Community Bulletin Board

Welcome to the Brighton Central School District’s Community Bulletin Board where you can find community related e-flyers and links. Our District works with community non-profit organizations to present information about local activities that have educational, civic, recreational or cultural value for students.  Information posted has been approved for distribution as a public service. The school district does not endorse community information posted here and does not assume responsibility for the activity or the organization. 

We respectfully request that you do not contact principals and schools in our District directly. If you wish to submit information to share on the Bulletin Board, please email Dan Goldman, Communications Coordinator, at daniel_goldman@bcsd.org. 

In talking to community non-profit organizations, we learned that some families are not seeing information and flyers on the Community Bulletin Board and in our weekly District eNews. In order to help get the word out about these programs, we’re going to offer limited flyer distribution a few times a year at Council Rock Primary School and French Road Elementary School. The deadlines for submission will be Oct. 9, Jan. 8, March 5, and May 7 and they would be distributed the following week. Flyers must be approved before they are dropped off at schools. Contact Communications Coordinator Dan Goldman at daniel_goldman@bcsd.org for approval and details on how many flyers to print and how to group them for classroom distribution. We will still post community information to the Community Bulletin Board and in the District eNews. 

Upcoming Events

Rochester Game Festival

The Rochester Game Festival is from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26 at RIT’s Student Hall for Exploration and Development. Admission is free. Visit the event website for more information.

Brighton Farmers Market

Due to construction at Brighton High School, the Market will be held in the spacious parking lot of the Golisano Institute, located at 150 Sawgrass Drive (just off of Westfall Road). We’re grateful to the Golisano Institute for hosting the Brighton Farmers’ Market outdoor season through Nov. 22. Join us every Sunday from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. for live music, great people, and a wide array of fresh and sustainably grown fruits and veggies, baked goods, meats, eggs, maple products, honey, fresh flowers, pastas, vegan and gluten free foods, garden plants, coffee products, and so much more!  Learn more about the Brighton Farmers’ Market, our 40+ vendors and their products, our push towards sustainability, and/or sign up for weekly newsletters online here. Plus, find us on Facebook and Instagram! The Market is sponsored by the Town of Brighton. 

Upcoming Programs

Brighton Community Education 

Fall classes are enrolling! Details about upcoming SAT and ACT Exam Boot Camps are available at this link. If you want more information about a Writing Your College Application Essay class, please follow this link. Brighton High School offers Driver Education through a partnership with Monroe One Educational Services (BOCES). Full details about the fall session are available on the website. General information: The class meets from Sept. 22 – Nov. 20, 2026. Lecture classes will be held on Monday and Tuesday evenings, 7:30 – 9 p.m. via Zoom. All students attend lecture classes at the same time and are required to attend both sessions each week. The four options for Driving Instruction are: Mondays and Wednesdays: Group A 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. or Group B 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.; and Tuesdays and Thursdays: Group C 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. or Group D 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. You will be asked to rank the groups by preference when you register. Registration for NYS Driver Education starts at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The website enrolls students on a FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED basis. Please place yourself on the waitlist if that is the only option available when you register. It is not unusual for waitlist students to be contacted before the class begins. If you have questions, please contact Brighton Community Education at ce@bcsd.org or 585-242-5200 ext.5595. Financial assistance for Community Education classes may be available through the BCSD Student & Family Support Fund. Contact Ms. Ingle or your assigned school counselor in the BHS Counseling Center for more information.

Brighton Recreation

Happy back-to-school season! Look below to see our fun and upcoming programs (both for kids, and for kids at heart): 

• Whether your child is an experienced climber or new to the sport, the Climbing Club at RocVentures focuses on fun, making friends, and fostering personal development through climbing! (Meets on Saturdays or Sundays, Sept. 5-26 or Sept. 6-27, for ages 6-12) 
• Join the camaraderie of new friends who share a love of lifelong learning and of horses by signing up for Western Riding-Adults! (Meets on Thursdays, Sept. 10 to Oct. 1, for ages 16+) 
• Join Dyson Team Tennis for Future Stars & JV/Varsity Tennis this fall! (Meets on Fridays, Sept. 11- Oct. 16, for ages 6-18) 
• Sign up for Pee Wee Tennis to enjoy fun games and activities to develop hand-eye coordination and become familiar with the tennis court. (Meets on Mondays, Sept. 14 – Oct. 5, for ages 3-6) 
• Do you want to learn the latest dance moves? Then Dance: Hip Hop with the American Dance Academy is the class for you! (Meets on Wednesdays Sept. 16 – Dec. 16, for ages 8-14)
• Join the American Dance Academy in Dance: Tap, Ballet & Jazz this fall! (Meets on Wednesdays Sept. 16 – Dec. 16, for ages 8-14)
• For our youngest and most energetic dancers, check out Dance: Tap, Ballet & Tumbling which will introduce your child to dance and basic tumbling using age-appropriate music! (Meets on Wednesdays Sept. 16 – Oct. 21, for ages 3-8)
• Get to know Brighton by bike! Join Brighton Rec and Reconnect Rochester for the last Community Bike Ride of 2026! (On Friday Sept. 18, for ages 11+)
• Soccer Shots focuses on individual skill, fitness, and sportsmanship, providing an opportunity for children to be challenged through fun games and team interaction! (Meets on Saturdays Sept. 19 – Oct. 24, for ages 2-7) 
• Join a fun, adventurous and outdoorsy field trip to Northampton Park with 100 Things to Do in Rochester Before You're 12! (On Monday, Sept. 21, for ages 6-11)

Check out these programs (and so many more), and register for them now at our website or by calling our office at 585-784-5260 x0. We can't wait to see you soon! 

Community Resources:

Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts: Visit their website
Brighton Little League: Visit their website
Brighton Community Education: Visit their website
Brighton Junior Bruins Football and Cheerleading: Visit their website
Brighton Lacrosse Club: Visit their website
Brighton Rowing Club: Visit their website
Brighton Sailing Team: Visit their website
Brighton Soccer: Visit their website
Girl Scouts: Visit their website

Town of Brighton Resources:

Town of Brighton Website: Visit their website
Brighton Farmers' Market: Visit their website
Brighton Police Department: Visit their website
Brighton Memorial Library: Visit their website
Brighton Senior Adult Program: Visit their website
Brighton Recreation, Parks and Community Service: Visit their website

The District does not endorse any organizations or individuals outside of the Brighton Central School District. These resources are for informational purposes only.