Bright Local Schools recently celebrated a milestone more than two decades in the making with the official ribbon cutting and opening of the Wildcat Learning Center.
Bright Local Schools proudly invites our community stakeholders, families, business partners, alumni, and Wildcats – past, present, and future – to celebrate the official ribbon cutting of the Wildcat Learning Center on Monday, Aug. 17.
Bright Local Schools is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with HealthSource to establish a school-based health center located within the Wildcat Learning Center at Whiteoak High School, set to open in the fall of 2026.
Fairfield Local Schools was proudly represented this week at the Ohio ACTE Student Showcase as students Kaylee Hurless-Miller and Emerson Zink presented at the Ohio Statehouse. Standing in front of educators and leaders from across the state, the two shared why career readiness should begin in middle school and how Fairfield is making that happen.
Bright Local Schools proudly recognized Marley Gobin, a Whiteoak High School senior, at the recent Board of Education meeting, where she was awarded a scholarship from the Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
Fairfield High School students who participated in the Nov. 10 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Highland Health Providers Leesburg Family Medicine school-based health clinic welcomed Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and first lady Fran DeWine at the celebration.
Bright Local School District is proud to announce it has been awarded the Comprehensive Literacy State Development (CLSD) Grant in the amount of $1,091,793.51 by the Ohio Department of Education.
From the heart of Wildcat Country, we want to express our deepest appreciation and sincere gratitude to everyone who joined us for our groundbreaking ceremony this week, as Bright Local Schools announced our new Remote/Workforce Development Center.
Bright Local Schools is proud to announce the ground-breaking ceremony for our Remote/Workforce Development Center, and we warmly invite all community stakeholders, Wildcats – past, present and future – to join us in celebrating this exciting milestone.
Junior Achievement’s IGen Ignition Day for the Greater Cincinnati area has wrapped up, and young entrepreneurs from Fairfield Local High School have taken the top prize.