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Elmbrook is excited to announce Summer School 2020! 
Please visit www.elmbrookschools.org/summerschool for all information regarding the program.

Online registration will begin on Tuesday, February 25th at 6:00 am and close Friday, March 6 at 4:00 pm.

David Lewcock, Swanson Elementary Physical Education Teacher, has been named the 2020 Brookfield Jaycees Outstanding Educator. The annual Distinguished Service Awards banquet honors one Outstanding Police Officer, Outstanding Firefighter, and Outstanding Educator, and will take place this year on February 7.

The Swanson Food Service Team was recognized for their work with this year's startup of the federal breakfast program at their school.

Houtman's visit was in promotion of her book, Troublemaker for Justice, a biography on the life of civil rights leader and social justice activist, Bayard Rustin.

On January 2, Elmbrook welcomed School Resource Officers Anthony Kader (Brookfield Central) and Stephanie Zartner (Brookfield East). Located in each of our high schools, these officers will strengthen the connection between our schools and the police department, as we work together to ensure the safety of our students and staff.

Dr. Hansen invites you to view his video message highlighting the December accomplishments of Elmbrook's students and staff, and providing District and Board of Education updates. View his message below, or click here to view the transcript.

Brookfield Central Class of 1994

Impassioned by the loss of her mother to cancer, today Seanne Falconer is the Executive Director of the Masonic Cancer Center at University of Minnesota and is working to move the needle towards a cure.

Elmbrook Occupational Therapist, Debi Maxfield, received recognition as one of the Fieldwork Educators of the Year at the UW-Milwaukee Occupational Therapy Pinning Ceremony on December 15. This award recognizes an Occupational Therapist who shows passion for their work and profession and has done a remarkable job offering their professional expertise to mentor and educate students in clinical practice.

Brookfield East students had four phenomenal musical performances of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts.