Brush High School seniors Gabriel Hale and Jaime Payne had the distinct honor of receiving gold medals for their outstanding performances at the SkillsUSA Competition in Columbus. The competition provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate their respective skills, knowledge, and abilities in specific career-technical training areas.

The Brush National Honor Society held another successful supply drive for the Journey for Safety and Healing Center.  NHS has been contributing to this worthy organization for the last 15 years and hopes to continue supporting the center's work for many years to come.

Friday, 4/26 and Saturday, 4/27

7 PM, doors open at 6 PM

Adults (18 +) $10

Students (5 - 17) $7

Senior Citizens (55 +) $5

Brown and Gold card holders - FREE

The South Euclid Lyndhurst Schools will formally dedicate playgrounds at each of the three elementary schools in the district on Wednesday evening, April 17th, rain or shine. 

The Brush NHS and the Greenview NEHS came together to support a worthy cause. Greenview NEHS members voted to contribute $300 to Brush for their donation to the Journey Center for Safety and Healing. 

From kayaking, to hanging bridges, to a ton of hikes, Brush High School explored Costa Rica over spring break.

Charles F. Brush High School artists have continued with a legacy of success and award with a recent placement of 20 artworks in the 2023-2024 Scholastic Arts and Writing Competition.

Brush Girls Basketball Coach Demarris Winters was recently recognized by local and statewide media members with a series of prestigious awards.