Brentwood High School’s Green Machine proudly represented the Brentwood community at the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C., as part of the nation’s 250th celebration.

This extraordinary opportunity was an incredible honor for Brentwood students, educators, staff, and the entire community. The invitation reflected the hard work, dedication, and exceptional talent of the Green Machine and recognized the program on a national stage.

“The excitement and deep sense of pride I felt watching our students perform in our nation’s capital cannot fully be captured in words. Their presence was flawless, their pride was unmistakable, and they represented Brentwood with excellence, discipline, and heart. It was an unforgettable moment that filled me with gratitude and showcased the extraordinary spirit of Brentwood.”
— Superintendent Wanda Ortiz-Rivera

Throughout the event, Brentwood students demonstrated pride, discipline, and professionalism as they marched through the nation’s capital during one of the country’s most meaningful celebrations honoring those who have served and our nation’s history.

The experience was unforgettable for the students, educators, staff, families in attendance, and all those who proudly watched and cheered from home, and it marked a proud moment for the entire Brentwood community. From countless rehearsals to performing on a national stage, the Green Machine once again showed what it means to represent Brentwood with excellence and pride.

Brentwood is incredibly proud of every student, educator, and staff member who helped make this achievement possible. Their passion, commitment, and dedication continue to inspire our school community and reflect the very best of Brentwood.