Programs and Events

Brookwood families, students, and employees went to the past to learn about Afro-Americans who made great contributions to medicine, science, art, sports, and joy. We were amazed at the expressiveness of the students' doodles and demonstrations depicting America's magnificent African-Americans. Paired with the wax museum were figures that certified "Taste of the Soul" - a test of second-foot food made with love and tremendous flavor. Fried chicken, ribs, pasta, cheese, delicious potatoes, herbs, cornbread, and happy lemonade were on offer! What a great day it was as a Brookwood trough! Thank you to Mrs. Leah Connector and Mr. Martin Garay for mentoring Brookwood's third graders. Here are some great photos of Sujonar Trout, Boker T. Washington, Mae Jamison, Smokey Robinson, and Carl Lewis. Enjoy!

Monday, February 11th - 100th Day of School

This day is the 100th day! The children in Ms. Dauni and Ms. Vagamon's classes taught us how to use our imaginations to think up to 100!

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Thursday, November 15th Tsarist Surprise

Students from 3rd to 5th grades had fun in the Middle Ages. Pam Buschle, a civil servant who is thinking of retiring, planned this event to surprise her students and show her gratitude. See below for details!

Wednesday, October 31st Crop Day

Today is Crop Day! Students and staff dressed in suits and walked elegantly through the hallways. The workers were dressed in Waldo costumes and we paid close attention to finding them! We had fun with movies, games and food! Thank you to all the families who enjoyed a day of harvest with us.

Thursday, October 25th Rainbow Painting

"Life is not promising while the hurricane rains. And learn to dance in the rain!" Breast cancer and other cancers have impacted our conversations with students, parents, friends, colleagues, and us. On this day, Brookwood employees stand in solidarity with all the hunters and survivors of the "50 Kings of Pink". Forward! Fight! Win! #You got this! #Bestrong #faithHopecouragelove #cureisonTheway!

Friday, October 19th is Mother's Day at school!

What a day, KP'S held "Bring Mom to School" at all elementary schools and gained a great success! Brookwood more than 500 mothers, grandmothers, moms, and students enjoyed breakfast at Chick Philharmonic A. Naikadela Debage has told mothers a heartfelt message about patience and courage. We are happy to accept the family, but the most important thing is that the family has entrusted us to us and society. "Invitation, respect, listen, affirm, make you feel like a guest, and if you love the children, they will surely come!" #Wearekentwood! #Createtoserve #BrOOKWOODMSROCK! #ThechildrenareOurfutur  #ThanksTeambrookwood ♥ ️ ♥ ️!

October 3rd (Wednesday) Bop Wocathath

B-BOP is a general school document collection to promote healthy lifestyles and eating habits. Students run on a path, run, jump, walk, and dance. Students collect donations according to the number of circles they have adopted. Brookwood ran more than 650 circles. The total number of circles is equivalent to walking to Chicago.

Thursday, September 2 7-Yakiniku, cold, reading with your dad!

I would like to thank the dads who cooked, served, covered, cleaned, cleaned and washed the table, and the family who participated in the grill, cold, reading with dad. More than 450 people participated in this event, and the literacy strategy was attractive and interesting! And the grill was also wonderful! #BrOOKWOODDADSWORK

August 20th (Monday) First day to school

Today is the first school day in August 2018. The staff and the students line up on the road and sing the school song happily. Brookwood, Brookwood, we love schools!

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May 9th (Wednesday) Talent Show

Brookwood is talented! In the annual talent show, Brookwood students showed their talents and won awards, delighting their families. The song, dance, poetry, karate presentation delighted family, students, and school staff. Brookwood students are definitely full of talent!

April 14th (Sat) Jump Jam

Brookwood and Sortwood Arch participated in the jump jam held in Debos Place. Jump Jam is an unpaid jump tournament aimed at strengthening the health and healing of children in western Michigan. The Kentwood students did a wonderful job representing the district. I would like to thank Charles McRemer and Porsche Johnson for the leadership for this attempt.

27 February 201 8-African American Wax Museum

Guests from the past and present visited Brookwood this week. Our third graders organized the 5th Annual Afro-American Wax Museum. This is always a special event for Brookwood students, employees, and families. Thank you to our third graders, Ms. Garay, and Ms. Sisco for creating special memories and sharing stories about the many great Afro-Americans who contributed greatly to the development of our society and the world.

February 19 - Parade in Honor of the President-in-Chief

ASD students decorated carts and wagons and walked through the school with their classmates and high school friends in honor of the President-in-Chief. At the end of the parade, our Autistics presented reports from past presidents and reports from families! Being an American and Trot Brookwood!

January 15, 2018 Martin Luther King Day

The entire school came together in the new center to celebrate Martin Luther King Day. The kids watched a video about why this day is important to all of us. Then we celebrated with cupcakes in the dining room. It was a great experience!

22 Dec 2018 - Celebration!

We hope you had a great holiday!

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13 June 2017 - 3rd Grade Trip to Mackinaw

Brookwood 3rd graders, employees, and their families traveled to St. Ise via the Mackinaw Bridge. The students researched and presented their reports on the world's largest suspension bridge that spans Lake Michigan, Groen Lake, Mackinaw Island, and the upper peninsula. They then took the ferry to Mackinaw Island. Besides the ferry ride, we had the opportunity to:

A. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride to the island past the Grand Hotel B. Check out the butterfly exhibit C. Learn about Mackinaw history D. "Take a breath" E.~"Watch a Civil War soldier demonstration at Fort Mackinaw G. Enjoy shopping and sightseeing

And lastly, but most importantly, have a blast at Mackinavia Ice Cream and Rondo. Oh, lipstick! lol. What a trip! Thank you to Mr. Cisco, Mr. Garay, and Mr. Beth for creating this opportunity for your students and families. "A mind stretched by new experiences can never revert to old ideas."

