Last week, fourth and fifth graders were recognized for their character. The awards were "Hardest Worker," "Class Helper," "Best Effort," and "Kind to All."
Four students from each class received an award. Way to go fourth and fifth graders!!
*more pictures on facebook*
Calling all future Mustangs for our NEW Early Learning Academy!
-4K Programming
-5K Programming (new enrollments)
-3 & 4-year-old Mustang Play Group
Genoa City Joint 2 School District is excited to announce new programming that includes all-day 4K Programming for the 2023-2024 school year, in addition to the current 1/2 day morning 4K program.
For more information, please call/contact our elementary school:
262-279-6496 / Carey.Denecke@gcj2.k12.wi.us
With 42 Raffle baskets and tons and tons of Bin-GLOW prizes....this Friday is bound to be a great time!! Thank you....thank you....thank you to all of our generous donors for their donations for this fun filled family event. See you all on Friday from 6pm-8pm for Bin-GLOW!
We've reopened our online store for Mustang spiritwear! If you'd like to order any shirts or sweatshirts for any of our sports, please use the link below. Orders will be accepted through the end of the day on Sunday, March 26th. Go Mustangs!
https://pfi-fashions.printavo.com/merch/brookwoodsports
GC Schools Calendar 23-24 - FAMILIES
GCJ2 Spring Break: No School 4/3-4/7
7/8 Band & Choir Concert at BMS on March 16 -- 6:30 pm
Students in Mrs. Erickson's 4th grade science class have been learning about light and how light can be reflected in many different ways. Recently, they participated in an exploration light lab. Students were challenged to reflect light in different ways by using pie pans, tubes, the white board, and many other materials. They did a great job and were able to write down their observations in their science lab notebooks. Great work, 4th graders!
The Mustang Morning Show was shared out to our students yesterday....here it is for you today! Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9u9p7x-RBA
On Saturday, March 4th, Brookwood music students participated in the Wisconsin School Music Association's (WSMA) District Solo Ensemble Contest at Lake Geneva Middle School. Twelve students participated in solos and duets, earning five first place finishes and three second place finishes.
The students worked with their band or choir teacher to learn their music outside of band or choir classes. This festival helps develop well-rounded musicians through preparation of music that is frequently different from what they might encounter in a band or choral setting. A deeper understanding of the many facets of musical performance evolves throughout the process, and the students receive feedback from a qualified adjudicator.
Back row: Linken, Augustin, Kate, Peyton
Middle row: Andrea, Ryder, Analia
Front row: Addison, Ayla, Elynor, and Damien
Not pictured: Fallyn
Join our BFO and Brookwood Family for a fun family night out at BMS from 6pm-8pm on 3/10. Walk ups are welcome but pizza orders are no longer being taken.
Ms. Stanislawski had three young engineers busy designing bridges at our last and final Science on Saturday on March 4. They used the engineering design process to produce bridges making sure to follow constraints.
The Volleyball A teams had a blast at the Wheatland tournament today. The girls
rocked it…starting slow on Friday night, but ended up as the Bronze Champs!! Coach Erickson is so proud of their positivity, their communication, and their ability to work together!! The boys played well this weekend as well! Their serving was strong and they greatly improved their skills. The team is ready to head into the last two games of the regular season. Way to go, Mustangs!!!
It’s crazy to think how quickly this volleyball season has gone for our boy’s and girl’s teams at the middle school. If you get a chance to root them on today—-they’re playing in a tournament at Wheatland!! There is a $3 admission fee to enter. Go Mustangs!!
Today starts our reading challenge for the month of March at BOTH buildings. The contest is to see which homeroom at each school can read their way across the United States (approximately 2,892 miles {2,892 minutes}). There will be two classrooms who win at each school: one classroom who makes it across the U.S. first and one classroom who reads the most minutes during the month. Each week, your child will be bringing home a reading log. Keep track of the minutes read at home for the week (this week goes from today through Sunday). Return your logs each Monday so we can tally the minutes up. Here's a picture of a map that will show each classrooms' progress. (Thank you to the middle school students who made the maps for each school!) Have fun reading, Mustangs. :)
The Brookwood Girl's volleyball teams are on fire! The A team has won two games and lost only 1 and the B team is undefeated so far this season! The girls are doing an amazing job with communicating on the court, working together as a team, and moving their feet! Our next home game is on Tuesday, March 7th, so come cheer them on!
Thank you....thank you....thank YOU for coming to the BMS book fair to support literacy within our schools and our week of Reading Across America. Did you know that you can still make a purchase to help support our school and classroom libraries? Our online portion of our Scholastic Book Fair is open for shopping until March 12 and we earn 25% back for purchases made online! Just click this link: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/bms3
and scroll all the way to the bottom to check out the scholastic online sale!
Check out our BES Brookwood Penguin Playground! Way to go to our Brookwood Artists!!!
In the fall, third grade students designed poster for the Walworth County Conservation Poster Contest. This year's theme was "One Water". Thirteen posters from BES were sent for the 2nd-3rd grade category.
All 5 top places were claimed by these students!!! Congratulations to...
Winter - First Place & People's Choice Award
Owen - Second Place
Jocelyn - Third Place
Nora & Kensly - Honorable Mention
Way to go, Mustang Scientists!
