Nebo Community School classes are here. The classes will begin in January, so join a class to help those winter blues. This is an amazing opportunity to expand your horizons and improve your abilities. The goal of the Community School Program is to meet the needs and interests of the people in the community. There are many course options to choose from, recommendations are encouraged. We would love to see you there!

To see our class options and register online: Visit our website: www.nebo.edu/community-school

Dealing with concerning behaviors can be difficult for parents of children with disabilities. Many parents struggle knowing how to truly validate or connect with their child during a crisis without first resorting to some kind of negative consequence or punishment.

Join us to learn life-changing parenting techniques that will show you how you can emotionally connect with your child all while teaching them appropriate behaviors.

Thursday, January 19 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Register to attend via Zoom https://bit.ly/NSDEMOTION

Our favorite principal, Mr. Nate Holt, was awarded the Rural Principal of the Year! The school district defines it as “a principal of a rural school who has made significant improvements to overcome the special challenges given the remote nature and size of the school.” We are super proud of him! He's done, and continues to do, amazing things for the students and faculty at Brockbank! We asked the staff to write something they appreciate or admire about Mr. Holt. The following are just a few of the responses:

Nebo Mental Health Awareness Opportunity

Attention Nebo Parents:

Join our next Mental Health Series... January 19, 2023, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom.

Go to: https://cookcenter.info/NeboJan19

What parents need to know about suicide prevention.

The course is created by Dr. Greg Hudnall, founder of Hope Squad.

This session covers the following:

Second-grade students at Brockbank Elementary celebrated the Christmas season by presenting a special program on Friday, December 10, to their parents and grandparents. The students enjoyed entertaining their families by singing several Christmas songs. After the program, the students and their parents returned to their classroom to decorate gingerbread houses. It was a fun day!

First Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

Kindergarten

For a few weeks, Brockbank third grade students have filled the halls of the school with cheery Christmas music. On Tuesday, December 20 the third grade classes put on a Christmas program for the rest of the students and then that evening for their parents and families to enjoy. The students did a great job!

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