Brillion Public Schools

Hey everyone, vote for our own volleyball player Emma who is up for player of the year in the Post Cresent. The link to vote is bit.ly/48X3PjB
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If your 3rd graders start turning your fine china into hoppers, don’t blame the STEM teachers! In class, we only used plastic cups while learning about force and future motion. The students had a blast discovering how pushes and pulls can make objects hop and move in exciting ways. #brillionstem #brillionlions

While learning about structure and function, biology students applied their knowledge by making prosthetic limbs. #brillionlions

Our 4K students had a wonderful time in STEM class making art with nature! Using materials provided, they explored textures, shapes, and colors found in the natural world to create beautiful artwork. It was a fun way to blend science and creativity! #brillionstem #brillionlions

Throwback Thursday-Does anyone recognize the student who is now a teacher in this photo?

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After collecting donations for the past year, sizing, organizing etc. the Brillion HS Community Closet is ready to serve members of our district and community. Please call 920-756-9238 and ask for Jeff Schlender or Rhonda Holmes to book an appointment.

The Community Closet is managed by the High School Alternative Pathways students. #brillionlions

In STEM class, first graders are learning about biomimicry—how people use ideas from nature to solve problems. They had the chance to watch the middle school students fly the gliders they built, which gave them inspiration for their own upcoming project. Soon, the first graders will design and build their own gliders, using what they’ve learned about nature to guide their creations. #brillionstem #brillionlions

4k & 5K families,
Parenting can be challenging, but also incredibly rewarding. Join us for an evening of strategies and support to make parenting more effective and enjoyable. Learn ways to raise a safe, happy, and responsible child while connecting with other parents.
Topics include: Setting limits, natural and logical consequences, rules and routines, positive reinforcement, challenging behaviors, and helping your child develop self-discipline.
WHEN: Monday, November 3, 2025
TIME: 5:30-7:00
LOCATION: Brillion Elementary Library, 315 S Main St., Brillion
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Last week, our varsity football players took time out of their day to visit our 2nd graders for some reading fun and big smiles. After sharing stories and building connections, each student received a ticket voucher to the homecoming football game!
We love seeing our older students setting a positive example and building bridges across our school community. ❤️🐾🏈 #brillionlions

Governor Tony Evers issued a proclamation for Wisconsin School Board Week, occuring from October 5-11, 2025, to recognize the state's school board members. This proclamation serves as a way to acknowledge the crucial role elected school board members play in governing the local school districts and advocating for students. Thank you School Board Members! #brillionlions

It’s never too early to explore STEM! In Mrs. Geiger’s afternoon class, students are learning all about shapes. They discovered which shapes can roll—like the wheels on the bus—and why others cannot. This hands-on activity helped them connect math to the real world in a fun and exciting way! #brillionstem #brillionlions

Please forgive the tardiness of this Post. The District is very thankful for the hard work that often goes unnoticed, but is crucial for the smooth operation of the schools. You are a key to ensuring a healthy environment for students, employees, and the public.

National Custodian Day, also known as National Custodial Workers Recognition Day, is observed annually on October 2nd to honor and show appreciation for custodians and custodial workers who keep schools, workplaces, and public spaces clean, safe, and healthy. The day recognizes their essential, often behind-the-scenes, efforts that contribute to creating a positive and functional environment for everyone. #brillionlions

National Coaches Day is celebrated annually on October 6th to honor the dedicated individuals who provide guidance, mentorship, and inspiration to athletes and others in various fields. Established by President Richard Nixon in 1972, the day recognizes coaches' significant role in building character, fostering skills, and positively impacting lives beyond just the game.

Thank you to the coaches and volunteers who help build confidence, resilience, teamwork, and positive work ethics that last a lifetime, impacting more than just athletic pursuits, to our students! #brillionlions

📢 THE WOODS ARE OPEN! TICKETS ON SALE NOW! 📢

The moment you've been waiting for is here! Tickets for Brillion High School's magnificent production of Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods are on sale TODAY! 🤩

Don't wait to secure your seats for this magical journey featuring the Baker, Cinderella, Little Red, Jack, and all the fairy-tale characters! This is one show you won't want to miss.

Get your tickets right now! 👇
➡️ Ticket Link: https://brilliontheatre.ludus.com/index.php?show_id=200487225

The Wisconsin Association of School Boards has designated Oct. 5-11 as Wisconsin School Board Week—a time to raise awareness and understanding of the vital function an elected board of education plays in our communities. Brillion Public School District is joining all public school districts across the state in celebrating Wisconsin School Board Week and honoring local board members for their commitment to Brillion School District and its children. #brillionlions

Students are cheering the Brillion Football team as they play New Holstein for the Homecoming Game this evening at 7:00 PM. Go Big Red! #brillionlions


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Congratualtions to Abigail Woerishofer and Sam Hoppe for being selected as Teacher of the Year. The Brillion Area Chamber of Commerce recogized both at the 8th Annual Best and Brightest event! #brillionlions

Middle schoolers in the mix!

The bananas at the Elementary/Middle school today were "6 7"!