“They are not afraid to fail. It’s beautiful.” A willingness to do hard things is necessary for a life of … More
Category: Results that Shine
Feature Story
Literacy, Knowledge, and the Case for Curriculum: Highlights from a talk by Robert Pondiscio
“You remember your first grade teacher’s name. Who will remember yours?” This question from a New York City subway ad … More
Classical Education as a Means to Justice: A Conversation with Dr. Cornel West
On August 4, Brilla Schools had the distinct honor of hosting Dr. Cornel West for a wide-ranging conversation entitled “Classical … More
Holistic Well-Being at Brilla
This article is written by Director of Elementary Student Services Korleen Cosgrove. She describes Brilla’s intentionality around holistic education in … More
Spreading the Word About the Value of a Brilla Education
This article is written by the members of the Brilla Schools Network’s Enrollment and Outreach Team. The authors, Alexa Bonilla … More
The Brilla High School Readiness Program: Cultivating the Cardinal Courage To Be Prepared for Excellence in Life
This article is written by Mr. Christopher Matesic, Director of High School Readiness at Brilla College Preparatory Middle School (BCPM). … More
The Winding Road to Brilla Pax and Brilla Caritas
This article is written by Shingi Mutasa and Zoranlly Burgos, principals of Brilla Pax and Brilla Caritas, respectively. They describe … More
A Partner Feature: Connected Online, United in Spirit
This article is authored by the directors of El Camino, a partner program of Brilla. El Camino is an optional … More
Spell-a-bration: A New Brilla Tradition
After being at Brilla for seven years now, I am always curious to see what new initiatives will morph into … More
From Fellow to Teacher
Two years ago, I would have never thought that I would be a teacher. At the time, I was studying … More
