Not only has Morris Brandon managed to remain a true neighborhood school for many years, but it has also managed to continually evolve in order to meet the changing needs of the community it serves. One example of Brandon's ability to grow with the community is our authorization in the spring of 2007 by the International Baccalaureate Organization to offer the Primary Years Program. The Primary Years Program provides us with the tools necessary to teach what matters and to add rigor and vitality to the required curriculum.

At Brandon, all instructional programs are regularly evaluated and monitored for effectiveness and then continually improved and refined. The Brandon staff provides a quality and developmentally appropriate program in fine arts, foreign language, technology, and physical education. These programs, along with rigorous instruction in the core academic curriculum, prepare Brandon students well for the academic and social requirements of middle and high school. The Morris Brandon staff, parents, and community enthusiastically accept the responsibility of preserving this rich tradition and history by continuing to provide an outstanding educational experience for all students.