BROAD RIPPLE IS PARTICIPATING IN
THE 2009-2010 AMERICAN FAMILY INS.-TEEN SAFE DRIVER PROGRAM
AND HAS THE CHANCE TO WIN $25,000, $10,000 OR $5,000 (AND OTHER PRIZES)
HOW? PARENTS AND STUDENTS need to sign the on-line pledge that is located at teensafedriver.com/pledge.
The schools with the highest percentage of pledges will win the prizes.
The program delivers a great message
Broad Ripple High School is one of 412 schools across the country that has been specifically chosen by AFI to participate in this program, so the chances of winning the prizes are very realistic. In addition to promoting a great message in "teen safe driving", AFI has really gotten behind the idea of supporting high schools and will be looking at the program this winter in hopes of renewing for future seasons.
Welcome to the Broad Ripple High School Web Site. For those of you new to our site we have attempted to offer you an overview of our institution. For families already present at BRHS, you will find vital information concerning the daily operation of the school.
Broad Ripple has been a valuable and important component in the Indianapolis Public School System and a landmark on the northside of Indianapolis since 1886. Our graduates number in the thousands, many of whom have assumed very prominent positions in the city and across the state. We are even nationally known because of the success of a 1965 graduate - Mr. David Letterman.
BRHS - Broader, Richer, Human Service. This acronym symbolizes the spirit of the staff, the students, and the parents of our school. Broad Ripple is a learning place, which offers an education for a diverse population. Broad Ripple is a school committed to excellence in its students and staff: a school where students will experience success and the appropriate preparation to become productive and responsive citizens.
Our mission is a to serve our students by guiding and inspiring them to develop their artistic and academic gifts and discover their full potential for success in a diverse and competitive society, through a foundation based on a creative study of all arts and humanities