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Online registration opened on Tuesday, February 25th at 6:00 am and will close on Friday, March 6 at 4:00 pm. Please visit www.elmbrookschools.org/summerschool for all information regarding the program.

The Brookfield Central High School Student Council was recently awarded the Wisconsin Association of School Council's (WASC) Spirit of Excellence Award! This award is presented to one high school in Wisconsin that achieves excellence in leadership development, school spirit, sportsmanship, and service to school and community.

Maadhav Karun, a 5th grade student at Swanson Elementary won the CESA #1 Regional Spelling Bee on February 17 and will continue on to the Badger State Spelling Bee in Madison on March 7. Congratulations, Maadhav! Good luck at State!

On Wednesday, February 19, National Book Award and Newbery Honor winning author Thanhhà Lại visited both Pilgrim Park and Wisconsin Hills Middle Schools to speak to over 1000 students and staff members. Lại's visit was in promotion of her new book, Butterfly Yellow, which was released in September.

Two Elmbrook students, Brookfield East High School senior Bridget Berens and Brookfield Central senior Riley Feng, were awarded Excellence Scholarships on behalf of the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation.

Staff members, students, families, and alumni are invited to submit a nomination for someone who has been 'excellent' this year and should be considered for an "Engaged in Excellence Award." Last year we received over 750 nominations and we hope to exceed that this year. Submit your nomination today or, read more to learn about the 5th Annual Elmbrook Schools Engaged in Excellence Awards.

On January 9, Elmbrook Schools hosted a sold-out FACEBrook intergenerational, inter-district book club discussion at the Brookfield Public Library in partnership with Elmbrook Parent Network and Nicolet, Greenfield, and Glendale - River Hills districts. The discussion centered around diversity with a focus on Trevor Noah's Born a Crime and Meg Belviso and Pam Pollack's Who Was Nelson Mandela?.

The work of these site coordinators has created a smooth transition for our AVID students from middle to high school, allowing for continued academic growth and stability in learning.

Pilgrim Park Middle School students held three performances of their 2020 musical The Lion King, Jr. at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center from February 6-8 including a sold-out Saturday performance. With rehearsals beginning in November, the production involved 105 sixth through eighth-grade students as both members of the cast and crew along with countless parent volunteers.