 | Back to School Kindergarten Tips with Cathy Albrecht (King 5 TV) LYNNWOOD, Wash. - Brighton's Cathy Albrecht talked with KING 5's Christie Johnson about how parents can prepare their Kindergarteners for the first day of school. Cathy discusses organizational and educational strategies for getting their children ready for this big first day. She also gives some tips to parents about handling their own stress. KING 5 TV - August 25, 2010 |
Summer Learning with Cathy Albrecht(KOMO 4 TV) LYNNWOOD, Wash. - Brighton's Cathy Albrecht, with help from 1st grader, Audrey Wilkinson, discussed strategies for keeping students learning during the summer on KOMO 4 TV. Cathy talked about different approaches for Reading and Math as Audrey modeled learning with the materials. KOMO 4 TV - July 2, 2010 |  |
 | Brighton Middle School Students Engineer & Sail Canoes (King 5 TV) Middle school math students at Brighton School took their full sized cardboard canoes they designed and engineered and set sail on Lake Washington. Students sailed their boats through a set of relay races to determine the sea-worthiness and tracking of their canoes. Using paddles they have also designed and built, students paddled their crafts through the lake course in an attempt to win the Best Canoe award. KING 5 TV - June 15, 2010 |
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Brighton Students Package Food for Needy Families (KING 5 TV) LYNNWOOD, Wash. - In March, Brighton students raised over $2000 to buy ingrediants to create packaged meals for needy families.Then on April 2nd Brighton students joined with Chidren of the Nations to assemble the ingredients into packaged meals to be shipped to Africa. Over the course of the day, students packaged 8800 meals. KING 5 TV - April 2, 2010 |  |
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 | Volunteerism at Brighton (KING 5 TV) LYNNWOOD, Wash. - In Donna Kern's first grade class at Lynnwood's Brighton School, the lesson of the day is that there is no amount of time, no gift, no person too small to give. KING 5 TV - December 1, 2009 |
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Brighton Supports Its Staff (KOMO 4 TV) The Brighton community celebrates its teachers as students deliver lattes to their teachers and staff. KOMO 4 TV |  |
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 | Iditarod Contender Inspires Brighton School Students
Laura Daugereau, the first woman from Washington State to finish the Iditarod, spent a day at Brighton School inspiring students to live their dreams. She presented photos and video, shared her sled dogs, and talked to students about caring for her dogs. Edmonds Beacon - October 22, 2009 |
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Learn Your Child's Learning Style If your child is struggling in school, the problem could be his or her learning style. Discovering how kids learn can mean the difference between passing and failing. KOMONews |
Brighton in the Newspaper
Edmonds Beacon - Pat Ratliff - February 18, 2010
Students at Brighton School in Lynwood just finished a Haiti relief effort project at the school. Wearing Haitian colors and waving handmade flags, children from preschool to eighth grade stood in solidarity and learned a lesson in compassion for victims of the Haiti earthquake...
The Enterprise Newspaper - April 7, 2010
Students at Brighton School in Lynnwood, from preschool to eighth grade, held a coin drive and raised $2,200 for Children of the Nations, a nonprofit that helps feed needy families in Africa...
Brighton students package meals for families in Africa
KOMONews - Heather Reese - April 5, 2010
Students at Lynnwood's Brighton School scraped together enough quarters and dimes to buy ingredients for 8,800 meals for families in Africa...
Edmonds Beacon - Pat Ratliff - Jan 21, 2010
The Brighton School Hospitality Committee, on behalf of the students, brought in Awake Mobile Espresso (a local Lynnwood coffee business) to come to the ...
HeraldNet - Oscar Halpert - Jan 19, 2010
Teachers and staff at Brighton School love their coffee. Just ask the 16 students who brought them their morning cups of Joe last week during Latte Day.
KOMONews - Heather Reese
If coffee is a teacher's best friend - Lynnwood kids are earning *major* brownie points today. Students at Brighton School hand-delivered lattes and mochas to their teachers this morning.
KOMONews - Brian Calvert
If your child is struggling in school, the problem could be his or her learning style. Discovering how kids learn can mean the difference between passing and failing.
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