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Friday, May 16th - Today is an "A" day
Falcon Time Today:
- Card Games (Stoikes' Room)
- Senior Privilege
Green Spaces:
- HS >> LMC, Commons & Varsity Gym @ 2:40
Early Dismissals:
- HS Track @ 12:50
- Baseball @2:35
I LUNCH: I
FRI
16th |
Pizza or Cook’s Choice, Fruit Salad |
MON
19th |
Loaded Nachos or Pizza Burger |
TUES
20th |
Cook's Choice |
WED
21st |
Cook's Choice
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THUR
22nd |
Sub Sandwich or Uncrustable, Macaroni Salad, Chips, Cookie |
FRI
23rd |
Hot Dog or Brat, Chips, Ice Cream |
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SPORTS: I
Reminder to student-athletes: 4th quarter grades will determine academic eligibility for Fall sports.
FRI
16th |
- HS Track @ Boscobel: 3:30 ( Rob R / DISMISS 12:50; BHS 1:05 )
- Baseball @ North Crawford: 5:00 ( Driver TBA / DISMISS 2:35; BHS 2:50 )
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SAT
17th |
- Softball @ Viroqua Invite: 10:00 ( Kelly W / N- 7:55; W- 8:05: O- 8:15 )
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MON
19th |
- Baseball / Softball hosts Wonewoc Center: 5:00
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TUES
20th |
- HS Track hosts Scenic Bluffs Conference Meet: 4:30 ( ADMISSION: Adults $4; Students $2 )
- Baseball / Softball @ Hillsboro: 5:00 ( Kelly W / DISMISS 3:15; BHS 3:30 )
- JV Baseball @ Royall: 4:30 DH ( Charlie N / DISMISS 2:50; BHS 3:05 )
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THUR
22nd |
- JV Baseball hosts Cashton: 5:00
- Varsity Baseball @ Blair-Taylor: 5:00 ( Charlie N / DISMISS 2:25; BHS 2:40 )
- JH Track @ Bangor: 4:00 ( Lee S / DISMISS 2:00; BHS 2:15 )
- HS Track @ Sparta: 4:00 ( Rob R / DISMISS 2:10; BHS 2:25 )
- Softball @ C-FC: 5:00 ( Kelly W / DISMISS 2:10; BHS 2:25 )
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TUES
27th |
- HS Track @ Luther ( WIAA Regionals ): 4:00 ( Lee S / BHS 1:30 ) ( ADMISSION: $6 )
- Baseball @ LaFarge: 5:00 ( Dan H / BHS 3:35 )
- Softball hosts TBA ( WIAA Regionals ): 5:00 ( ADMISSION: $6 )
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THUR
22nd |
- Baseball @ TBA ( WIAA Regionals ): 5:00 ( Dan H / Times TBA ) ( ADMISSION: $6 )
- Softball hosts TBA ( WIAA Regionals ): 5:00 ( ADMISSION: $6 )
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Congratulations to Eli John who broke TWO school records at the Bangor Track Invite:
- Triple Jump ( 44'11.75" )
- 300 Hurdles ( 41.72 ) *This record had stood since 1990.
| MARCH / APRIL |
TRACK |
BASEBALL |
SOFTBALL |
ATHLETES
OF THE MONTH |
Miranda Arndt
Gracin Stebbins |
Braeden Pasch |
Payge Clark
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Please welcome our new Athletic Director: Heidi Maurhoff
Her official start date is July 1st, until then, she will be working alongside Mr. Clinton.
I COMING UP: I
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UPCOMING EVENTS FOR SENIORS: |
| Fri. 16th |
Deadline for returning books, student fines & gap decoration |
| Mon. 19th |
FT Student Success Assembly (Varsity Gym) |
| Tues. 20th |
Checkout sheets handed out to Seniors |
| Wed. 21st |
Turn in computers, Senior grades due & Senior Parade & Riversend Pizza |
| Thur. 22nd |
Senior checkout, breakfast, time capsules, caps & gowns, group picture, district-wide walk-thru, graduation rehearsal |
The yearbooks have arrived. They were distributed on Wednesday, May 14th, during Falcon Time. If you are not sure if you ordered one, check the list located on the wall next to Mrs. Ferries' room. If you haven't purchased one and would like one, there are some extras available. Cost is $55.
There will be a Forensics Ice Cream Social at school on Sunday, May 18th, at 2:00pm. All Forensics participants and their families are welcome to attend. Students will be recognized for their achievements this season, and State medals will be distributed.
Fall Theatre Auditions will be Sunday, May 18th at 4:00pm. This fall's productions will be "Greek Mythology Olympaganza" and "Charlotte's Web." There will be an informational meeting on Thursday, May 15th during FT. Any individuals not able to attend the meeting should email Mr. Nofsinger by Thursday.
