February 11 - 1/2 day for students (11:15 AM dismissal)

February 16 - No School (President's Day)

February 17 - No School (President's Day)

February. 18 - Board of Education Meeting (7:00 PM)

February 20 - 9th grade Residency Verification due

February 24 - NHS Blood Drive

February 24 - PTO Meeting

February 25 - School Climate survey administered to students

February 26 - Grad Party Meeting

March 4 - Board of Education Meeting (7:00 PM)

March 5 - 1/2 day for students (11:15 AM dismissal)

March 5 - Parent/Teacher Conferences (11:45 AM - 2:15 PM)

There are many different reasons students stay after school (extra help, club meetings, detention, etc.). To ensure better supervision, we are adjusting some of our after-school procedures for students. Starting at 2:30 PM each day:

This letter (click here) was sent by the Interim Superintendent earlier this week. It details the requirements for 9th-grade parents/guardians to verify/update their residency. This process must be completed online, through the PowerSchool portal, by February 20.

Please take a moment to read this letter (BHS School Climate Survey Intro Letter - 2026 Student Thought Exchange).

The letter provides background about the purpose of the annual School Climate surveys, the date we will administer the student survey (February 25, 2026), and a copy of the student survey questions. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Tickets for the Junior Prom are $95 per attendee.  Payments can be made on MySchoolBucks (opening 2/9 and closing 3/20) or you can pay cash (cash denominations of $20 or less) or with a check made out to Brookfield High School which can be brought to Mrs. D'Arcangelo in the main office. Or you can buy your tickets in the cafe from 3/2 - 3/6. If you plan on bringing a guest who does not attend Brookfield High School - please see Mrs. Genovese for your guest form.

Students attending Junior Prom are required to provide a note for their early dismissal, and must be in attendance for the full half-day of school to be eligible to attend the event (dismissal after ILT).

Student and staff safety continue to be our number one priority:

Brookfield Public Schools is implementing an updated, nationally recognized process to respond to emergencies, Standard Response Protocol (SRP). I shared information about the protocol with students and staff this week during ILT. It was an initial presentation, and we will continue to explore and practice how we will implement these protocols at Brookfield High School. More information will be shared in the coming weeks. This is a copy of the SRP poster that will be placed in every classroom and office across the school. If you would like more information, click here to go to the SRP website.

There has been an excessive amount of student hall traffic at the end of each school day which leads to classroom disruptions. To that end, the administration will be restricting passes for the last 15 minutes of the block (2:00 PM - 2:15 PM).

Students, while on school property, are not to have any medication (prescription or over-the-counter) in their possession. When medication is necessary, it will be administered to the student by the clinic staff following receipt of a signed order by a physician and written parental permission. Medical permission forms can be obtained in the clinic.

Students may not order food for delivery during the school day. If a student forgets to bring their lunch, a parent/guardian may drop off food, and the Main Office will hold it until the student's scheduled lunch period. We have also seen an increase in parents/guardians dropping off beverages other than water (such as coffee and frozen drinks) during the school day. Students are not allowed to have these beverages in class.

Here is a link to "All Things for the BHS Class of 2026" document outlining important dates and events for parents and students of the BHS Class of 2026.