The Niles Elks Lodge is holding a Hoop Shoot Free Throw Contest on Saturday, December 12 at Niles High School! This fun event is for children ages 8-13 as of April 1, 2027. It is a free event and the winners will advance to the district contest in January! Contest starts at 11 a.m.
At the Fall Choir Concert, our Middle School Theater class performed some skits that they have been working on in class! They performed songs from The Addams Family and Spongebob Squarepants. The actors and actresses did a great job!
The middle school class teaches the basics of acting, improv, and behind-the-scenes theater. Students build confidence, practice voice and movement, and learn to work as a team through fun scene work, character study, and class performances.
The middle school class teaches the basics of acting, improv, and behind-the-scenes theater. Students build confidence, practice voice and movement, and learn to work as a team through fun scene work, character study, and class performances.
Ali Murray went to Cross Country State this weekend! She finished 78 out of 255 and got a personal record! Congrats Ali, we are so proud of you!
The next Blood Drive sponsored by Student Council is on Thursday, November 19 from 8 - 1:30 p.m. at the Brandywine Middle/Senior High School Media Center! Schedule your appointment today and save a life! https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11641454
The Bobcats are on to the District Finals tonight vs. the Red Arrow Raiders at Bridgman at 6 p.m. Let's goooo!
Tickets can be purchased on https://gofan.co/ before and at the gate. Tickets are $8. No cash or passes will be accepted. Go Bobcats!
Tickets can be purchased on https://gofan.co/ before and at the gate. Tickets are $8. No cash or passes will be accepted. Go Bobcats!
Our Freshmen in Mrs. Janke's history class took to the "polls" yesterday to campaign for major historic reforms!
From fighting for consumer safety like the Meat Inspection Act to championing key Constitutional amendments, students designed persuasive "Vote YES!" campaign postcards to convince their peers to back transformative laws.
From fighting for consumer safety like the Meat Inspection Act to championing key Constitutional amendments, students designed persuasive "Vote YES!" campaign postcards to convince their peers to back transformative laws.
Brandywine Musical Theatre presents Roald Dahl's Matilda: The Musical!
You'll have four opportunities to catch our cast in action:
November 19, 20, and 21 at 7 p.m. and a special matinee on Saturday, November 21 at 2 p.m. at Brandywine Elementary!
You'll have four opportunities to catch our cast in action:
November 19, 20, and 21 at 7 p.m. and a special matinee on Saturday, November 21 at 2 p.m. at Brandywine Elementary!
Veterans! We want to celebrate you and your service. RSVP by November 5!
Join us for our annual Veterans Day Breakfast on Thursday, November 12 at 9:30 a.m. The event will be held at the Brandywine Athletic Community Center at 1700 Bell Rd. Feel free to pass this on to any Veterans you may know in the community. Guests are welcome! RSVP by calling 269-684-7150 or at: https://forms.gle/PJUSTBmeyfE99z6G6
Join us for our annual Veterans Day Breakfast on Thursday, November 12 at 9:30 a.m. The event will be held at the Brandywine Athletic Community Center at 1700 Bell Rd. Feel free to pass this on to any Veterans you may know in the community. Guests are welcome! RSVP by calling 269-684-7150 or at: https://forms.gle/PJUSTBmeyfE99z6G6
Trunk or Treat was a HUGE success!
Brandywine Student council thanks everyone who decorated a trunk and handed out candy! The line was long all night. It was a great turnout.
The winner of the best trunks were the Boys Tennis Team, our Food Service Department, followed by B-LEAD.
Brandywine Student council thanks everyone who decorated a trunk and handed out candy! The line was long all night. It was a great turnout.
The winner of the best trunks were the Boys Tennis Team, our Food Service Department, followed by B-LEAD.
Mr. Hannon's Biology class learned about the "Science of Spooky" this morning!
Why do we like to be scared? Why do monsters scare us? Did you know that the fear of clowns is called Coulrophobia? Did you know that there is a genetic disorder called Porphyria that causes symptoms that can be similar to “vampires”?
Most monsters aren't made up entirely, they come from something real!
