Briarcliff Middle School’s youngest student is only four years old. He is shy, small and has sticky legs.

Meet the school’s first-ever class pet: a crested gecko.

Todd physical education teachers are a clever bunch; they have recruited Todd students to help them “teach” a variety of basketball skills, which allows them to walk around and assist students while they practice.

The new year marks a fresh start. At Briarcliff Middle School, the new year began with the appointment of Assistant Principal, Phil Hammack. Mr. Hammack brings nearly a decade of experience in school administration to Briarcliff. We talked with Mr. Hammack about his background, his vision for the school and what he is excited about in his new role

Is there anything better than painting with family and friends and sipping hot, chocolaty cocoa? There isn’t.

That is why the Briarcliff High School National Art Honor Society is hosting a Paint & Sip Cocoa fundraiser this coming Tuesday, January 14.

Briarcliff Middle School eighth graders recently had the chance to role play as European heads of states during a simulation about World War I. The activity was in social studies class with John Lloyd and Austin Perry, and involved discussing the events that ultimately led to the war.

Todd Elementary School first graders recently went on a mission to save Frosty the Snowman from melting by helping him escape the heat.

Students in Jennifer Horowitz’s class visited Mindy Conciatori’s STEAM room and had a read-aloud about Frosty the Snowman. They learned that Frosty was stuck and was in danger of melting. They immediately got to work on a breakout box and began solving puzzles to open locks to the boxes to get Frosty out.