November 2018

Brockbank is happy to announce the Bronco Best students for October. 

Mr. Loreen's class performed a play called "The Little Old Lady, Who Was Not Afraid of Anything". Each person had their own part.  It took us about a month to get ready and we all had so much fun performing it. The little old lady and the little old man switched off to take turns. We enjoyed everything about it. Some people had big parts and some had small parts.

Friday, November 9, Brockbank Elementary had some very special visitors come to our school to honor Veteran's Day. We are so proud of all of our veterans and enjoy having them come and talk to us each year. This year Brockbank students welcomed the veterans to our school by lining the hallways, waving American Flags and giving them high fives, while fifth grade students sang. The veterans introduced themselves to the students and showed a slide show presentation. 

Mrs. Amberly Kariuki  is this year's recipient of the Horace Mann Crystal Apple Award. Amberly teaches fourth grade here at Brockbank. She taught 1 year at Nephi before coming to Brockbank, where she has taught for the past 14 years. Amberly and her husband live in Provo and have one daughter.  

Mrs. Tara Farr writes about Amberly;

Hello, Brockbank Families!

We are excited for the next couple of weeks, as we have many fun things going on at our school!  The holidays are just around the corner and there will be lots of fun events, here at Brockbank!

Friday, November 2, several Spanish Fork High School athletes came to Brockbank for an anti-bullying / spirit assembly to wrap up our Red Ribbon Week.  They encouraged the students to "Stand Up against Bullying". They did fun activities involving the students to help teach them how to stand up against bullying and what they should do if they feel they are being bullied.  They left a strong message that bullying is not "cool".     

Red Ribbon concludes with students dressing up in their favorite team uniform to "Team Up Against Drugs and Violence!" 

Hello, Brockbank Families!

 PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE TOMORROW!

We had such a great week, last week, with Halloween and with Red Ribbon Week!  There were so many wonderful activities to remind us all that we need to stay away from drugs!  We appreciate Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Dimond, Mrs. Collette, Mrs. Marx, Ms. Huyett, Mr. Vernon, and Mrs. Hunter, for all their hard work in coordinating such a fun week!

Give drugs the slip! Sock it to drugs and violence!  Students and staff wore crazy socks to school. 

Red Ribbon continues with the theme "Drugs are scary! Say Boo to drugs!" Two witches visited classrooms to give students a “kiss” and to remind them to stay away from drugs and violence!