March 22 - Polar Plunge (Town Beach)

March 26 - Career Fair (during school)

March 28 - 1/2 day (student early dismissal, 11:45 AM)

March 28 - Junior Prom (Amber Room, 6:00 PM)

March 31 - End of 3rd Marking Period

April 1 - School Day SAT (11th grade)

Our Unified Sports team put together this presentation to provide our reasons for participating and how you can get involved. Be sure to look at the pictures from previous plunges!. If you would like to donate directly to the Brookfield Unified Sports Team and their efforts, please click here.

12th-grade students will attend a presentation from Looking In Theater on March 27, 2025, during ILT. This is a unique and engaging format where Connecticut high school students studying the performing arts act out scenes connected to topics in the state Health curriculum. Our students get the opportunity to interact with the performers and ask quesitons.

All students will be dismissed at 11:45 AM. Staff will spend the afternoon in professional development activities.

The Brookfield High School Junior Prom will be held on Friday, March 28th at The Amber Room, from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Ticket sales have ended.

March 28th falls on a previously scheduled early dismissal staff PLC day, meaning that all students will be dismissed at 11:45 a.m. Junior prom attendees will not need to bring in a note for an excused early dismissal. All Prom attendees must be in school for the entire half-day to attend the prom.

All 11th-grade students will be given the SAT on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.  While 11th-grade students are taking the SAT, all other students in grades 9, 10, and 12 will follow a regular school day schedule.  

In February, School Counselors visited all 9th and 10th-grade ILTs to review the course selection process, while 11th-graders had, or will have, individual meetings with their counselors. The PowerSchool Student/Family Portal will be open for course requests in March. The School Counseling Department created this helpful handout to provide resources and guidance for the course request process.

As Quarter 3 ends, administrators and counselors are scheduling meetings with students who have 4+ unexcused absences in semester classes or 6+ in year-long classes, as they may lose or have already lost credit. Students and their families will be contacted directly if they are in this situation.

The Board of Education voted to adjust the last day of school for the 2024-2025 school year. June 12, 2025, is now the official last day of school. Information about the final exam schedule will be shared next month.

The Board of Education set June 14, 2025, as the Class of 2025 graduation date. The ceremony will be held on the BHS stadium turf around 11:00 AM—more information will come this month.

Brookfield Learning Center partners with PTO to offer multiple SAT Prep courses. This flyer outlines their offerings. Descriptions and flyers for Max Prep and SAT Boot Camp are below..

SAT Boot Camp - A two-day program designed as a weekend workshop to familiarize students with the exam format while covering key SAT Math and Reading/Writing content. Most importantly, they focus on simple strategies to improve scores and reduce anxiety. Boot Camp is scheduled close to the test date, March 22-23. The cost for Brookfield families is $95. (SAT Boot Camp Info)

Individual Prep - Prep sessions are scheduled individually for students who can not make the other classes or want to focus on specific areas of SAT Math or Reading. The number of sessions is based on a student's previous testing. Individual prep generally ranges between 4 -12 sessions. Cost $45/session for Brookfield families.

As always, a portion of tuition from all programs will be donated to the PTO.

The staff/visitor parking lot, where the buses line up at the end of the day, is not to be used for student pickup at the end of the school day. This interferes with buses and our security guard will not allow this. Please park in the student lot if you pick a student up at the end of the school day.

A bag lunch will be available for purchase on all scheduled ½ days for the remainder of the year.  Students who would like lunch are asked to complete an electronic (sent to them through email) two days before the 1/2 day.  All lunches will include a main entree, a fruit/vegetable, and milk.  The full price cost is $3.25 and students who qualify for free or reduced lunch will receive a free lunch. 

If you need help navigating our new ParentSquare platform, the district has published two documents to help you. This is a video (about 14 minutes) from ParentSquare, and this is a Getting Started presentation from our Technology Director.

Click the button below for an updated chart that includes the majority of the responsibilities for our administrators, secretaries, and clerks.

If you are interested in a BHS All Sports Booster Club membership click here to view membership options and purchase online. A membership will grant you FREE access to ALL regular season home games, a chance to win a guaranteed premium parking spot for all ticketed events and recognition on a stadium poster. 

Proceeds support BHS Athletics including team grants, additional training and equipment, awards and scholarships. 

Thank you for supporting the BHS All Sports Booster Club and our Student Athletes. 

A late bus is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The bus departs from the main entrance. To ride the late bus, students must stay after the school day ends to attend a club, meet with a teacher, have detention, get tutoring assistance, or attend a sports practice/event that ends by 4:40 pm/4:45 pm.  Students are to see the main office receptionist and sign up for the late bus before 3:00 PM on the day they wish to take it home. A student cannot take the late bus without a bus pass.