Early Dismissal Today – Brandywine Heights Area School District
⏰ 12:00 PM – High School & Middle School
⏰ 12:30 PM – Pre-K
⏰ 12:40 PM – Elementary School Car Riders
⏰ 1:00 PM – Intermediate School
⏰ 1:00 PM – Elementary School Bus Riders and Walkers
📧 Please check your email for additional details regarding BCTC.
Stay warm and safe!
Role Models for Change
This fall, the Caron Education Alliance group Role Models for Change met for 8 weeks, sharpening their leadership skills and preparing an important presentation: Clear Facts About the Dangers of Vaping.
Many of our participants are active Key Club students, and they had the opportunity to share their knowledge with 7th grade health classes, helping to educate their peers about making healthy choices.
We’re so proud of these student leaders for using their voices to make a positive impact in our school community!
#CaronsEducationAlliance #StudentLeaders #HealthEducation #KeyClub #RoleModelsForChange
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Paint the Plow is a PennDOT outreach program aimed at promoting winter driving safety and fostering appreciation for high school art programs and student creativity. Participating high school students design and create original artwork on a snowplow that showcases our 2025 Paint the Plow theme: Don’t race. Allow some space. Our plow submission will be used to plow district roads throughout the winter, so keep an eye out for our artwork.
Thank you all so much. And a big thank you from BHHS Art Club for your votes🙂
Miss April read "The Refelction in Me". The children looked at their reflections in mirrors and practiced positive affirmations, breathwork, and gentle poses. Thank you, Miss April!
Because of the long Thanksgiving break, Elementary students do not have devices at home, so a virtual learning day is not possible.
An update on after-school and evening activities—including the School Board meeting—will be shared by lunchtime tomorrow.
Stay warm and safe!
🎵 The Brandywine Heights Music Department invites the community to ring in the holiday season with its annual Winter Concerts. ☃️ These performances showcase the exceptional talent of students in Intermediate, Middle, and High School music ensembles. All concerts are free of charge. The district invites everyone to celebrate the talents of its student musicians while enjoying a delightful mix of musical performances. 🎼
❄️Tuesday, December 9th, 7:00 p.m. - Grades 5 & 6 Winter Concert
❄️Thursday, December 11th, 7:00 p.m. - Grades 7 & 8 Winter Concert
❄️Friday, December 12th, 2:45 p.m. - High School Senior Citizen Winter Concert
❄️Tuesday, December 16th, 7:00 p.m. - High School Winter Concert (live-streamed)
🎨 Poster Credit: Savannah Zimmerman (12th grade) 🌟
Registration: https://www.caron.org/forms/youth-education-program
Questions: Wendi Line at wline@caron.org or 484.345.2749
⏰ FINAL REMINDER: BHASD Canned Food Drive! ⏰
Time is almost up! Cans are being collected until Nov. 21 to help fill 65 Holiday Boxes for the Brandywine Food Pantry.
🥫 Each grade brings one item – check the flyer!
📍 Drop off at various location at each school
Let’s finish strong and spread holiday cheer – every can counts! 🎄❤️
Thursday our district came together to shine a light on the power of kindness, with each building embracing a unique theme that showcased creativity, connection, and compassion. Elementary students brought a Kindness Tree to life by adding personalized leaves to its branches. Each leaf represented a kind thought, action, or message—growing a beautiful visual reminder of how small acts can make a big impact. Students at the Intermediate & Middle School designed and decorated handprints that are now proudly displayed in the cafeteria. The Be the "I" in Kind mural invites everyone to literally and figuratively stand in the I, reinforcing that each person plays an essential role in spreading kindness. Finally, students at the High School put Kindness into Action and gathered on the turf field for a photo.
Across all grade levels, our students showed what it means to lift each other up and contribute to a community where everyone belongs. Thank you to our staff and students for making Kindness Day meaningful, memorable, and inspiring!
