KIDS have the power to make a positive difference. Please join the Kid Power committee at Brockbank Elementary to change the world. Our project this year is to help the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation find a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. This is the type that mostly affects children. There are children in our school that deal with this disease.
Congratulations to Mrs. Alexandra Dedrickson for receiving "Brockbank's Teacher of the Year". Alexandra teaches fifth grade at Brockbank. She and her husband live in Spanish Fork. They have three daughters, one son, and four grandchildren (with one more on the way).
We were so excited this morning to have Assistant Superintendent Scott Wilson visit our school! He walked through the halls and visited classrooms. We were honored to have him take time out of his busy schedule to come and visit us!
Hello, Brockbank Families!
It’s hard to believe that we are into February! Friday, the Groundhog saw his shadow, so we may be in for 6 more weeks of winter!
Nebo Education Foundation partners with Amazon Smile
If you are shopping on Amazon anyway, the Nebo Education Foundation would be significantly benefitted if you shopped through smile.amazon.com(link is external).
Kindergarten students used their imagination and brought in 100 Day posters to share with their classmates.
Brockbank kindergarten students celebrated making it through "100 days of school". To celebrate this achievement they had a fun filled day of activities centered around the number 100. They enjoyed counting 100 objects, taking a 100 step walk, doing 100 exercises, completing 100 seconds of silence (at least tried to), and discussing what they could eat 100 of.
Brockbank had some outstanding reflection entries this year with six students moving on from the district level to the region level. They were Emmalyse Beecher - 3D visual arts, Adilyn Hanks - 3D visual arts, Aleah Hermansen - literature, M'Kayla Adams -visual arts, Kensington Shepherd - photography, and Chloe Beecher - photography. Great job girls!
Brockbank Elementary celebrated "100 Days of School!" Students celebrated this day in several different ways. First-graders used the number 100 in math skills like counting and place value; they wrote down 100 words that they have learned how to read and write this year; they drew pictures of what they would look like if they were 100 years old; they made cool glasses to wear; and they named 100 things you can eat and 100 things you cannot eat.