Drop Off and PIck Up at the New BSC Campus

Posted on 11/30/2019

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Superintendent Update - 11/11/2019

Posted on 11/11/2019

Dear Stakeholders, By now you may have heard, we will be moving into our new Middle School/High School building soon! We have been working with the understanding that we could move into our new school by December 19, 2019 and that by January 07, 2020 we would be able to hold classes for our students. However, due to the great teamwork, coordination and skills of our superb construction team (Adolfson Peterson, GMCN Architects, and Cooperative Strategies) we are able to move those dates ahead a month! Click here for more info.  READ MORE...

BSC Dedication Ceremony

Posted on 11/09/2019

Come and share in the excitement for our new school! BMS and BHS Student Council Members will be leading tours of the new facility following the ceremony. Friday, November 22nd, 1:15 PM at the BHS Main Gym. Ribbon Cutting at approximately 4:00 PM.  READ MORE...

Free and Reduced Meal Applications Online

Posted on 07/21/2019

Children need healthy meals to learn. Brush School District offers healthy meals every school day. Breakfast is free to students in K-8 and is $1.70 for grades 9-12. Lunch costs: K-5 is $2.80 and 6-12 is $3.00. Your children may qualify for free meals or for reduced price meals. There is no cost for breakfast or lunch for all qualifying reduced-price students. If your child's application was approved last year, YOU STILL NEED TO FILL OUT AN APPLICATION THIS YEAR.  READ MORE...

Summer of Inconvenience

Posted on 06/05/2019

Our current building project at the High School will soon result in a new Secondary Campus and house both our MS and HS students and staff. As you may recall, we will be keeping and renovating the current competition gymnasium and most of the 2005 addition (Aux gym, wrestling room, weight room, bathrooms, 2 classrooms). The renovation work for that area has already begun and progress continues to be evident both inside and outside of the building. The downside of this progress is that the campus is, for nearly all intents and purposes, unavailable for public use this summer. Diagrams accompany this message and provide a visual of the areas involved.  READ MORE...