On December 18th all ninth-grade students participated in a presentation about the dangers and health risks of vaping.
Attached is a link to the daily announcements with important dates and times.
Congratulations go out to the following students:
Congratulations go out to students who earned a place on the MCCC 1st Quarter Honor Roll 2018 2019. Click here to view their names.
Brunswick High School is among the top Ohio public high schools included in the U.S. News and World Report Best High Schools list. Brunswick ranked 96th in the state earning the high school a silver medal award.
Brunswick now has a toll-free tip line available to both parents and students as a way to share information about potential safety threats. Callers can give their name or remain anonymous.
Informational updates regarding the new math curriculum will be posted here. Please check back regularly as new information is added!
Student of the Month is sponsored by the Medina County Gazette and the Kiwanis-Key Clubs of Medina County. Its mission is to recognize juniors/seniors who are judged on their leadership abilities, scholastic performance in school, community service, employment, extra-curricular activities and awards/honors.
Brunswick's Bright Beginnings Preschool is looking for peer role models between 3 and 5 years old who have excellent communication, self-help skills, and social development.
Through this program, a state licensed dentist can check the student's mouth and teeth and provide treatment where needed.
Stay connected with Brunswick City Schools through our new mobile app!
Click here for information about registering your child for before and after school care.
Attached are several resources regarding social media and internet safety. These resources are all from a presentation that took place earlier this school year by the Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
Updated district policies and procedures reflect the following changes in accordance with HB 410
Reference Board Policy 5630.01 for the District's policy on PBIS and use of Restraint and Seclusion.
Brunswick now has a toll-free tip line available to both parents and students as a way to share information about potential safety threats. Callers can give their name or remain anonymous.
We hope this information helps everyone understand the process that we use to make the best possible decision for everyone connected with our schools.
