Fitness and fun came together as students made the most of the fitness stations during physical education! #brillionlions
Our Extended Care kids had an absolute blast making memories outside. We believe in maximizing outdoor playtime, even in the winter wonderland!
What's your favorite snow day activity? Share below! 👇
#ExtendedCare #AfterSchoolFun #SnowDay #KidsActivities #OutdoorPlay #brillionlions
The 4th-grade class took an exciting STEM field trip to Ariens, where they put their learning into action by building their own robots, then got a chance to tour the museum. #brillionstem #brillionlions
• Brooklyn – 5th grade, daughter of Matt & Krista, introduced by Mr. Nathan Levash
• Aubrey—Middle School, daughter of Nicole & Andrew, introduced by Mrs. Amy Brey
We celebrate their hard work, leadership, and positive example! #brillionlions
To conclude their “Observing Our Sky” unit, Mr. Levash’s 5th graders presented their Gravity Project, highlighting everything they’ve learned about Earth’s rotation, star observation, and the force that holds our solar system together. Students designed their own model solar systems and used code to make their projects interactive. They also explained how gravity differs from planet to planet—and how those differences would change your jumping height. A stellar blend of science, creativity, and technology! #brillionlions #brillionstem
Happy Thanksgiving Eve from all of us at Brillion High School!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEtiFr2O-0A
Brillion Elementary Fourth Grade Kindness Connection Club wants to make a difference! This past Tuesday, a group of fourth-grade students made their first of many visits to Westhaven Assisted Living to play bingo with residents. Students were excited to play and help the residents play bingo. The residents seemed to enjoy the student's company. Mrs. Smits and Mrs. Hubley-Kedinger started the Kindness Connection Club to build relationships with the senior residents of our community in assisted living. Students were so excited after the activity that they could not wait to return in December for their next visit! #brillionlions
We are so thankful for the incredible support our sports teams receive from our families and community! To help ensure that everyone can enjoy our sporting events safely, we are updating our expectations for student attendance.
Beginning this season, elementary and middle school students must be accompanied by an adult when attending high school co-curricular events. This ensures that each student has an adult point of contact in case any issues arise.
All students are expected to remain in the gym and cheer on our teams. Students should not be running under the bleachers, in the commons, or in the hallways. Those who are not following these expectations will be asked to sit in the gym with their accompanying adult.
Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us keep our events safe, positive, and enjoyable for everyone!
