Thank you to Mrs. Shannon Larry-Burton and Dr. Callie Graham from the Berrien County Health Department for coming out last week to our 9th grade Health class to discuss the harms of vaping.
Brandywine’s Strive 4 a Safer Drive (S4SD) students traveled to Granger Community Church (GCC) to donate their 2nd place prize money of $750 that they earned from last year’s Strive 4 A Safer Drive campaign to Lead Pastor, Dr. Ted Bryant.
S4SD students wanted to give back to GCC’s annual Food Drop to help support those in need within the Michiana area.
S4SD students wanted to give back to GCC’s annual Food Drop to help support those in need within the Michiana area.
High school students attended the MHSAA Sportsmanship Summit on Wednesday in Kalamazoo!
They spent the day learning about sportsmanship from a variety of perspectives — including athletes, coaches, and student sections. Our students came away with new ideas and inspiration to bring back to Brandywine!
They spent the day learning about sportsmanship from a variety of perspectives — including athletes, coaches, and student sections. Our students came away with new ideas and inspiration to bring back to Brandywine!
IMPORTANT!! It has come to our attention that we are missing many Education Benefit Forms from our families. Not having these submitted to the state could potentially cause a significant decrease in funding, lunch programs, and more. Please, if you have not filled out this form yet, regardless of if you think you qualify, we ask that you fill it out by a 7 p.m. deadline tonight. We appreciate your quick response in this matter.
Find the form here, it will take 5 minutes. https://brandywine.familyportal.cloud/benefits/onlyapplying
The Great Principal Can Off has come to an end at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School! Bobcat Nation collected over 300 non perishable items for the Redeemer Church Food Pantry. The middle school crew won so now, Mr. Hood has to wear a turkey onesie! Stay tuned for pictures.
Beetlejuice Jr. opens in just two weeks! Come check out our Bobcat talent on November 20, 21, and 22 at the Brandywine Elementary gym!
https://www.leaderpub.com/2025/11/06/brandywine-musical-program-to-perform-beetlejuice-jr-nov-20-22/
https://www.leaderpub.com/2025/11/06/brandywine-musical-program-to-perform-beetlejuice-jr-nov-20-22/
Over the weekend, Brandywine Junior Gracie Jackson was crowned Miss Congeniality in the Miss Niles pageant. Congratulations Gracie!
🎗️ Tackle Cancer Success!
We’re proud to share that over $500 was donated to the Beacon Pediatric Oncology Department from the October 25 football game 💗
A huge THANK YOU to all the fans, families, and friends who contributed at our Tackle Cancer game. Your generosity helps our students see the power of giving back and the difference we can make when we put others first.
Special shout-out to the Brandywine Student Council for helping collect donations—teamwork truly makes the dream work! 💪🐾
We’re proud to share that over $500 was donated to the Beacon Pediatric Oncology Department from the October 25 football game 💗
A huge THANK YOU to all the fans, families, and friends who contributed at our Tackle Cancer game. Your generosity helps our students see the power of giving back and the difference we can make when we put others first.
Special shout-out to the Brandywine Student Council for helping collect donations—teamwork truly makes the dream work! 💪🐾
Congrats to Ali Murray who competed at State in Cross Country for the second consecutive year. This year, she finished 104th out of 255. Well done, Ali!
It’s almost Election Day! Brandywine’s sinking fund renewal is up for a vote—be sure to cast your ballot on November 4.
A sinking fund for school is a dedicated savings account funded by a voter-approved local property tax (millage) that allows school districts to pay for large capital expenditures like construction, major repairs, technology upgrades, and security improvements.
The levied taxes cannot be used for general operating expenses.
A sinking fund for school is a dedicated savings account funded by a voter-approved local property tax (millage) that allows school districts to pay for large capital expenditures like construction, major repairs, technology upgrades, and security improvements.
The levied taxes cannot be used for general operating expenses.
The first Surprise Knock from Bobcat Nation is in the books! 🎊 Bobcat Nation leaders showed up bright and early today to Mr. Knapp’s class with a box of donuts!
Our students are leading the way—showing kindness, responsibility, and positivity in action!
Our students are leading the way—showing kindness, responsibility, and positivity in action!
The Great Principal Can-Off is happening next week! 🥫
From November 3–7, it’s Middle School vs. High School in a friendly food drive competition!
Middle School students will be stuffing Mr. Hood’s office.
High School students will be stuffing Mr. Winkler’s office.
All donations will go directly to the Redeemer’s Church Food Pantry, helping families right here in the Brandywine community.
Let’s see which school can pack in the most cans — and show just how much Bobcats care!
From November 3–7, it’s Middle School vs. High School in a friendly food drive competition!
Middle School students will be stuffing Mr. Hood’s office.
High School students will be stuffing Mr. Winkler’s office.
All donations will go directly to the Redeemer’s Church Food Pantry, helping families right here in the Brandywine community.
Let’s see which school can pack in the most cans — and show just how much Bobcats care!
Sophomore Malachi Gamble was awarded WSJM Sports Player of the Week for both tennis and soccer. Congratulations Malachi!
Students in the MSHS Theater class spent time yesterday practicing adding suspense to their line delivery and scene presentations.
Students in Mr. McLaughlin's 3D Design and Advanced Art classes spent last week painting these gorgeous pumpkins!
There will be a meeting to help seniors complete the FAFSA on Wednesday, October 29 at 6p.m. in the Media Center. Please bring your Chromebooks. This event is for all seniors and their parents.
The Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) form is used to apply for financial aid for college/trade school. All students who plan to attend college/trade school should fill out this form, even if you don't think you'll qualify for financial aid. This form is often required to apply for scholarship that are available from the high school and colleges.
The Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) form is used to apply for financial aid for college/trade school. All students who plan to attend college/trade school should fill out this form, even if you don't think you'll qualify for financial aid. This form is often required to apply for scholarship that are available from the high school and colleges.
Our high school girls Cross Country team participated in Regionals on Saturday, ending a great season. Congratulations to Alison Murray, who qualified to compete in the State Championship meet next weekend!
Middle School Math Foundations class played PROOF today, a game in which they use math facts and order of operations to assemble complete equations using the cards. A fun way to start a Friday!
High School Student Council attended a Josten's Renaissance Conference today where they learned about impacting school culture and learning to use their voice! They are pictured with the keynote speaker that taught them not to fight back, but to fight forward. Our Student Council is doing GREAT things for their school community.
Tomorrow is the Fall Choir Concert, featuring both choral and theater performances! Come check it out at 7 p.m. at the Brandywine Middle/Senior High School Gym.