June 6, 2017 Trip to Detroit

"Students do not know such things from such things they speak, they have to admit it from their personal experience." The 31 employees, 31 Guardiasa, went on a journey to Detroit. The trip to Detroit began at 7 am. 1 Our destination was Detroit Zoo. Sai, Kirin, Kujak, lion, tiger, bear, what a hell! " After that, I visited the African American Museum in Charles Light. It was a fun and interesting skill for the manager, students, and staff. Students described the roots of Afro Americans to today from cotton fields, including Motau, Africa, Sangoku Slaves, and Motau. It was like this. "Cool!" I passed Fox Theater, Ko American Park, Ford Field, and ate at the town of Red Wing in Hockey. The pizza was delicious. Our journey ended at Clambrook University in Bloomfield, Michigan. Therefore, the students deepened their knowledge of power, exercise, substances, and Michigan, and King Tuts exhibitions. Cranbrook Science had a curious and interesting experience. I would like to thank Dr. Vanvrit and Dr. Yongve Liga for making unforgettable memories for students and family. "Don't learn from the beginning, experience it. Experience, not learning about it!"

25 May 201 7-Form a memory that cannot be written!

"We basically didn't know what they were remembering.~No change

Approximately 90 students, their families, and four employees spent a day in Chicago, making and enjoying wonderful memories. That day began when the students visited the planetarium Adler. This space continued the fifth grade classroom and the stereotypes of science. Brookwood's dads walked along Michigan Avenue to guarantee him that all supporters, companions and employees had Garrett's Chicago-style popcorn bag. Hmm. After this, the students entered Portilos, a famous restaurant in Chicago. He filled his stomach with hot dogs, cheeseburgers, tender, and beef with beef, headed to the Zoo from Lincoln Park to the zoo. The lion is ugly, the monkey shouts, the Peacock is dignified in its habitat, and the students stared at them with ecstatic eyes! Finally, the students visited Shainberg Castle during a medieval dinner. Brookwood was sick for the redhead knight. But not our knights won, but all skills were the victory of our innocent students.

27 April 201 7-We are talking about autism, we are listening

Yesterday evening, our visiting, temporary and instructional staff hosted students with autism and their families. Students played and parents talked. Parents still visit classes to recognize strategies that help students become independent, communicate and socialize.

"Everyone has a mountain to climb, but at Brookwood, autism was not a mountain to climb, it was a mountain to conquer"

April 24, 2017 - First Grade Trip to Frederick Meyer's Garden!

Brookwood believes in creating amazing opportunities for learning beyond the secondary level. First graders explored the current cycle and worked with the education section to take a field trip to Frederick Meyer's Garden to see butterflies as a climax.

March 2, 2017 - See what's really happening in Falcon Land!

We'd like to thank the Varsity Football Team and Coach Kimbrough for their role in KPS's mentoring program "Be A Dream". The students at Brookwood High School and Explorer High School seemed really happy that their Falcon mentors spent time reading to them and participated in their classes. We are grateful for the memorable memoirs they provided for the students. We look forward to your continued support of the Falcons! 2017. 3. 1 Wax Museum "Black Affairs

Our students, employees and families were visited by well-known Afro-Americans who made a great contribution to the plight of America. Harriet Tubman, Hank Aaron, Oprah Winfrey, Diana Ross, Ray Charles, Mae Jamison, US President Barack and First Lady Michelle Obama - these are just some of the many figures that Brookwood 3rd graders portrayed in this drama production. This project was a continuation of the stereotypes of the 3rd graders in terms of their studies, messages and speeches. The students did a great job. For example, we are proud of them. Thank you to Mr. Martin Garay and Ms. Anna Sisco for what Brookwood Memoirs basically did!

14 February 2017 - Our students spread their commitment at Brookwood

Time to party! Thank you to the Guardians for the great food, games and communication!

11 February 2017 Brookwood students practiced their business skills

Each year, Brookwood students donate $1, 000 to support the American Heart Association. The Jump Rope for Heart promotion was a huge success and brought a lot of fun!

Saturday, January 21, 2017 Brookwood students and families celebrate Chinese New Year

Personality Cock-a-doodle-doo

People born in the year of the Rooster are honest, energetic, intelligent, flexible and self-confident. However, according to Chinese astrology, your zodiac year is considered one of the most unlucky years of life.

The general image of a person of this sign is that they are hardworking, resourceful, self-confident and talented. In addition, they are active, talkative and fun, which makes them popular among people. They are happiest in the company of their peers and enjoy being the center of attention. They are born with enviable abilities, but they also have drawbacks, such as being seen as vain and arrogant, and tending to brag about their accomplishments.

Strengths: Healthy, athletic, self-confident.

Weaknesses: A bit sensitive, easily stressed, moody

Friday, January 20, 2017 July in January Pool Party/Pizzeria

Squirt. Splash! Brookwood students, families and staff enjoyed swimming in the pool at EKHS. The Bobcats had a great time swimming, enjoying pizza and snacks!

Friday, January 10, 2017 Bradshaw Boogie Family Dance

Families, students and staff danced to the beat of old and new school music. "I feel it in my bones. Dance, dance, dance. I can't stop this feeling.

Justin Timberlake~