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Brookfield Central Class of 1968

Ted Vollmer is a Lancer graduate who has worked as a journalist across the U.S. for nearly 50 years. In addition, Ted continues to impact his school community through the facilitation of a popular Facebook group Brookfield Central Lancers - In Memoriam, which totals over 3,000 members.

2017 Lancer graduate, Max Czechowski, enrolled in the Dual Enrollment Academy (DEA) as a Junior at Brookfield Central. Through the program, he was able to get a jumpstart on his college education by completing 22 total college credits before graduating high school, saving him significant money and time to a degree. Max's story was showcased by the Wisconsin Technical College System and can be viewed here or seen below.

On May 10, Wisconsin comedian Charlie Berens of The Manitowoc Minute performed at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center to benefit the Elmbrook Hope Squad and Milwaukee's Near West Side charity.

Due to popular demand, more seats will be added to open another AM session of the 2019-20 Elmbrook Schools fee-based preschool program. Seats are also currently available in our PM session. Please inquire for more information! Registration for preschool is ongoing and a limited number of spaces are available. Families can learn more about the Preschool by visiting the website, or calling 262-781-3030 x1183.

Brookfield East Class of 1997

Damian Buchman is a two-time survivor of childhood cancer and today is the Founder and CEO of The Ability Center, where he is working to create the first universal playgrounds in the Milwaukee area. 

On Monday, May 6, Elmbrook Schools held the 4th Annual Engaged in Excellence Awards Red Carpet Gala at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, sponsored by the Elmbrook Education Foundation. The event celebrated forty-six individual and six team finalists, alumni and community partner honorees, 2018-19 retirees, and 25+ years of service honorees.

The BEAST Robotics team (a Brookfield Central, Brookfield East co-op) and Wisconsin Hills' GEarheads team advanced to the FIRST World Championships that took place in Detroit from April 24-27. The event hosted more than 43,000 attendees with over 17,000 students from 37 different countries competing with team-built robots to show their skills in innovation.

On April 27, a team of Wisconsin Hills Middle School students participated in the National Science Bowl (NSB) Finals in Washington D.C. The team competed against 48 of the top middle schools across the country in a Jeopardy-style Science competition and finished with a 6-2 record, tied for ninth place.

The School District of Elmbrook is proud to announce that Brookfield East Senior, Namitha Alexander, has been named a U.S. Presidential Scholar for the state of Wisconsin!