We are seeking a qualified K-12 Special Education – General Education Teacher who is dedicated to supporting diverse learners through inclusive, engaging instruction in a positive and supportive classroom environment; applicants should apply by following the application guidelines outlined in the Official Job Posting.
Alex was all dressed up and ready to celebrate! 🎉 She shared that her special day was this weekend, and we sure do hope it was filled with fun, joy, and wonderful memories.
Wishing you a year ahead that is just as bright, happy, and amazing as you are, Alex! 💙
Wishing you a year ahead that is just as bright, happy, and amazing as you are, Alex! 💙
Wow! Freshman Jayleigh really impresses us all! 🤩 It's so wonderful to see the craftsmanship and dedication that shine through in this beautifully created cutting board from Industrial Arts class. Hands-on, real-world learning experiences like this help build confidence, spark creativity, and foster pride, all while allowing students to discover their talents and produce meaningful work. The project even turned into a heartfelt Christmas gift, a lovely reminder that education is about empowering students to create, contribute, and leave a lasting impact. 💙
“The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.” – B.B. King
#togetherwerise #smallbutmighty
“The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.” – B.B. King
#togetherwerise #smallbutmighty
Better late than never to share the GOOD STUFF…☃️
It’s nice after a big snowstorm to show up at school to find the roads and walkways are clear. While we get to stay home and off the roads, there are some pretty visual people out doing the work to keep us all safe. BIG thanks to Greg Nolte for ALL his work clearing snow and ice from our parking lots and sidewalks. The most recent snowfall was significant, and he did an outstanding job ensuring safe access for all. And also a SHOUT OUT for the highway departments everywhere! YOU ARE APPRECIATED!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
#togetherwerise 💙#smallbutmighty
It’s nice after a big snowstorm to show up at school to find the roads and walkways are clear. While we get to stay home and off the roads, there are some pretty visual people out doing the work to keep us all safe. BIG thanks to Greg Nolte for ALL his work clearing snow and ice from our parking lots and sidewalks. The most recent snowfall was significant, and he did an outstanding job ensuring safe access for all. And also a SHOUT OUT for the highway departments everywhere! YOU ARE APPRECIATED!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
#togetherwerise 💙#smallbutmighty
Get in the Valentine's Day Spirit with some Valentine's Day Grams!
The Brussels PTO is selling Valentine's Day Grams for Valentine's Day! Each Gram includes a chocolate covered Love Bug Oreo, a marshmallow pop from Odelehr's Market, and a Capri Sun. Order forms were sent home with all students on 2/5, but don't wait until the last minute to order! The order forms are due by 2/10, and more forms are available in the office!
The Brussels PTO is selling Valentine's Day Grams for Valentine's Day! Each Gram includes a chocolate covered Love Bug Oreo, a marshmallow pop from Odelehr's Market, and a Capri Sun. Order forms were sent home with all students on 2/5, but don't wait until the last minute to order! The order forms are due by 2/10, and more forms are available in the office!
THE GOOD STUFF…🥰
We had the absolute pleasure of welcoming the amazing Ms. Marsha Erwin—former special education rockstar—to Brussels CUSD #42 for professional development last week! With more than 30 years as a special educator and fierce advocate for children, she energized and inspired our staff with her wisdom, best practices, and vibrant spirit. From classroom visits to meaningful connections across our school community, she made the day truly special. We’re grateful for her encouragement and proud to call her a friend of our district. 😃
#togetherwerise 💙 #smallbutmighty
We had the absolute pleasure of welcoming the amazing Ms. Marsha Erwin—former special education rockstar—to Brussels CUSD #42 for professional development last week! With more than 30 years as a special educator and fierce advocate for children, she energized and inspired our staff with her wisdom, best practices, and vibrant spirit. From classroom visits to meaningful connections across our school community, she made the day truly special. We’re grateful for her encouragement and proud to call her a friend of our district. 😃
#togetherwerise 💙 #smallbutmighty
Take a moment and think back to your elementary physical education days—the energy, the laughter, the friendly competition, and the joy of simply running as fast as you could. One look at these faces and it all comes rushing back, doesn’t it? 💙
This is a vital part of education. Movement gets those dendrites firing, wakes the brain, and sets the stage for meaningful learning. PE is where confidence grows, teamwork develops, and joy takes the lead—sometimes with a ball flying in every direction. 😊
There’s something truly special about PE class. I think my mom would agree 😉... and these students are a perfect reminder of why it matters! 💙
#togetherwerise #smallbutmighty
This is a vital part of education. Movement gets those dendrites firing, wakes the brain, and sets the stage for meaningful learning. PE is where confidence grows, teamwork develops, and joy takes the lead—sometimes with a ball flying in every direction. 😊
There’s something truly special about PE class. I think my mom would agree 😉... and these students are a perfect reminder of why it matters! 💙
#togetherwerise #smallbutmighty
Get ready to celebrate a student who brings energy and joy everywhere she goes! 🥰 This month’s Brussels Junior High Student of the Month is Kleear Shelton. Kleear is always ready to help, quick to show her school spirit, and known for her enthusiastic and friendly personality. Whether she is volunteering, singing, or cheering others on, she helps create a positive and welcoming school environment. Kleear’s excitement and kindness make her a fantastic spirited Raider! 🎉
#togetherwerise 💙 #smallbutmighty
#togetherwerise 💙 #smallbutmighty
Let me introduce this month’s Brussels High School Student of the Month, Kate Schleeper — a student who quietly shines through dedication, authenticity, and determination. 🥇 Kate consistently goes above and beyond in her work and embraces challenges with a positive attitude. She stays true to herself, demonstrates a genuine love of learning, and listens carefully so she can grow and improve. Kate’s strong work ethic and commitment to excellence make her a wonderful example of what it means to be an exemplary Raider. 🌟
#togetherwerise 💙 #smallbutmighty
More GOOD STUFF… 👑
We are proud to celebrate Mrs. Amy Manker and Mrs. Jeanne Johnes as our Queens of School Spirit Award recipients for their extraordinary compassion, leadership, and unwavering support of our school community. During the challenging days when the high school was without heat and relying on space heaters, Mrs. Manker lifted morale by thoughtfully providing hot apple cider for staff, a simple yet powerful act of kindness that brought comfort and encouragement. 🥰
Mrs. Johnes graciously stepped in as an intermediary for Mrs. Kiel during her temporary leave, ensuring stability, communication, and continued support for both students and staff. 🌟 Their dedication to caring for others and fostering teamwork reflects the very best of our school culture, and their efforts truly make a lasting difference for our students and one another.
