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BP Weekly Newsletter 10-21-2022

What a super week at Brook Park and we are excited about next week's spirit week and we have attached the information below. This is by no means mandatory and we are always looking for ways to continue to add fun in the school year. We have a Parent University on Wednesday, at Brook Park, that is titled Adjusting to the New School year: How to Incorporate New Routines, Cope With Changes and Support Your Students at Home. Also, an important reminder as we are well into the school year, to please make sure you make any dismissal changes by 2:00 PM to make sure the office has time to update your child’s dismissal plan. Thanks for your help in this!

 

Please take some time to read through everything as there is a lot coming up still in October including the BPC Trunk or Treat that is happening tonight! 

 

Red Ribbon Week:

October 24th-October 28th will be Red Ribbon Week at Brook Park. We will have a special spirit week that staff and students are encouraged to dress up using the themes listed below:

Monday=Red-Y to live a healthy life (Wear Red)

Tuesday=Head to toe healthy (Crazy socks or crazy hair)

Wednesday=Be strong and kind (Wear superhero apparel)

Thursday=”Peace out” to bad habits (Wear tie dye)

Friday=Superstars make super choices (Wear BP spirit wear)

 

Parent University

District-wide Parent Education Night will take place at Brook Park on Wednesday, October 26th at 6:30 p.m. Will be presented by Katie Johns, District Behavior Specialist, and titled: Adjusting to the new school year: How to incorporate new routines, cope with changes and support your students at home. All parents are welcome to attend. Please RSVP Here

 

SEL Blurb:

This week, students continued their Strong Start/Strong Kids lessons.  Lesson 3 focused on understanding feelings.  Check out the Brook Park Social Work Corner for more information.

 

Halloween Happenings at Brook Park:

 

Halloween will be a special celebration at Brook Park School. On Monday, October 31st, children will be allowed to dress for our Annual Halloween Party & Parade. In order to ensure the safe passage of our children to/from school and preserve part of the academic day, we have established the following guidelines:

 

If your child is planning on bringing a treat for their classmates, the treats should be non-edible such as pencils, stickers, etc.  Edible treats are not allowed and will be sent home with the child.

 

Children may wear their complete costume to school for the entire day. They do not have to take it off and change into different clothes.                                                                                             

 

Students will be allowed to wear face paint or color their hair as part of their costumes; they must arrive like this, they cannot do this at school.

 

Toy weapons will not be allowed as part of a costume.

 

Shoes must be worn at all times (gym shoes are recommended).

 

Students are not required to dress in costumes or participate in the activities. Please let your child’s teacher know if they will not be participating in the Halloween activities.

 

As a security measure: Only parents that have signed up in advance as volunteers will be allowed in the school for the parties. We will be asking parents for IDs upon entry.  Grades K, 1 and 2 parents will enter Door #4, grades 3, 4 and 5 parents will enter through Door #1. Younger children may accompany parents to parties but they need to be closely monitored at all times. If you have strollers please keep them in the hallway. The BPC will be coordinating the volunteers for the event.

 

We would ask for your cooperation and support in our attempt to have a safe and fun-filled day. 

 

Weather permitting, our school parade will be outside at 8:30 a.m.   In case of rain/snow, our parades will take place in the hallways throughout the building. If the parade has to take place inside, parents will be sent a Zoom link to view the parade virtually. 

 

A one-hour party (9:00-10:00) will follow the parade.  Please e-mail ([email protected] or [email protected]) if you have any questions.

 

BPC:

Sign up to participate in your Superstar's Halloween Party using the links below!

Thank you so much for your patience as we get back into the swing of things! We welcome grown ups and well behaved siblings to participate in our Superstar's Halloween Parties!

Limited sign ups are available for each classroom so please make sure if you sign up, you can participate in the party from 9-10am, Monday, October 31st. Please be prepared to show a valid photo ID when signing in.

Please note: because all of the parties are at the same time, you can only participate in one party.

KINDERGARTEN 

FIRST GRADE

SECOND GRADE

THIRD GRADE

FOURTH GRADE

FIFTH GRADE

 

Trunk-or-Treat: 5-7pm TONIGHT along Raymond Ave. Back for another year, park your car and hand out treats to the Superstart community! Decorating your trunk is not required. 

If you would like to be a parked car please signup here: .PARKED CAR  Registration will NOT be required to attend the event. To volunteer:  VOLUNTEER

 ️ Popup Spiritshop: 5-7pm TONIGHT during Trunk-or-Treat. Be ready for Red Ribbon Week Oct. 24-28! We have Superhero shirts and tie-dye hoodies. Spirit Sticks also available for $1 each. 

Superstar Sweepstakes still has a $200 Target gift card raffle available -- as soon as it closes we can pick a winner! Buy your chance here: TARGET CARD

BPC Design-a-Shirt competition: HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL YOU SUPERSTARS! We had 125 submissions!!  

Yearbook Photo Submissions: Email your fun photos to ye˜[email protected] or upload using the following link: JOSTENS

Community Information:

Calling all baseball players!

Do you love baseball? Do you already play for your local Little League team? Are you looking for some additional baseball that's still affordable, but more competitive? Then come to our Brookfield Nationals tryouts on Sunday, October 23! Anyone ages 6-12 who plays spring baseball in a local Little League is welcome to try out. See the attached flyer for more information and click here to register. Any questions? Contact [email protected].

 

Monsters on Main Street

Happy October! Coming up on Saturday October 29th from 12pm-3pm is the FREE “Monsters on Main St.” event in the Village of Brookfield. This event is hosted by the Brookfield Historical Society and Chamber of Commerce with safety coordination provided by the Brookfield Police Department, and has a large draw of attendees. Please see the attached flyer for additional information. We are graciously asking if you can share this free, fun event with your school community and families. It is a wonderful opportunity for raffles, costume contests, photos, giveaways and PLENTY of candy from our Brookfield businesses. Please let me know if there are any additional questions or if you cannot share for any reason.

 

Enjoy the beautiful weather this weekend and thank you for your continued support!!!

 

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