I STUDENTS OF THE YEAR: I
Fernanda Garcia Barr (11th)
Fernanda works hard on all of her classwork, helps classmates with their work, advocates for her own learning by asking for help to ensure comprehension. She exemplifies being responsible, driven to do her best, and is always willing to help others. Her work is meticulous. She completes homework to understand, not just to get it done. She is engaged in material and asks questions. She is always pleasant and welcoming with her peers.
Ava Gruen (10th Grade)
Ava Gruen is a great role model, empathetic and helps others without being asked. She stands at the top of her class through consistent hard work and a strong commitment to academic excellence. She gives 100% in everything she does. Her quiet determination, respectful nature, and kind demeanor make her not only a leader among her peers, but also a joy to work with. She exemplifies what it means to be a well-rounded and dedicated student.
Samantha Markee (9th Grade)
Sami is an all around great student. Works hard in her classes, extracurriculars, and sports. Tries very hard in school while excelling in an array of extra-curriculars. Always kind, respectful, and responsible. Puts forth her best effort and goes above and beyond to help peers.
Stella Mack (8th Grade)
Stella is a great leader. She is hardworking, helpful to her peers, and doesn't back down from a challenge. She is also very respectful, responsible, and positive!
Emma Wiedmeyer (7th Grade)
Emma really came out of her shell this year. She works hard to improve and always does what is right even when it is hard to do. Emma is also polite and caring.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & REMINDERS: I
2025-26 Choir Awards: Leonard Bernstein Award: Madalyn Wallerman, Directors Choice Award: Madilyne Rasmussen, National Student Choral Award: Brayden Thieman & Willow Pasch, State Solo Ensemble: Ruth Wooten, Shannon Bryant- Sheehan
2025-26 Band Awards: Director's Award- Austin Lee, Patrick S. Gilmore Award (runner-up): Ben Wooten & Willow Pasch, John Philip Sousa Award: Deanna Wallace, State Solo Ensemble: -Sophomore wind ensemble:
Miranda, Jestee, Marissa, Mason, Aubrey, Madilyne, Cooper, & Isabella -Cooper Powell: Bari Sax solo
Congrats to all the students that were selected to be part of The Chords for the 2025-26 Season: Ruth Wooten, Miranda Arndt, Breanna Nevismal, Floresita Lopez Bautista, Madilyne Rasmussen, Madalyn Wallerman, Jestee Tainter, Jimena Mendoza, Drew Higashi Yoder, Quincy Amberson, Elijah John, Austin Freed, Gracin Stebbins, Cooper Powell
Congratulations to all of the Seniors who received awards and/or scholarships at the Senior Awards Night!
Brookwood High School Artists of the Year are Ariana Martinez Koltermann, Savannah Groom Cruz, Emma Baldwin and Deja Jimenez.
Two students within the Spanish program at Brookwood were selected for awards from the Wisconsin Association for Language Teachers (WAFLT). Senior, Joselyne Santos Garcia, received the 2025 WAFLT Honors in Language Study Award for her achievements in world language education and her desire to continue developing as a globally competent individual. Junior, Alivia Brandau, received the 2025 WAFLT Excellence in Language Study Award for her exceptional language achievement and dedication to learning languages.
Congratulations to our 2025 Prom King & Queen: Drew Powell & Fernanda Garcia Barr!
And a shout out to everyone that helped to make this year's prom memorable!
Congratulations to the voted members of our 2025 Junior Prom Court:
- (Girls) Marianela Alcantar, Mily Alcantar, Fernanda Garcia Barr, Evelyn Gibson, Katelyn Lee, Ellie Thieman, Brynn Thurston & Calista Zimmerman
- (Boys): Cullen Brueggeman, Jackson Cunitz, Wyatt Ford, Gavin Havlik, Josue Nicolas Velasco, Drew Powell, Mitchell Schlafer & Owen Wang.
Congratulations to Falcon Softball players Emily Cunitz & Deanna Wallace, who have been selected to play in this summer's Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Senior All Star game.
No staying after school without approval AND supervision by a coach, teacher or advisor. If you are lifting weights, you are to stay in the weight room.
Ms. Holte's Art Room has moved to it's new location; located in the 4th grade hallway, Room 334 (Mrs. Cale's old room).
Backpacks will need to be kept in your locker even during Falcon Time. They are not allowed in the classrooms. Consequences will be given for not following through.
The locker rooms will remain locked during the day. Students can still have access to their lockers with staff permission. Please be mindful of the items you may need throughout the day to avoid interruptions unless necessary.
A note from the cafeteria: No "a la carte" items if your lunch balance is in the negative.
The kitchen will be closed for students, every day from 10:45 - 11:20am (start of JH Lunch). No purchases will be made during this time.