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Breakfast & Lunch
Parents and Guardians, It has come to my attention that there has been some confusion over breakfast and lunch being free to start this new school year. For the start of the 2022 2023 school year, the government has stopped the free lunch program for all students. As in the past, pre-pandemic, parents and guardians will apply for the free and reduced lunch program by filling out the forms which can now be found in Final Forms. Students who qualify will receive free or reduced priced breakfast and lunch. If your child is a qualifying student and has paid for breakfast or lunch you will be reimbursed. If you have any questions please contact our Food Service Department at 937-833-6761 ext. 2610. Sincerely, Mr. Jason Wood Superintendent
Friday, Aug 19 2022
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Welcome Back!
This is a reminder that tomorrow, August 17th is our first day of school for the 2022 - 2023 school year! As we welcome our students back to school, we want to remind our families of the completed new crosswalks and sidewalks near school. Thank you to the City of Brookville for making sure the project was completed prior to school starting. Chief Jerome and I want to make everyone aware of the new renovated areas and encourage everyone to use caution and safety when driving before and after school hours now that school is back in session. Together, we will work to keep our children safe to and from school during the school year by talking to our students, children and grandchildren about traffic and crosswalk safety. Have a great school year and remember to do everything the Brookville Way with Blue Devil Pride ! Mr. Jason Wood Superintendent
Tuesday, Aug 16 2022
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Parent Update 1/14/22
Good Afternoon Parents and Caregivers, Today we completed our second week of school following the holiday break. I realize there is much chatter in the media these days regarding schools going remote. I felt like it was time to reach out to you as parents with an update on how things are going here in your schools. First, we have learned that numbers can be reported and interpreted in multiple ways. Despite this, these are the most straight forward numbers I can give you from our schools as of today. What Lies Ahead? The obvious answer to this question is ‘who knows?’ It is unpredictable how individual communities and school districts are going to be impacted week by week. Every indication is that the next 2-3 weeks will still be challenging. It appears we are not through the worst of this surge. Our goal as a district continues to be keeping students in school. We firmly believe that is best for our kids. Can I guarantee or give you assurances? The simple answer is no. We have to enter each and every week knowing things could change. You should be having those conversations as a family. What would we do if the kids can’t go to school? It is never bad to be prepared and have a plan. What I can tell you is that we have put together contingency plans and discussed how we operate in the event numbers get worse. WE WILL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO CONTINUE WITH OUR SCHOOLS OPEN . A couple of final thoughts. First, I want to share with you my appreciation for our staff. In classrooms, as well as nearly every department, they have covered for one another, divvied up responsibilities and done everything asked of them to help us stay open. I can’t say enough about their efforts in maintaining a positive learning environment for your children throughout this difficult time. Second, we know that most of our families have been touched in some way by this endemic. We want you to know that as a school district, if you have needs, we are here to help in any way feasible. We encourage you to continue supporting your children, their friends and one another as we navigate this difficult time.
Friday, Jan 14 2022
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School News
Parents and Caregivers, There is much excitement around our district today as the Thanksgiving Season is upon us. Students and staff alike look forward to a few days off and time to spend with family and friends. As a district we have a few items to share with you at this time. Each month this year we are focusing on a one word theme that we can tangibly demonstrate in our actions. This month our word has been ‘collaborative’ . A link below will take you to a short video that gives examples of how we collaborate with other community agencies. Next year we will be initiating a refresh on our website. As part of this process we ask that you follow this link to a survey https://forms.gle/GPuEg3UgengKML8U6 that will provide information about how to best build the website. Our goal must be to provide you the best information in the most convenient format. Lastly, upon our return to classes next week we will be entering the holiday season. Please stay connected to your child's building regarding concert schedules and special events. Thank you for all your support. From all of us at Brookville Schools to all of you, we wish you a restful and enjoyable Thanksgiving!
Tuesday, Nov 23 2021
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Continued Phone Issues
Parents, Unfortunately, the school district continues to have issues with our Frontier phone service. This has become an ongoing problem that we have little control over, however, we apologize for the inconvenience. At the current time, if necessary, ParentSquare messages or email to school offices is your best means of communication to the buildings. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience and are trying to get the system fixed.
Tuesday, Nov 02 2021
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Message to Parents and Caregivers
Parents and Caregivers, 1) Today we are releasing our new "Mask to Stay Guidelines" reflecting the recent release by the Ohio Department of Health and endorsed by Dayton - Montgomery County Public Health. We have attached a PDF of how these guidelines work below. If you have questions feel free to contact the school nurses or district office. 2) Additionally, regarding COVID, we are going to begin to follow the lead of numerous other school districts and release our COVID notifications once a week. The ongoing ParentSquare messages of positive cases is both difficult to maintain and has lost effectiveness. Because of the regularity, parents often do not check notifications assuming it is just the report of another positive. Also, depending on the time of day the school district is notified of a positive, it becomes difficult to not miss sending a notification. Many district's have now gone to a once-a-week notice because of these same issues. This will become our practice. 3) Dayton Children's Hospital provided all school districts with handouts about the COVID Vaccine for ages 5-11 and a document on how the immune system works. We are attaching these two documents to todays post simply to help you make informed decisions. The following link will provide you access to a live chat with Dayton Children's medical staff for parents with questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. This will take place at 5pm this Wednesday, November 3. https://www.childrensdayton.org/vaccinechat 4) Moving away from COVID, I want to share a change coming in how we distribute fliers for both in-house programs and community programs. Dating back to the beginning of the 2020 school year we discontinued sending fliers home with students because of COVID concerns. Starting this week we will distribute fliers once a week on Fridays, ONLY. We will continue to post fliers on Facebook. The plan is to transition to only a digital release next year when we roll out a new website. In closing your kids have been great this Fall. We continue to see their successes both in and out of the classroom. Please continue to encourage their efforts at school. Thank you and have a great week.
Monday, Nov 01 2021