it, and then spent the afternoon ice skating and playing in the park! A perfect Thursday!
The Middle and High School Choirs all earned Division 1 ratings at their respective festivals this week! The Middle School Choir attended District Choral on Tuesday this week, and High School attended District Choral on Wednesday! Of course, the Treblaires were quite successful at District Solo and Ensemble, as well. Congratulations!
Brandywine high school student leaders attended the Michigan Student Leadership Conference in Grand Rapids this week! They learned how to impact their perspectives and stay focused. They also spent hours networking with over 1,500 students from across the state!
Mr. Markel’s English class had a special guest last Friday - our sweet furry friend Copper! The sophomores got to spend some time playing fetch, giving out treats, and being honored that they were Copper's first high school class visit.
Springs Sports begin March 9! Please make sure you have a physical on file for
the 2025-2026 school year. This is necessary to practice/tryout.
Questions? Contact the Coach or Athletic Director, David Sidenbender, at dsidenbender@brandywinebobcats.org
the 2025-2026 school year. This is necessary to practice/tryout.
Questions? Contact the Coach or Athletic Director, David Sidenbender, at dsidenbender@brandywinebobcats.org
Mrs. Ulrickson's Books vs. Movies class is reading The Hunger Games!
Mrs. Ulrickson reached out to the Niles District Library, looking for copies of the book and just five days later, 22 books were delivered to the school after the library located copies from other area libraries. Thank you to the Niles District Library for the help!
Mrs. Ulrickson reached out to the Niles District Library, looking for copies of the book and just five days later, 22 books were delivered to the school after the library located copies from other area libraries. Thank you to the Niles District Library for the help!
Thank you to Nick Brittin, a Brandywine graduate and an English Professor at Lake Michigan College, for speaking with Mr. Schau's English 10 Honors Class this morning about how to use artificial intelligence in research papers to avoid plagiarism and improve the quality of their writing!
Congratulations to the Girls Bowling Team on qualifying for State yesterday! The team placed 2nd in Regionals to earn them a spot at the State competition.
Brandywine High School art students will be taking part in an art show at the Niles District Library during the month of March!
Here is a sneak peek at some of our students' work. If you'd like to see more, make sure to stop by the library next month.
Here is a sneak peek at some of our students' work. If you'd like to see more, make sure to stop by the library next month.
Students in Mrs. Kern’s Anatomy classes had an eye-opening experience yesterday!
They participated in a hands-on lab that allowed them to explore the complexities of vision, from the cornea to the optic nerve, through the dissection of sheep eyes. It’s one thing to read about how we see the world; it’s another thing to hold the lens in your hand!
They participated in a hands-on lab that allowed them to explore the complexities of vision, from the cornea to the optic nerve, through the dissection of sheep eyes. It’s one thing to read about how we see the world; it’s another thing to hold the lens in your hand!
