Just a reminder that Tuesday-Thursday this week, 10/22-10/24, are 2 o'clock dismissals for Parent Teacher Conferences. Please plan accordingly.
Thank you!
The Brussels High School Civics Club would like to invite all veterans and their guests to a Veterans' Day program on Friday, November 8th in the Brussels Gymnasium. Doors will open at 8:30am for donuts and refreshments. The program will begin at 9:30am with students from BHS, BJHS, BGS, and SMS providing the entertainment. We look forward to honoring our veterans and their families on this special day.
The 5th & 6th graders got to enjoy Forestry Day at the McCully Heritage Project!
HOCO 2024 - Blame It All on Our Roots
Students had a wonderful time at HOCO 2024. They danced the night away. Thank you to our retiring Queen, Cheyenne Brundies and King Joe Struse and junior attendants De'Va Saines and Camden Bonner for helping us celebrate. Congratulations to our Homecoming Court - Olivia Brodbeck, Paige Pohlman, Caydence Sievers, Taylor Carey, Matthew Kiel and Kevin Garcia. Our new Royalty for 2024 is Queen - Taylor Carey and King - Matthew Kiel.
A Good Read!
Brussels Junior High/High School has some new books in the library thanks to the ESSER III grant. Mrs. Hartle and Mrs. T. Long helped make book selections to bolster our school's library. We are so excited to have so many new books for our students to choose from!
Tutoring & P/T Conferences
Tutoring on October 22 and 24 will be cancelled as these are Parent/Teacher Conferences nights. If you have not filled out your form to register for junior high and high school conferences, please check you email to do so. If you have questions, please call Mrs. P. Long. See everyone then!
The Brussels CUSD 42 PE Department is accepting donations of softball and baseball gloves and tennis rackets. If you have any extras that you are not using, please drop them off at the office in the elementary building. Thanks so much!
The Art Expressions class was at it again. This time, learning from some of Brussels’ most talented ladies. On Wednesday, we sat down with the St. Mary’s quilting ladies and learned some ins and outs. A couple of our girls even dared to sew a few stitches. On Thursday, we went to St. Matthew’s and talked with the quilting ladies there. These ladies know so much about the art of quilting and were eager to share their knowledge. We are so appreciative they kindly welcomed us and are truly blessed to have them as a part of our community.
Watch out for these Greek Mythology Experts! Mrs. Cundiff's 5/6 class has been studying Greek Mythology, and did presentations on what they learned. They had their own creative freedom to choose how they presented, and they did a fantastic job!
Today, Art Expressions was blessed with the wonderful Susan Surgeon who brought the world of English piecing to the students. Not only did she share the history of English piecing, she brought in patterns and material for the students to practice and put together their own English piece and shared a couple of her very own hand sewn quilts. As we begin to wrap up our quilting unit, we are so appreciative of Mrs. Surgeon for coming in to show us another way to quilt.
Brussels Gear
Hello All! Below is a link to shop Brussels gear through our Schwartzkopf's. Please place your order by Friday, October 11, 2024.
https://brusselsstaff2024.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Brussels Grade School will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week on October 28th-November 1st!
Dr. Bitner and the Brussels PTO are teaming together to host a "Paint the Playground" event! This event is for ADULTS ONLY! For more information or to volunteer, please contact the office at 618-883-2131.
Congratulations to our October Grade School Students of the Month!!
Explosive things were happening on the playground today! The 5th & 6th graders showcased their homemade volcanoes on our basketball court. Some volcanoes had big explosions, and some had small spurts, so it taught our students about the different chemical reactions with different ingredients.
Here is October's Lunch Menu!
We recognized our only Senior, Caden Hayn, at our golf match tonight at Lockhaven. Caden is one of our top players on the boys team, and we were glad he could play with us for our first official year as a golf team. He always as an upbeat attitude and strives really hard to improve his golf game. If you see Caden, be sure to congratulate him on a great season of golf. Caden will go on to do great things, but we will definitely miss him next year!
If you are anyone you know is interested, please contact Dr. Bitner.
The Art Expressions class at Brussels High School stitched their way through their first unit on hand sewing. With donated material from several contributors, they were able to hand sew pillows, pumpkin decorations, and bags. All 6 girls, Abby Johnes, Leila Schulte, Audrina Pohlman, Summer Schneider, Sha’Nia Burries, and Mady Nolte did a wonderful job on their projects and learned several different types of stitches. Now on to machine sewing and quilting with project pictures to come.
Last week, the Brussels High School Boys Golf Team competed in the first ever Pike County Conference Golf Tournament at Lock Haven. The teams who competed consisted of Brussels, Pittsfield, Western, Payson, and Griggsville. As the conclusion of the tournament, Pittsfield took home the championship title scoring a 315 for the day on 18 holes and the following made 1st team all-conference: Isaac McGlauchlen (Pittsfield), Brody Tomhave (Pittsfield), Colby Hayesn (Pittsfield), Zeke Castleberry (Pittsfield), Alex Peters (Western), and Garrett Woodward (Griggsville). Overall, the boys enjoyed themselves and the competition. Congratulations to all schools involved!!
