Brushton-Moira Central School District is located at 758 County Route 7 in Brushton, New York. The district provides an excellent education for students in kindergarten through 12th grades from the towns of Bangor, Brandon, Brasher, Dickinson, Lawrence, and Moira.

The district is committed to preserving a wide-ranging educational program for all students with a large range of educational, athletic, and extra curricular activities that allow the students to express their individuality and interests. The Brushton-Moira Central School District is committed to educational excellence with major goals in mind including the improvement of student achievement.

The district has implemented a Tier Approach that focuses on school wide prevention. This aids in identifying students early that have learning problems. The Reading First Grant at Tier I provide high standards in reading instruction for students in kindergarten through third grades. Tier II provides small group instruction and an intervention program known as the Open Court Reading Series. Tier III is for deeper evaluation and recommendations.

The mission of the district states, “…the Brushton-Moira Shared Decision-Making Teams is to foster a united community working cooperatively for the intellectual, physical and personal development of all of our students so that they will become responsible, caring citizens prepared to meet future challenges.”

The Brushton-Moira Central School District is home in the northern portion of Franklin County between St. Lawrence Valley and the Adirondack Mountains. The small village of Brushton is home in the town of Moira and is just a bit west of the village of Malone.