#togetherwerise 💙#smallbutmighty
More GOOD STUFF… ☀️
We are honored to recognize Mrs. Heather Sievers as our Sunshine Award recipient for her remarkable composure, professionalism, and care during a frightening bus incident when a turkey struck and shattered the windshield while she was driving. Mrs. Sievers remained calm under pressure, reassured her students, and ensured they arrived safely at their destination, even coordinating immediate repairs to keep transportation running smoothly. We are also deeply grateful to Mr. Chad Brodbeck for assisting with the bus switch and to Mr. Adam Herter for his incredible generosity in providing his large, heated shed so the windshield could be replaced right away. Because of the quick thinking, teamwork, and kindness demonstrated by each of you, our students remained safe and our bus was back on the road without delay. 🌟
#togetherwerise 💙#smallbutmighty
We are honored to recognize Mrs. Heather Sievers as our Sunshine Award recipient for her remarkable composure, professionalism, and care during a frightening bus incident when a turkey struck and shattered the windshield while she was driving. Mrs. Sievers remained calm under pressure, reassured her students, and ensured they arrived safely at their destination, even coordinating immediate repairs to keep transportation running smoothly. We are also deeply grateful to Mr. Chad Brodbeck for assisting with the bus switch and to Mr. Adam Herter for his incredible generosity in providing his large, heated shed so the windshield could be replaced right away. Because of the quick thinking, teamwork, and kindness demonstrated by each of you, our students remained safe and our bus was back on the road without delay. 🌟
#togetherwerise 💙#smallbutmighty
SUPERHERO AWARD — THE GOOD STUFF! 💙
We proudly recognize Mr. Chad Brodbeck and Mr. Fred Kuhn for their outstanding dedication to our school community. During the inclement weather closure from Friday through Tuesday, they generously gave their personal time to rewire the school for the secondary heating system and install multiple heaters, ensuring our high school remained a warm, safe, and welcoming place for students and staff. Their commitment, teamwork, and pride in supporting our district truly exemplify the spirit of service and make them most deserving of this month’s Superhero Award. 🥇
#togetherwerise 💙 #smallbutmighty
Get ready to relive the excitement, pride, and tradition of Brussels Raiders basketball! Brussels CUSD 42 is thrilled to welcome alumni, families, students, and community members back to the gym for a special evening celebrating the legacy of Raider athletics. This nostalgic event will bring former players, coaches, and fans together to honor past teams, share unforgettable memories, and create new ones. Join us for an electric atmosphere filled with Raider spirit as we celebrate the history, heart, and hometown pride that make Brussels basketball so special. 🏀💙
#TogetherWeRise #SmallButMighty
#TogetherWeRise #SmallButMighty
The Great Duck Drop of 2026 is coming up soon!
If you want a chance to see if you're a lucky duck, the Class of 2028 is selling the Ducks 1 for $5 or 5 for $20. First Place will receive $400, Second Place $250, and Third Place $100.
If you want a chance to see if you're a lucky duck, the Class of 2028 is selling the Ducks 1 for $5 or 5 for $20. First Place will receive $400, Second Place $250, and Third Place $100.
🦅 Inside the Eagle’s Nest 🦅
Even while surviving indoor recess, learning was in full swing inside the Eagle’s Nest!
First Grade students were busy strengthening their language skills as they worked on identifying and using common and proper nouns. They also joined in the fun during STEM time, learning how and why robots are important to space exploration before designing and building their very own robots. 🤖🚀
Second Grade continued the space exploration excitement by learning about the role robots play beyond Earth. Students put their creativity and problem-solving skills to work as they designed and built their own robot models during STEM time.
