About Brookfield

BROOKFIELD SCHOOL VISION STATEMENT

Brookfield School is a safe, inclusive, and welcoming community where diversity is celebrated, every voice is valued, and all students are inspired to achieve high academic standards, develop strong character, and foster a lifelong love of learning. Guided by our commitment to equality, excellence, and open communication, we strive to create a place where teachers love to teach, and students are eager to learn.

The Brookfield School Offers

• Reading initiatives, peer and buddy reading, math and literacy learning centers.
• The Character Strong program for character education.
• A vibrant Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) that supports active learning and sponsors activities including the annual Book Fairs, Annual Spring Fun Day, several dances throughout the year, Bingo for Books, Literacy Nights and Family Games Nights are offered in conjunction with the Title I Department and our family engagement department
• Student of the Month recognition program.

Building & Facilities

Built in 1963, our campus includes 38 classrooms serving students PreK-5th grade. We have a 250-seat cafeteria and auditorium, library, gymnasium, fenced in rear courtyard (play area), and a fenced in area in front of the school. We also have a softball field, student/staff picnic area and other green spaces classes use to take learning outside of the classroom

PARTNERS IN LEARNING

When we see the school as part of the family, every child’s learning becomes a shared mission—one that unites school and home in helping them thrive.

LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Students at Brookfield can participate in extracurricular and after-school activities that foster creativity, problem-solving and collaborative skills through the Extended Day and 21st Century programs. We offer clubs, chorus, band and Community Schools programs. We also have a very active Student Council.

BEAR PRIDE

Brookfield offers a variety of activities and celebrations that make students feel connected to our school community. They include family activities like the Bingo for Books, Literacy Nights and Family Games Nights offered in conjunction with the Title I Department.