Check out these awesome pieces of art! Art from Brandywine Middle/Senior High School students is on display at the Niles District Library!
Hands-on learning! Senior Ireland Prenkert is shown here practicing veni punctures for her Phlebotomy Technician Certification through the Professional Health Career Academy! 💉
Yesterday, the high school choir went to the Southwestern Michigan Vocal Festival at Miller Auditorium in Kalamazoo. They joined forces with other area choirs to put on a concert under the direction of the nationally renowned guest conductor and composer, Stacey V. Gibbs. They were there from 9:45am-8:30pm, and premiered one of Gibbs's own works for the very first time. Great work!
It's Music in Our Schools Month! And here at Brandywine, we have GREAT music!
Today, Professor Danny Lopez - faculty with Lake Michigan College and Southwestern Michigan College and a professional trumpet player - worked with Brandywine’s Jazz Band. The Jazz Band is preparing for their Festival performances in April.
The Bobcats move on to the Regional Championships, Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Bobcat Den!
March is Youth Art Month! Youth Art Month encourages support for quality school art programs, and promotes art material safety and is a celebration of visual arts! Check out some of our high school students and their most recent creations!
The boy's basketball season has ended after a nail biting finish against Bridgman. We are so proud of our Bobcats! They clawed their way back from a 16 point deficit and fought until the very end!
Congratulations to our Brandywine 8th Grade Band! They received a high Division 2 rating overall at MSBOA District 6 Festival.
The overall score is an average of four individual judges' ratings. Two judges gave our students a Division 1 and two judges gave them a Division 2 which averaged to an overall Division 2 rating. We are very proud of our 8th grade band students and what they accomplished today at their very first ever Band Festival performance!
Our High School Band received Straight 1s (the highest possible rating that's given out) at District 6 Band Festival today. Congratulations!
Our students in machine shop get real life experiences everyday, preparing them for the workforce after high school! Find out more about our CTE opportunities here at Brandywine and around Berrien county - https://www.brandywinebobcats.org/o/bmhs/page/career-technical-education
Congratulations to our Varsity Choir on receiving a Division 1 rating at the Choral Festival today! Great job singers!
Eleven of our Student Council members had the incredible opportunity to attend the Michigan Associations of Student Councils and Honor Societies conference this past week, joining nearly 2,000 students from across Michigan. This experience was more than just a trip—it was a chance to learn, grow, and connect with leaders from all over the state.
Our staff was hard at work this morning during Late Start Wednesday to learn together about data driven instruction and assessment creation.
Pre-festival band concert!
The Treblaires performed at MSVMA Solo & Ensemble this weekend! Member Hailey Amster performed a solo and received a I rating and qualified for the state competition! Good job, ladies!
Check out the news story about our investigative journalism students! https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/brandywine-high-school-students-revive-1983-janette-roberson-cold-case-murder-investigation
Congratulations to our Bobcats of the Week at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School! Keep up the great work Bella, Kamora, Carson, and Brenden!
Strive 4 A Safer Drive (S4SD) students gave back to their community by participating in Food Drop at Granger Community Church Saturday morning!
This event supported 6,400 + families in 10 neighborhoods totaling 87,000 lbs. of food. Students decorated various boxes, packed them full with goods, had them taped up, and carried into numerous trucks and semis. They then traveled to two of the drop off sites in Niles to carry boxes to those in need, leaving them cared for and loved. #fooddrop2025
Brandywine recently had five seniors honored by Cass County 4H for their hard work in the 4H community. The seniors were awarded their cords for graduation. Adam Starr also was awarded the Cass County 4H Leaders Council Scholarship.
Pictured from left to right, Thomas Killelea, Adam Starr, Miriam Peterson, Carter Sobecki. Not Pictured Jalynn Huston.
Today is not only Maroon & Gold day, it is also Mrs. Baker Day at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School! Brandywine legend, Mrs. Kathy Baker, was a a part of the Brandywine community for 52 years before she passed away in December. She was well known for her tattoos so today, in her honor, staff are wearing tattoo sleeves and students have temporary tattoos with her name and a heart. What a great way to celebrate such an awesome lady!