Fourth Grade students stayed focused and determined as they practiced multi-digit multiplication on IXL. Test time required concentration and perseverance, and our students rose to the challenge. During STEM, they tackled LEGO task cards and tested their problem-solving skills with the cube puzzle.
Indoor recess didn’t slow anyone down—just another great day of learning, creativity, and resilience inside the Eagle’s Nest!
Talking about food and body image can be hard.
Join Cartwheel and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist and Consultant, Dana Sedlak, LCSW, CEDS-C, for a free webinar on helping kids build healthy relationships with food.
Wednesday, February 11 | 12–1 pm ET
Visit this link to reserve your spot:
https://cartwheelcare.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lwdxQgheTZqfycK-jTBgUQ#/registration?utm_source=Iterable%20&utm_medium=email%20&utm_campaign=familywebinarfeb&utm_content=registration
Join Cartwheel and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist and Consultant, Dana Sedlak, LCSW, CEDS-C, for a free webinar on helping kids build healthy relationships with food.
Wednesday, February 11 | 12–1 pm ET
Visit this link to reserve your spot:
https://cartwheelcare.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lwdxQgheTZqfycK-jTBgUQ#/registration?utm_source=Iterable%20&utm_medium=email%20&utm_campaign=familywebinarfeb&utm_content=registration
Do you like planning fun events? Do you want to help make a difference in your child's school? Come join us for our next Brussels PTO meeting on February 6th at 6:30 pm in the Grade School Cafeteria!
We can't wait to see everyone!
#TogetherWeRise
We can't wait to see everyone!
#TogetherWeRise
Good early evening, everyone!
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to share how excited I am to see both our little ones and big ones back at school tomorrow—it truly is the best place to be!
While it’s going to be a chilly start in the morning, the good news is we’re expecting a record high of 30° later in the day, according to the forecast. Basically… shorts weather in January. 😉
I also wanted to let you know that regular bus routes will be running tomorrow morning. Heather and Bruce will both be driving their usual routes. Please allow a little extra space and patience for our buses, especially on the back roads, as they travel safely in these winter conditions.
Thank you so much for your understanding and continued support during these challenging weather days. We truly appreciate it.
Have an amazing evening, and we can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow! Bundle up!
Together We Rise—indeed! 💙
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to share how excited I am to see both our little ones and big ones back at school tomorrow—it truly is the best place to be!
While it’s going to be a chilly start in the morning, the good news is we’re expecting a record high of 30° later in the day, according to the forecast. Basically… shorts weather in January. 😉
I also wanted to let you know that regular bus routes will be running tomorrow morning. Heather and Bruce will both be driving their usual routes. Please allow a little extra space and patience for our buses, especially on the back roads, as they travel safely in these winter conditions.
Thank you so much for your understanding and continued support during these challenging weather days. We truly appreciate it.
Have an amazing evening, and we can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow! Bundle up!
Together We Rise—indeed! 💙
Hello Brussels 42 Families. I hope you are well and staying cozy. 😃
Due to snow-packed and icy backroads, there will be NO SCHOOL tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27. With melting today and refreezing tonight, many backroads are unsafe and do not allow room for two vehicles.
This will be an e-learning day, which allows us to continue learning and check in on students even when we cannot safely meet in person.
I know this can be a hardship for some, and I’m so sorry, but we always err on the side of caution and do not want anyone placed in harm’s way. We certainly hope to return on Wednesday. Please note we will be operating on an adjusted bus route plan on Wednesday morning, as one of our buses will be out of service then for a windshield replacement due to a turkey crashing into it. Yep, you heard that right. A turkey. We are so thankful everyone was okay.
We greatly appreciate everyone’s understanding and look forward to having everyone back in school on Wednesday!
Here’s to the best evening!
Together We Rise! 💙
Due to snow-packed and icy backroads, there will be NO SCHOOL tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27. With melting today and refreezing tonight, many backroads are unsafe and do not allow room for two vehicles.
This will be an e-learning day, which allows us to continue learning and check in on students even when we cannot safely meet in person.
I know this can be a hardship for some, and I’m so sorry, but we always err on the side of caution and do not want anyone placed in harm’s way. We certainly hope to return on Wednesday. Please note we will be operating on an adjusted bus route plan on Wednesday morning, as one of our buses will be out of service then for a windshield replacement due to a turkey crashing into it. Yep, you heard that right. A turkey. We are so thankful everyone was okay.
We greatly appreciate everyone’s understanding and look forward to having everyone back in school on Wednesday!
Here’s to the best evening!
Together We Rise! 💙
Our apologies for the multiple calls today! 🤪
Technology had other plans, and once the calls were sent… there was no stopping them. 🤷🏼♀️
You'll probably receive three and not seventeen, but still.. WE thank you, Brussels staff and families, for your grace, patience, and good humor! 😂
#togetherweRING! 💙
Technology had other plans, and once the calls were sent… there was no stopping them. 🤷🏼♀️
You'll probably receive three and not seventeen, but still.. WE thank you, Brussels staff and families, for your grace, patience, and good humor! 😂
#togetherweRING! 💙
