The days are winding down! Today, seventh and eighth grade students were celebrated at their awards ceremony!
Middle school Field Day!
Last week, High School Student Council ran elections for next year. They had almost 200 ballots cast during lunch! 33 students ran for council. It is so awesome seeing our students be good Bobcat citizens and stepping up to lead!! Here are the 2025-26 council members.
Mr. McLaughlin's 3-D Design class has been busy cooking up something special! Students were given the challenge to create ceramic "Food Imposters." Take a look at some of the results so far!
Five officers of this year's High School Student Council are graduating! They have done SO MUCH for their school community during their time in office that we wanted to give them a special shout out. Efforts include - Kindness Week (a full week dedicated to spreading kindness throughout the school), Beat the Winter Blues (pop-up activities throughout the winter months of school), going the extra mile for staff during Teacher Appreciation Week, planning donor blood drives and planning the Bobcat Bash, among so many other things. Thank you for everything you've done for your fellow Bobcats.
Monse Avina - President
Delandah VanDyke - Vice President
Steffany Cruz - Secretary
Adam Starr and Baily Roeder - Representatives
Brandywine Top 10:
Alexandra Curtis-Lee, Adelyn Drotoz, Aubree Murray, Ireland Prenkert, Bailey Roeder, Carter Sobecki, Adam Starr, Lexi Troup, Miriam Peterson, Niyah Mason
April showers bring May flowers! 🌷 Ms. Carew’s Humanities students spent last week focusing on springtime flowers for an art project.
Our sixth, seventh, and eighth grade bands had their spring concert last night! A job well done to all of our musicians! They each received a commemoration for their hard work, as band members do every year they are in band.
Yesterday, middle schoolers who made the A/B Honor Roll were able to catch a South Bend Cubs game during their Education Day!
Last week's MITES regional competition held at Brandywine had so many great pieces of work! Here are a few of our students with their Brandywine Built projects!
Our band did a phenomenal job at the Spring Band Concert last night! Thank you to Lake Michigan College for hosting us!
Last Thursday night, Berrien County CTE Student of the Year Awards were held at Lake Michigan College's Upton Hall. Brandywine was well represented with seven awards presented from Brandywine and two awards presented to Brandywine students from their Shared Time Programs.
Representing Brandywine was Carter Sobecki (Automotive), Steffany Cruz (Broadcasting), Tristan Bower (Business Management & Administration), Bailey Roeder (Engineering/CAD), Michael White (Finance/Accounting), Blake Cheney (Machine Tool), and Alaina Needham (Woodworking). Laura Carew was the Buchanan Culinary Arts Student of the Year and Adam Starr was the Niles Agriscience Student of the Year. Congratulations to all of our amazing Brandywine Bobcats!
Student Council members at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School spent a few hours on Sunday to surprise teachers on Monday morning for Teacher Appreciation Week! They put together goodie bags, decorated doors, and set out a station for students to write notes to their teachers.
Congratulations to sophomore Makenna Price who set the school record in the 400 meter dash and long jump this past week! She achieved 1:01.82 in the 400 meter dash and 16’4 in the long jump. The last time the records were set were 1984 and 1982. Great job!
The Michigan Industrial & Technology Education Society Regional competition has projects on display at the Brandywine Athletic Community Center (BACC) today until 3 p.m. This is open to the public. Go check out the awesome projects by our students and students around the region.
Congratulations to the new Spanish Honor Society inductees! 29 students were inducted at last night's ceremony!
The Bobcat Nation class at the MSHS wrote proactive and positive messages to themselves after reading the chapter Be Proactive in their book study of "7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens." ❤💛
Congratulations to the Pride of Brandywine! Today, the Brandywine band attended the State Band and Orchestra Festival in Kent City and received a Division 1 rating!
Lake Michigan College's Music department gave a presentation today for Brandywine Choir and Band students. Students were able to hear representation from LMC's choirs and their Brass Club as well.
High school students came and visited 7th grade ELA students to help them polish their research papers. The high schoolers were incredibly patient and were great examples of mentoring in action—proving that learning thrives in a community that helps one another!
