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The New School Year Starts Today—Gently
Helping Neurodivergent Kids Find Rest, Predictability, and Resilience This Summer By the middle of summer, many families find themselves holding two seemingly competing truths.
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Executive Director Beven Byrnes Featured in CEOWORLD Magazine Special Report
We are proud to share that our executive director, Beven Byrnes, is the author of a recently published CEOWORLD Magazine Special Report titled, “What Happens When Students Spend Years Believing They Don’t Belong?” The report explores how belonging, confidence, and neurodivergent inclusion shape not only educational outcomes but also the future workforce.
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An Inspiring Conversation: Beven Byrnes on Leadership, Community, and Middle School Education
We’re excited to share that our executive director, Beven Byrnes, was recently featured in an Inspiring Conversation with OregonVoyager. In the interview, Beven reflects on her leadership journey, the values that shape the Bridges community, and what she believes students need most during the critical middle school years.
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Bridges’ 2026 S.O.A.R. Soirée Recap
This year’s event helped break down financial barriers and invested in our families, teachers, and students—all so we can help more kids rise to their full potential.
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What if “Bad Behavior” Is Actually A Cry for Help?
If you’re a fan of the Real Life, Whole Talk podcast, you may have recognized a familiar voice — our Executive Director, Beven Byrnes, who was recently featured on the show.
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Spring Break 2026 in Portland
Spring break can bring a mix of excitement and uncertainty—especially for families of neurodiverse middle schoolers. The shift in routine can be challenging, but it also opens the door to meaningful connection, exploration, and rest.
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Bridges Leaders Recognized as Global Gamechangers in CEO News Daily Feature
We are proud to share that our Executive Director, Beven Byrnes, and Principal, Dr. Carrie Hall, have been recognized in CEO News Dailyas part of “18 Women Leaders and Gamechangers Making the World a Better Place.”
