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For the third consecutive year, the School District of Elmbrook has again been ranked the #1 Wisconsin Public School District by Niche.com.

In our continued efforts to protect students, staff, and families in the midst of the pandemic, we ask for your continued support to self-monitor your student for symptoms of COVID-19. We have combined vital information and safety measures into this Self-Monitoring Reference Guide linked here. This guide gives a walkthrough of what to do during school-based and home-based exposures, how to self-monitor your child for COVID-19 and more.

The Board of Education approved the District's Covid Indicators and Thresholds on Tuesday, September 14. The Thresholds will guide decision-making related to disease activity at the District, School, and Classroom levels.

On September 9, Newbery Award-winning author Katherine Applegate spoke with over 1,200 students, staff, and community members from Elmbrook and Humboldt Park School, a Milwaukee Public School, on her newest book Willodeen.

Brookfield Central is proud to announce that ten members of the senior class have earned the distinction of National Merit Semifinalist for the 2021-22 school year.

Brookfield East is proud to announce that 12 members of the senior class have earned the distinction of National Merit Semifinalist for the 2021-22 school year.

Senior Mckenna Wucherer (BCHS) has shined as an Outside Hitter for her school and now she’ll take her skills to the next level. In August, she was selected to represent USA Volleyball at the FIVB U18 World Championships to be held in Durango, Mexico from September 20-29. For the graduating class of 2022, Wucherer is the #1 recruit in Wisconsin and currently stands at #3 in the nation.

In August 2021, Brookfield Central Senior Cynthia Lu competed virtually in the Distinguished Young Women (DYW) of Wisconsin scholarship program and was named DYW of WI 2022! In an unprecedented accomplishment, Cynthia earned scholarship awards in all five categories of the competition.

The Department of Public Instruction (DPI) awarded Elmbrook $66,150 in funding as part of their School-Based Mental Health Services Grant Program for the 2021-23 cohort. Elmbrook was one of 161 applications for the grant program which will award a total of $10 million to 153 applicants representing all parts of Wisconsin.