
Join us at the BHS baseball field for a family movie night!!!


Brilliant Elementary Summer Literacy and Math Camp begin today!!!
Literacy Camp (K-3)
Math Camp(4-5)
Drop Off: 7:45 a.m.
Pick Up: 12:15 p.m.
Dates: June 3-6, June 10-13, June 17-18 and 20th, June 24-27
Registered Students Only!


There will be a meeting for all BHS cheerleaders and the mascot on Monday, June 3 at 6:00pm. The meeting will be held in the State Bank & Trust hospitality room. All cheerleaders and the mascot should be in attendance with at least one parent or guardian present. Thank you!


Brilliant School requests that parents complete the 2023-24 Title I Parent Survey. Please find the survey at this link https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/256594/25666. These survey responses will be used to find ways to improve our school, parent satisfaction, engagement, and community. Thank you for your participation!


Due to severe weather this evening, we have decided to move graduation inside the gymnasium. 7:00pm

Brilliant School Awards Day will be Thursday, May 23.
.Brilliant Elementary
Location - Gymnasium
3-5 will be at 8:00 a.m.
k-2 will be 8:45 a.m.
Brilliant Middle/High School
Location: Gymnasium
6-12 will begin at 10:00 a.m.


Have a safe and fun summer break!


Congratulations to all of our 2024 Graduates!


End of the School Year Celebration!!!!!


There will be a block party in the stage area of downtown Brilliant on Thursday, May 16th from 6:30-8:00 PM. All junior high and high school athletes, cheerleaders, and band members are invited to attend. There will be a potluck meal and lots of fun! Guardians, If you would like to sign up for something to bring or help with, please contact Ginger Eatman at 205-399-2023.


Barry Kerr (Small Group Counselor), Bridget Perkins (School Based Mental Health Therapist), and Ashley Seaborn (Mental Health Services Coordinator - not shown) were recognized at today's board meeting for Mental Health Awareness Month. We are grateful to have them!


Due to the threat of severe weather, all Marion County Schools will be delayed two hours tomorrow, Thursday, May 9th. Be weather aware and stay safe!


Marion County High and Brilliant School began their skid steer training through Bevill State Community College. Hackleburg and Phillips High have begun their skid steer training through Northwest Shoals Community College. We are thankful for this opportunity for our students!






Marion County Principals, Assistant Principals, and Central Office Administrators strive to be lifelong learners. We have participated in two years of administrative leadership training that involved both individual coaching at the school level and system whole group training. Kacy Pierce, Denise Woods, and Cheryl Capps were our trainers and mentors. During the process they have become partners and friends of Marion County Schools.


Brilliant High School has an opening for a certified Teacher/Head Football Coach position. Applications may be submitted through the HireTrue site at the link below.
https://www.careersalk12education.org/


The National Weather Service has put us under a level 3 threat of severe weather this afternoon. Therefore, all Marion County Schools will dismiss at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon in order to give our buses time to get all of our students home safely. Be weather aware, and stay safe!


We are so proud of BHS junior Anna Mace. She is one of only two students selected by Tombigbee Cooperative to participate in their summer youth tour in Washington DC.



All Marion County Schools will be closed for Spring Break March 25-29, 2024. School will resume on Monday, April 1st. Have fun and stay safe!


We are so proud of our students who are taking Career Technical Courses through a cooperative agreement with Winfield City Schools. T. Linley and B. Hulsey participated in Burn Week as part of the Fire Management program at Winfield High School. N. Pollard participated in a Hair Show as part of the Cosmetology program.



STOPPING FOR A SCHOOL BUS:
SLOW DOWN as the amber flashing caution lights are activated. STOP as the red lights and stop sign are activated.
It's the LAW, and it helps keep our students SAFE!
