Attention All Seniors, if you want your Senior Picture in the 2018-19 Yearbook, you must submit them to Mr. Daigle in the Yearbook Room - CA202 by September 21st.  If you have any questions, see Mr. Daigle or any Yearbook Staff Member.

Student Parking Permit - CHANGES for 2018-19 School Year

In order to better utilize the limited number of parking spots we have available in the student parking lots, we will NOT be issuing reserved parking spots in the Student Parking lot. Parking in the student lots will be on a first come first serve basis, however, any student who desires to park on the BHS Campus MUST have a parking permit affixed to the rear window of their car and must be registered in the main office.  Student can register their cars and obtain their parking permits in the main office on Thursday, August 2nd from 8am to 1pm and on Friday, August 3rd from 2pm to 4:00pm. Students will need to provide their driver’s license, registration and proof of insurance. Also, if you need an additional parking permit because you may be borrowing your parent's car, you can purchase a 2nd permit for $2.00.  In order to get this second permit, you must provide YOUR driver's license and the 2nd car's registration and proof of insurance.  All permits must be affixed to rear window of car prior to parking in the student lots.

Dear Brighton Students, Parents and Community Members,

Welcome to Brighton High School, home of the Bulldogs. BHS is one of the first comprehensive high schools in Colorado dating back to the late 1800s. Our school is located in the heart of the Brighton community. The Brighton community is located northeast of Denver, Colorado.

Brighton High Drama Presents Fall Show Oct. 19 & 20

The Brighton High School Drama Department will present a Fall Show on Oct. 19 and 20 at 7 p.m. in the Brighton High School Auditorium, 270 S. 8th Ave. The show is called " If Today is the First Day of the Rest of My Life, I'm in Real Trouble" and is being called an impossible farce presented in two acts. Tickets are available online: www.bulldogdrama.booktix.com. Tickets are: $10 for adults; $7 for senior citizens; and $5 for students.

27J Schools Demographic Update

During the September 25 Board of Education meeting, Bob Templeton with Templeton Demographics presented information concerning the district enrollment growth trends. The presentation covered economic conditions in the Denver-metro area, enrollment growth and current and future residential development and growth. 

Highlights include: new home sales in 27J have grown 30% in the past two years, groundwork is currently underway on approximately 10,900 lots within our District and enrollment in 27J is projected to reach over 22,000 by 2023. Demographic Update - September 2018

Brighton High’s Ted Halbert Named to Prestigious NEA Global Fellowship

Brighton High English Literature and Theater teacher Ted (Edward) Halbert has been selected by the National Education Association (NEA) Foundation to participate in the 2019 Global Learning Fellowship (GLF). The NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellowship increases access to global training and experiences by providing global education professional development opportunities for K-12 public school educators. Read more.

A familiar face at South Elementary will lead the school in 2018

School District 27J is pleased to announce that former student and current South Elementary Assistant Principal Kristen Puzio has been selected to  take over as school Principal after Kay Collins retires at the end of the school year. Read more.

Newly selected Brighton High Principal has worn many hats - student, alumna, teacher, Assistant Principal and now Principal

School District 27J is proud to announce that Brighton High alumna and current Assistant Principal Shelly L. Genereux has been selected, from a competitive pool of candidates, to serve as the next Principal of Brighton High School. Read more.

Board of Education recognizes Reaching Out "Apprentice" Award recipients

Everyone who has started a position or occupation begins as an Apprentice. That person usually has the knowledge of a subject, but actually learning the skills of the trade and the work environment is a new learning curve for that individual. Learning those subtle proficiencies that are needed to complete a project or interact with other people or students. The apprentice has learned from the master therefore can use those learned skills in other projects that will come in the future of the apprentice.

With 27J’s “construction” theme for this school-year’s Reaching Out Awards, the Board of Education recognized employees who are new to the district or new to a different job position since July 1, 2017.