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The members of the Blind Brook High School class of 2025 were ready. They arrived on time, lined up and processed into the auditorium of SUNY Purchase, cheered on by family and friends, settled into their seats on stage, and recalled the popular saying from “the greatest principal to ever live,” BBHS Principal Mark Greenwald, “Blind Brook, let’s do this!”

Senior Options, a program at BBHS that has been in place for years offering graduating students a taste of working in a field of interest. Recently seniors shared what they had done during a special presentation at the high school.

The Blind Brook High School Fab Lab has projects spread out on tables and tucked in bins just waiting to be put on display with more to come. These projects, and so many more, will be part of Creaticon 2025, an annual celebration of student ingenuity. 

Dear Members of the Blind Brook School Community:

There will be a reception for BBHS Girls’ Volleyball State Champions on Tuesday, December 10th at 7:15 p.m. in the Monroe E. Haas I.M.C (Library) at Blind Brook Middle/High School, 840 King Street, Rye Brook, NY 10573 followed by recognition ceremony at the public Board of Education meeting.  Also on the agenda: BBMS Foreign Language Students and a board presentation on Assessments. 

Agenda will be available HERE prior to meeting. 
Questions may be submitted HERE in advance.

Virtual Attendance:

Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://blindbrook-org.zoom.us/j/97994771616?pwd=2D0UJHUkxUDG3F7QM77070xbMMQXUQ.1
Passcode: 712035
Phone: +1 646 931 3860 US, +1 646 558 8656 US (New York)
Webinar ID: 979 9477 1616

In a first, students from Blind Brook Middle/High School visited the Anthony J. Posillipo Community Center in Port Chester on March 31, where they made some new friends. Together they spent an early afternoon getting to know one another and enjoying some games.

Hearing his grandparents love story was all the inspiration filmmaker Guillermo Prieto IV needed for the film he would create for his senior thesis project while a student at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Mr. Prieto is a 2020 graduate of Blind Brook High School. On Friday, February 28, his film “El Pumita,” which translates to “the little puma” will be shown during a special screening for the community.