The Independent Electrical Contractors of Greater St. Louis is proud to offer our first ever Pre-Apprenticeship aimed at 16-20 year olds to prepare them for the construction jobsite and get them “shovel ready”. It is a 6-week course (one night a week) where students sample the electrical trade, prepare their resume, practice interview skills, and prepare for the required math exam. Students who successfully complete the program will keep the tools they use for those 6 weeks. If you have sophomores-seniors that would benefit from a program like this, please pass along the information. See the attached flyer.
Due to technical difficulties with our Sub Bus, ALL students that are riding on Heather's route, Bus #2, will be returned to school. Please contact the office to let us know if you can pick up your children. If not, Bruce will take the students home after he returns from his route. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Congratulations to our February Students of the Month!
The 5/6 graders had a great time with Teach Mrs. Michele Day! Each group created their own lesson to teach Mrs. Michele. They did a great job working together to create and teach their lessons. Subjects taught were math, history, music, and science.
The Art Expressions class took a look at Rorschach’s Inkblot tests to figure out just how demented they really are. Then, they dabbled in making their own using string and acrylic paint, acrylic paint, and watercolors. Each medium turned out different and each student’s turned out different. What do you see when you look at the pictures?
Thank you to everyone who purchased a duck from the Freshman Class! This wouldn't have been possible without you! Unfortunately we can only have 1 winner, so congratulations to our very own Jordan H! Congratulations to Nora Delaney on 2nd and 3rd place. Please contact the front office so we can get you your winnings! Again, thank you to everyone that helped make this possible!
T-minus a few minutes until the DuckDrop!! Tune into our Live Feed to watch!
To celebrate the Chinese New Year the 3rd and 4th graders studied traditions surrounding the New Year and constructed the dragons and lanterns.
The 5th & 6th Graders had Art Class with Michelle Myers today. They learned all about the techniques used to sculpt clay!
Please turn SEALED bids in to the District Office by February 7th, at 3:00 pm.
Please turn SEALED bids in to the District Office by February 11th, at 3:00 pm.
ATTENTION: Change of date and time for the Great Duck Drop of 2025!!! To include all of our students , we are going to have the drop on Friday, January 31st at 2:45 in the gym. If you are free, come on out!
Junior High Girls Volleyball practice for tonight, January 24th, is cancelled due to illnesses.
Mrs. Cundiff's 5th/6th grade class finished their Westward Expansion Unit by making presentations of their choice!
Please turn SEALED bids in to the District Office by February 7th, at 3:00 pm.
Mrs. Cundiff's 5/6 graders are gearing up for "The Alaskan Iditarod".
They started their countdown to race day and took advantage of the snow to do a stem challenge. They designed and built their own sleds and then took them outside for test runs.
Unfortunately, the 5/6 game scheduled for tomorrow, 1/21, at Brussels will have to be rescheduled due to the e-learning day caused by the cold temperatures .
Due to dangerous conditions and frigid temperatures, Brussels CUSD 42 will have an e-learning day on Tuesday, January 21, 2025. Elementary students have already received packets. Junior/high school students will use Classroom for instruction. Assignments will be posted by 9 and are due at 2. Students should make sure their work is attached and should check their email and all classrooms multiple times. Students will answer the question of the day on the Brussels Strong page. If your student does not have their materials, Mrs. Long will be at the high school from 6:15 to 7:15 tonight to allow students to get their things. The board meeting will happen as scheduled. Stay safe and warm.
TEACHER FOR A DAY!
At BHS seniors learned first hand what it takes to change the future one student at a time. After today they realize the hard work their teachers put in to help them learn and grow. Each teacher was randomly assigned a senior to "teach for the day." Students worked, learned, grew and most importantly laughed. Today was a really awesome day for all!
Mr. Baalman/Mrs. Schleeper - Matthew Kiel
Mrs. T. Long - Kevin Garcia
Mrs. Manker - Caydence Sievers
Mrs. Hartle - Taylor Carey
Ms. Stephens - Abby Johnes
Mrs. Johnes - Paige Pohlman
Mrs. Kiel - Olivia Brodbeck
