Yesterday, 3rd-grade students went to the Milwaukee Admirals hockey game where they received Admirals themed workbooks at the game. With the Admirals Education Games, students are able to watch a fun game of hockey while also incorporating Math, Science, History, and Reading in new and exciting ways. We are so thankful for this opportunity for our 3rd-graders and hope they had a blast!
After School BMS Art: Make a Cardboard Gingerbread House on Wednesday, December 10, from after school until 4:15. Pre-registration required to ensure we have enough supplies for all in attendance. Contact: Kim.Garrett@gcj2.k12.wi.us
BES After School Adventure Club with our Running Club has been a blast where students participated in fun running games and short runs designed just for young Mustangs. The focus is on effort, encouragement, and FUN — not competition. Students have been learning about being good teammates and celebrating progress! Way to make us #MustangProud!
Students in 6th grade just completed their first ceramics lesson of the year. They learned how to construct coil pots. Students then glazed their fired pieces and after one more firing in the kiln, their pots are colorful and shiny! This lesson teaches students to problem solve while working three-dimensionally, to work on craftsmanship as they join pieces together and smooth out rough edges, and to stretch their creativity while making design choices.
Please see the following letter regarding the State Report Card from Superintendent Paul Weber:
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Brookwood students welcomed home veterans from the Honor Flight while on their Washington D.C. trip this past summer. Our group happened to be at the perfect place - between the Lincoln Memorial and the Vietnam Memorial when we crossed paths. Most of the veterans served in Vietnam. It was an honor and a privilege to be able to welcome the veterans in this way, and this was a highlight of the trip.
For more information about the next Washington D.C. trip in 2027 for our current 6th and 7th graders, contact Ms. Bullock!
For more information about the next Washington D.C. trip in 2027 for our current 6th and 7th graders, contact Ms. Bullock!
Today, the Genoa City Joint 2 School District proudly honored our nation’s heroes during our annual Veterans Day Program. We are so grateful to all the veterans, families, and community members who joined us to celebrate and pay tribute to those who have served and continue to serve our country.
A heartfelt thank you to our students and staff for their thoughtful performances and efforts in making this event so meaningful. Your dedication helped us show what it truly means to honor and remember.
We are #MustangProud to stand together in gratitude for our veterans—today and every day.
A heartfelt thank you to our students and staff for their thoughtful performances and efforts in making this event so meaningful. Your dedication helped us show what it truly means to honor and remember.
We are #MustangProud to stand together in gratitude for our veterans—today and every day.
Thank you to our staff for their dedication to this profession. Yesterday was a full day of intense work….and did our staff put in the work!! Thank you to Frank from CESA 2 for joining us for the day as well and helping us continue to Grow into Greatness!
Thank YOU to all of our amazing elementary artists for the AMAZING black light showcase during Parent/Teacher Conferences this year. Thank you to all the families that were able to come by and be a part of this special showcase for our elementary students!!
Thank You, Brookwood Community!
What an amazing Fall Fest we had this year! We’re so grateful for everyone who came out to join the fun, support our school, and make the day so special. Your enthusiasm and participation helped make this event such a great success!
We would like to give a special thank you to our wonderful community partners for their generosity and support:
Trinity Church – for the amazing kitchen crew who helped prepare and serve food with such kindness and care.
Faith First Congregational UCC Genoa City – for your continued support and encouragement of our event.
The Village of Genoa City – for your support and donation toward making Fall Fest possible.
Hafs Road Orchard – for the delicious apple donations that everyone enjoyed.
Oakfire (831 Wrigley Dr, Lake Geneva, WI) – for the generous gift certificate prizes that helped make our pumpkin decorating contest extra exciting.
Genoa City Travel Center – for your support and donations for our Costume Parade prizes. Thank you for your generosity.
Reynolds Farm – for donating pumpkins for our Pumpkin Decorating Contest.
Bill Lois & Family -- wagon for hayride
Randy Lewis -- driving the hayride
Adam Warner -- donating toolbox
Mrs. Coggin's Drama Class
Special thank you to all those who donated to our baskets: Heritage Fine Carpentry, Brookwood PTO, our staff, and our families
We’re so lucky to be part of such a supportive and caring community. We are so thankful for our staff and our community for making this such a successful event. Thank you again for helping make this year’s Fall Fest a day to remember!
