🌟 Best seat in the house. 🌟 On behalf of the Brownsville Board of Education and BASD Administration, CONGRATULATIONS Class of 2026! We miss you already. 🖤💛🎓


Don't forget to "paws" and enjoy this milestone. Congrats class of 2026! Love, Ramsey. 🐾💛🖤💛🎓

Congratulations to our category winners of the T-Shirts For Social Change Challenge, sponsored by Will James- Verticals Makerspace & Entrepreneurship Center! People's Choice Award and Most Wearable- Leah Pasquale and Myranda Geletei; Student Choice Award and Most Creative- Blake Piccolomini and Brinleigh Shimshock; Most Impactful- Jillian Little and Faith Vasbinder.





Brownsville Area School District is hiring!

Heard there’s a little event happening here tomorrow... something about our seniors. 🎓✨ See you tomorrow, Class of 2026! 👏
Thank you to our Director of Buildings and Grounds and his amazing staff - the gym looks outstanding!

Today, we celebrated Senior Sendoff! 🎓💛🖤
It was so meaningful to have our elementary and middle school students join us to cheer on our seniors. Their smiles, encouragement, and admiration served as a reminder that our graduates are role models for the next generation of learners and that the legacy they leave behind will continue to inspire others.
Best wishes to our seniors as they prepare to cross the graduation stage tomorrow. 🎓💛🖤






Today, we celebrated Senior Sendoff! 🎓💛🖤
A special thank you to our Director of Food Services and our incredible cafeteria staff for preparing a wonderful meal and helping make this event so special for our graduating seniors. Best wishes to the class of 2026!









The BAMS Student Council would like to thank everyone for their generousity during their cereal box drive! They had 154 boxes donated and Mr. Harvey's class had the most collected with 48 boxes! Cereal will be distributed to the weekend snack pack recipients!

BAMS KENNYWOOD FIELD TRIP










Friday, May 29th..

Mrs. Kovach and Mrs. Lacek would like to say how proud they are of our Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science participants. These students worked throughout the year on their science projects, earned first place at regionals, and advanced to the state competition. At states, they competed against students from across Pennsylvania, and it is our pleasure to announce the following results:
First Place at States
Arianna Johnson
Gianna Pinardi
Darrel Redman
Second Place at States
Seniors
Lizzie McCune
Emily Dolan
Caitlin Miske — recipient of the 4-Year State Perseverance Award
Sophomores
Nonalee Bryant
Tavan Ternisky
Emma Bailey
Olivia Sealy
Freshman
Arianna Johnson
Gianna pinardi
Regan Gammon (Technician)
8th Grade
Jillian Little
Darrel Redman
Hannah Lawrence
Zoey Koffler
John Kovach (Technician)
7th Grade
Lincoln Smith
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First Place at States
Arianna Johnson
Gianna Pinardi
Darrel Redman
Second Place at States
Seniors
Lizzie McCune
Emily Dolan
Caitlin Miske — recipient of the 4-Year State Perseverance Award
Sophomores
Nonalee Bryant
Tavan Ternisky
Emma Bailey
Olivia Sealy
Freshman
Arianna Johnson
Gianna pinardi
Regan Gammon (Technician)
8th Grade
Jillian Little
Darrel Redman
Hannah Lawrence
Zoey Koffler
John Kovach (Technician)
7th Grade
Lincoln Smith
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Always Falcon Proud! 💛🖤
The level of work our students are doing is nothing short of incredible. Our Portals students are engaging in the same types of digital preservation work being used by professionals in the field of historic preservation around the world.
Historic structures face constant environmental and structural threats, and many cannot be preserved forever in their original form. The devastating 2019 fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral showed the world just how critical digital preservation has become. Because the cathedral had been digitally documented before the fire, restoration teams were able to reconstruct it with remarkable accuracy and efficiency.
Today, digital preservation initiatives are rapidly expanding worldwide, and the technologies our students are learning align directly with these global efforts. Through reality computing and 3D virtual technologies, students are not only preserving history — they are building skills that are now in demand across multiple industries.
The Portals program is more than innovative learning; it is real-world workforce development preparing students to lead in emerging fields and make a meaningful impact far beyond the classroom.






Please read the attached letter from the superintendent

Please click 🎶🏆 https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/education/brownsville-area-school-district-band-program-earns-top-honors-at-regional-music-festival-1166734 🎶🏆 and enjoy the article celebrating the incredible accomplishments of the Brownsville Area School District Band Program!
This past weekend, our talented student musicians traveled to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, to compete in the regional Music in the Parks festival at Dollywood — and they brought home SIX trophies and top honors across multiple categories.
🥇 1st Place – Jazz Band
🥇 1st Place – High School Concert Band
🥈 2nd Place – Middle School Concert Band
🥇 1st Place – High School Choir/Vocal Band
🥇 1st Place – Marching Band
🏆 Esprit de Corps Award
The prestigious Esprit de Corps Award recognizes organizations that demonstrate exceptional character, teamwork, sportsmanship, integrity, and a spirit of cooperation throughout the festival weekend.
What makes this achievement even more special is the remarkable growth of our music program. Just a few years ago, the program consisted of only a handful of student musicians. Today, under the leadership of Marissa McFarren and the dedicated music staff, the program has grown into an award-winning organization serving more than 50 students across multiple ensembles.
We are incredibly proud of our students, directors, families, boosters, and community supporters whose hard work and dedication continue to restore the tradition of excellence in Brownsville music. Your commitment, passion, and perseverance are inspiring.
Congratulations to everyone involved for representing Brownsville Area School District with pride, excellence, and heart! 💛🖤🎺🥁🎼
Today, some of our Middle School students had the opportunity to visit the Verticals Makerspace and Entrepreneurship Center to print T-shirts they designed as part of the “T-Shirt for Social Change” challenge.
The T-shirts will be showcased in a gallery walk at school next week.








✨🍎 EdLeader Promise Network 🍎✨
Through innovative learning opportunities and strong partnerships with educational leaders, BASD remains committed to continuous growth, student success, and building opportunities that prepare every learner for the future.
We believe in the promise of public education. So proud to be a Falcon! 💛🖤
Visit the link to read the article(s) at kidsburgh.com featuring the 2025-26 EdLeader Promise participants: https://www.kidsburgh.org/
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Thursday 5/14/26
Varsity Track WPIAL Individual Championships at Slippery Rock University, 11:00am
Varsity Softball WPIAL Playoffs vs. South Allegheny at Norwin HS, 5:00pm
251 McMahon Drive, Irwin, PA 15642
Tickets can be purchased on GoFan
GoFan Tickets
All tickets at the gate will be $7
Good luck to the Track and Softball teams today!
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🎓 Great news for Brownsville students and families!
Through a grant awarded to PennWest University by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, eligible students can now take PennWest college courses completely FREE through dual enrollment!
✅ Earn real college credits while still in high school
✅ Explore future majors and career paths
✅ Take courses taught by PennWest faculty
✅ Get a head start on college — with no tuition or fees
This opportunity is available beginning this summer and continues through the fall and spring semesters. Rising juniors and seniors are encouraged to apply, and rising sophomores may also qualify.
Learn more and apply here:
PennWest Dual Enrollment

Please read the attached letter from the superintendent

