January 2024

Crazy Hair Day, we are "Crazy About Brockbank!"

First grade celebrated the 100th day of school with fun filled activities. They created paper linking chains that added to 100 and fruit loop necklaces with 100 loops. It was a fun and delicious treat!

Happy Birthday to Brockbank! Tuesday, January 30, Brockbank celebrated with Fifties Day! Students and staff dressed up in clothes worn in the fifties to celebrate the decade when Brockbank Elementary opened.

Brockbank is celebrating it's 65th birthday with fun dress up days, Monday, January 29, was Bronco Day with students dressing like cowboys and cowgirls! #LookatBrockbank

#BrockbankBirthday #BroncoBest

Brockbank students were excited to have the Jumpin Company come and entertain them. The Jumpin Company is dedicated to promoting physical fitness, mental resilience, and social connections through the sport of jump rope. They told the students it is okay to make mistakes.

In December the 5th grades presented three holiday readers’ theatres.

Mrs. Sanford’s class performed Charles Dickens’ classic ghost story “A Christmas Carol.”

Mrs. Peterson’s class performed “How Murray Saved Christmas” – a funny tale about a New York deli owner, Murray Kleiner, who reluctantly agrees to make toy deliveries when Santa is knocked out by a Jack-in- the-Box with a walloping punch.

Mrs. Jones’ class presented Dr. Seuss’s popular children’s book “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”

Students that show their outstanding citizenship by being their B.E.S.T. are given a blue Bronco Best card. ( B - Building a community that cares, E - Engaging in lifelong learning, S - Setting goals from growth and success, T- Taking ownership for my actions) Once a student earns this award, they come to the office and give the blue card to the principal. He then calls home to let the parents know their child has earned this award. The student is celebrated at school by earning several prizes, including having the student pick a number and write their name on a chart in the hall.