By the time you finish reading this article, at least six mothers will have lost a child due to a water-related illness. That is just one of the facts that Briarcliff Middle School students learned in a school-wide focus on advocating for clean water worldwide.

If there is one thing students at Briarcliff Middle School do not lack, it is talent.

That talent and camaraderie were on full display at the annual Talent Show, held last week at the Briarcliff High School auditorium.

This year’s show featured both pre-recorded and live performances, with dozens of students across all grades showcasing talents ranging from juggling to singing and guitar playing.

As Earth Month comes to an end, it is apparent we all have a role in protecting our planet.

Briarcliff Middle School students recently had a special lesson about climate change which inspired students and demonstrated how changing environment impacts all living things.

Compassion. High moral ethics. Integrity.

Those are just some of the characteristics that U.S. Supreme Court Justices must have.

Briarcliff Middle School seventh graders in Christopher Quinn’s social studies class have been learning about the Judicial Branch as part of their unit on the Constitution and the three branches of government.

Did you know that the nutritional labels of popular sports drinks mirror the nutritional label of Coca Cola?

Seventh graders in Brendan Coxen’s Health class at Briarcliff Middle School recently learned this fact, and others, as part of their unit on nutrition.

French or Spanish? Band of chorus? Pizza or pretzel?

Todd’s fifth graders were faced with some big decisions this week when they had a visit to Briarcliff Middle School to learn more about the World Language and Performing Arts programs.