Go Mustangs! 🐴💛💙
**All winners for baskets and prizes have been contacted**
What an amazing Fall Fest we had this year! We’re so grateful for everyone who came out to join the fun, support our school, and make the day so special. Your enthusiasm and participation helped make this event such a great success!
We would like to give a special thank you to our wonderful community partners for their generosity and support:
Trinity Church – for the amazing kitchen crew who helped prepare and serve food with such kindness and care.
Faith First Congregational UCC Genoa City – for your continued support and encouragement of our event.
The Village of Genoa City – for your support and donation toward making Fall Fest possible.
Hafs Road Orchard – for the delicious apple donations that everyone enjoyed.
Oakfire (831 Wrigley Dr, Lake Geneva, WI) – for the generous gift certificate prizes that helped make our pumpkin decorating contest extra exciting.
Genoa City Travel Center – for your support and donations for our Costume Parade prizes. Thank you for your generosity.
Reynolds Farm – for donating pumpkins for our Pumpkin Decorating Contest.
Bill Lois & Family -- wagon for hayride
Randy Lewis -- driving the hayride
Adam Warner -- donating toolbox
Mrs. Coggin's Drama Class
Special thank you to all those who donated to our baskets: Heritage Fine Carpentry, Brookwood PTO, our staff, and our families
We’re so lucky to be part of such a supportive and caring community. We are so thankful for our staff and our community for making this such a successful event. Thank you again for helping make this year’s Fall Fest a day to remember!
Go Mustangs! 🐴💛💙
**All winners for baskets and prizes have been contacted**
Our favorite “Fancy Gas Station” is supporting Genoa City Schools in a BIG WAY! They are running another generous “PUMP PRIDE” campaign during November! That means that a portion of sales made at pumps 11 & 12 throughout the month at the Genoa City Travel Center will be donated back to the Brookwood students! Coordinated by area realtor and community member, Erin Weber, this fundraiser directly benefits the students through field trips, programming, learning opportunities, and more! Please take a moment to fuel up at the Genoa City Mobil and support local business AND local schools!
Interested in Forensics? Join us to practice your public speaking, acting, and performance skills in a fun, supportive environment!
The first practice is on Wednesday, November 12th after school until 3:30. We will then be meeting on Tuesday after school.
Come try something new and show off your speaking skills!
The first practice is on Wednesday, November 12th after school until 3:30. We will then be meeting on Tuesday after school.
Come try something new and show off your speaking skills!
Seventh grade wrapped up the “How do chemical reactions help solve a problem?” unit by investigating the chemical reactions in pancakes. Each team was given a different recipe and the results were compared! Cooking, mre’s, glow sticks and handwarmers were other tools that they discussed. What’s next….social studies in quarter 2!
Sharing YOUR Greatness!
We ask our Brookwood families to share with us what our Brookwood students and staff are doing outside of school so we can share in your greatness and how #MustangProud we are of your accomplishments!! If you have something to share....email it to Mrs. Xiong at Helen.Xiong@gcj2.k12.wi.us
Our next sharer of Greatness is Hazel from the middle school! Recently, Hazel was awarded MVP at her sideline cheer banquet!! She has come such a long way this season and is always so helpful and kind with her teammates.
Way to make us #MustangProud, Hazel!
We ask our Brookwood families to share with us what our Brookwood students and staff are doing outside of school so we can share in your greatness and how #MustangProud we are of your accomplishments!! If you have something to share....email it to Mrs. Xiong at Helen.Xiong@gcj2.k12.wi.us
Our next sharer of Greatness is Hazel from the middle school! Recently, Hazel was awarded MVP at her sideline cheer banquet!! She has come such a long way this season and is always so helpful and kind with her teammates.
Way to make us #MustangProud, Hazel!
4K Families are invited into -- Camp Out to Reading Night - an evening of reading by the campfire on November 19th from 5pm-6:30pm at BES. Reach out to your child's 4K teacher to RSVP.
**There is no regular 4K programming on November 19th**
**There is no regular 4K programming on November 19th**
Veterans Day Program hosted at BMS at 9:30am
No School - November 10 - Teacher PD
Fifth Graders will be taking a field trip to the Seno K/RLT Conservancy in Burlington, WI on Wednesday, November 5, 2025 We will explore the fruits of fall through seed dispersal strategies and become “seed detectives.” This hands on program includes folklore, crafts, stories, and making apple cider with an old-fashioned apple press.