Why do we like to be scared? Why do monsters scare us? Did you know that the fear of clowns is called Coulrophobia? Did you know that there is a genetic disorder called Porphyria that causes symptoms that can be similar to “vampires”?
Most monsters aren't made up entirely, they come from something real!
Congrats to the Varsity Volleyball team and Nariya Mason! The team went 3-0 last night and Nariya got her 500th assist at the Bridgman quad! Way to go!
Jostens is coming on Monday, November 2 during lunch!
SENIORS Pick up your senior gear! (not cap and gown) If you ordered by the due date, stop by the Jostens table during lunch to get your items.
FRESHMEN Ring confirmation event! If you ordered a class ring, stop by to receive your FREE Gratitude Ring and confirm your size. If you haven’t ordered yet, come check out the newest ring designs!
SENIORS Pick up your senior gear! (not cap and gown) If you ordered by the due date, stop by the Jostens table during lunch to get your items.
FRESHMEN Ring confirmation event! If you ordered a class ring, stop by to receive your FREE Gratitude Ring and confirm your size. If you haven’t ordered yet, come check out the newest ring designs!
Our Business and Accounting students at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School have been getting into the Halloween spirit while learning some valuable lessons about the business world!
Business students investigated why once-popular companies closed their doors, examining factors such as competition, changing consumer habits, poor management, and failure to adapt. Accounting students took a closer look at the financial side of business failure, exploring how debt, expenses, cash flow problems, and financial decisions can determine whether a company survives.
Students brought their research to life with Halloween-themed pumpkins and tombstones featuring creative epitaphs and fun facts!
This spooky twist on business education helped students discover an important lesson: Even the biggest businesses aren't guaranteed to survive!
Rest in Pieces, Businesses!
Business students investigated why once-popular companies closed their doors, examining factors such as competition, changing consumer habits, poor management, and failure to adapt. Accounting students took a closer look at the financial side of business failure, exploring how debt, expenses, cash flow problems, and financial decisions can determine whether a company survives.
Students brought their research to life with Halloween-themed pumpkins and tombstones featuring creative epitaphs and fun facts!
This spooky twist on business education helped students discover an important lesson: Even the biggest businesses aren't guaranteed to survive!
Rest in Pieces, Businesses!
Election Day is fast approaching, and students who are 18 have a chance to register to vote tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. at the Brandywine Middle/Senior High School Media Center.
Reminder: Wednesday, October 28 is a two hour late start. School will begin two hours later to allow for staff professional development.
Brandywine Middle School s having their annual Halloween Dance on Wednesday, October 28!
Tickets are $3 in advance or $5 at the door. Tickets can be purchased during lunch or any time from Mr. McNamara. Costumes are encouraged, but not required. All costumes must be school appropriate. There will be free food and drinks. *This dance is for Brandywine Middle School students only; no high school, elementary school students or students from other schools allowed.
Tickets are $3 in advance or $5 at the door. Tickets can be purchased during lunch or any time from Mr. McNamara. Costumes are encouraged, but not required. All costumes must be school appropriate. There will be free food and drinks. *This dance is for Brandywine Middle School students only; no high school, elementary school students or students from other schools allowed.
The end of the first marking period is near! Can you believe it? That went by fast.
Our B-LEAD group at the high school (Brandywine - Leadership, Energy, Action, and Determination) decorated a bulletin board with bubble wrap to help students de-stress from the first nine weeks! Students can stop by and 'pop the stress away' anytime!
Our B-LEAD group at the high school (Brandywine - Leadership, Energy, Action, and Determination) decorated a bulletin board with bubble wrap to help students de-stress from the first nine weeks! Students can stop by and 'pop the stress away' anytime!
Last week, our Yearbook crew took full advantage of a stunning sunrise, stepping outside for some fresh air and hands-on practice. Students experimented with aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to figure out exactly which camera settings capture the best light.
Fall Break is October 23-26. There will be a half day of school on Friday, October 23 and no school on Monday, October 26.
What a finish to an incredible season! Huge Congratulations to the Pride of Brandywine Marching Band for bringing home third place this weekend at East Kentwood—the largest scholastic band competition in the state! Way to end the season on a high note!