Brookside Bulletin

Happy Fall! Fall is such a fun time of year. We have holidays to look forward to and our students are settled into school and already showing tremendous academic growth! We thank our teachers and students, as well as each parent, for making this growth possible.

Just a quick reminder that Fall Break will be October 17 and 18 this year. In addition, we will not have school on Monday, October 21 as that will be a Parent Teacher Conference Comp day. Enjoy your 5-day weekend! I hope you and your family enjoy your Fall Break and take some time to rejuvenate and re energize.

Thank you to each parent, teacher, faculty and staff member, as well as each child for your dedication and commitment to education. We are so blessed to have a supportive Brookside community!

Ms. Jennifer Grant

October 1= 2nd grade field trip to Cornbelly’s

October 10= Student Council Workshop at Brookside

October 11= 3rd grade field trip to the Springville Museum of Art

October 11= Fire Drill

October 16= 1st grade field trip to Cornbelly’s

October 16= PTA Meeting at 11:30

October 16= SCC Meeting at 12:30

October 16= Last Day of First Term

October 17-18= Fall Break

October 21= No School: Parent Teacher Comp Day

October 22= First Day of Second Term

October 25= Tiger of the Month Lunch

October 28-Nov. 1= Book Fair

October 31= Halloween Parade and Class Parties

Students and parents are invited to attend the Book Fair before and after school the week of October 28 - November 1. It will be open each morning from 8:45-9:15 and again from 3:30-4:00 pm. Thank you for your support!

We will have a Halloween parade on Thursday, October 31 at 2:45pm. Students will parade around the outside of the school. Parents are welcome to come and watch the parade and cheer on our students!

In case of inclement weather, the parade will be moved inside the building and parents are welcome to sit and watch in the gym.

As a reminder, students are not permitted to wear violent or gory costumes. No weapons, real or fake, will be permitted either. If face paint is worn, we must be able to recognize the student.