We would like to honor a very special lady that was part of our Brockbank family for over 23 years. Marie Hansen was a foster grandma in Mrs. Marcy Noorda's first-grade class and before that was in first grade with Mrs. Elaine Burnham. Marie was a remarkable lady, at 94 years old. She enjoyed crocheting, tying quilts, and collecting nutcrackers (which she loved showing off) she had 326 nutcrackers.  At school Grandma Hansen listened to students read, count, do arithmetic and helped them with  their classroom centers.

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We got a taste of the fall or even winter weather that will be coming our way!  It’s a good reminder to make sure your child is dressed with warm clothing for school!

September 25 - 29 is National Box Top Week! Brockbank's PTA is going to have a drawing at the end of the week for the three classes that have brought in the most box tops. Also if students haven't brought in their summer box tops do it this week. 

September 28, 1992, on a beautiful, sunny, autumn day,  Mrs. Janice Nelson's third grade class buried a time capsule. This time capsule will be opened exactly 25 years from when it was buried on Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 10 am. Brockbank would like to invite anyone from that class or anyone else that would like to come to a short ceremony that morning. 

Fifth grade students in Miss Sabrina Huyett's class recently got to do a science experiment with Miss Huyett's dad, Mr. Steve Huyett. He is a chemist and he taught the students the scientific method of using the "methylene blue" experiment. 

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Thank you for your support with our minimal day!  The teachers had required training and we appreciate your help in arranging for your child to come home early!

School T-Shirts will be delivered within the next couple of days.  Please watch for those in your child’s backpack.  Thanks to Amy Engle for getting those ordered for us! 

Kindergartners in Mrs. Tara Farr's class recently read "The Tortoise and the Hare".  They talked about being a good sport and not giving up and that they can do hard things. As they raced the turtles in class they discussed the importance of being a good cheerleader to each other no matter if they win or lose. They also talked about how the turtle was able to persevere and keep trying until he reached his goal.

Brockbank sixth graders had a wonderful time learning about ecosystems with a visit from Loveland Living Planet Aquarium.  The Aquarium has furthered its mission to inspire students to explore, discover and learn about Earth’s diverse ecosystems and has launched a new traveling program, the Eco-Van, for sixth-grade students.

Thank you SFJH Orchestra! Very talented and entertaining! The Brockbank 6th graders loved your performance!

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