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Commencement 2020: Virtual Ceremony
Tune in at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 5 to celebrate the Class of 2020!
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District programs to be held virtually this summer
Register NOW for STEP 21, LEAP 21, Bright Start and Credit Recovery High School!
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Senior Week celebrates Class of 2020
Brooklyn Center High School staff members celebrated the Class of 2020 during the week of May 11.
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Relationships at the Center of Earle Brown Restructure
Family House model to roll out in fall 2020.
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Why I Stand Front and Center For You - Dan Severson
Dan Severson, P.E. teacher at Earle Brown, stands front and center. “I stand for making students and staff from different walks of life feel welcomed as a part of the BC family!”
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Students discover their own paths through AVID
The Advancement via Individual Determination (AVID) program at Brooklyn Center Middle and High School STEAM is built on the belief that students are active partners in their own education and choose their own path.
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Why I Stand Front and Center For You - Renee Starr
Youth Programs Manager Renee Starr stands front and center for you. “I love working for BCCS because collaboration, inclusivity and unity are all part of social justice, which is what I stand front and center for.”
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Update from Dr. Baker about distance learning, grading
What students and families can expect to see for end of year grades.
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STEAM-powered curriculum comes to life in sixth grade amusement park project
This spring, sixth grade teachers collaborated to create a new unit incorporating all aspects of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) education resulting in a thrilling, hands-on experience for students.
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Why I Stand Front and Center For You - Cari Zepeda
Cari Zepeda, occupational therapist at Earle Brown, stands front and center for you. “I believe in the power of community schools and the importance of reducing barriers to education.”
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Why I Stand Front and Center For You - Jakarta Turner
Jakarta Turner, Bright Start and Baby Steps manager, stands front and center for you. “I stand front and center for the youngest of Centaurs. I strive to provide them with a safe and caring learning environment while guiding parents through their stages of development and establishing strong parent relationships in an equitable and inclusive setting.”
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Family Town Halls with Principal Fraser
Principal Fraser is inviting Brooklyn Center Middle and High School families to virtual Family Town Hall meetings in May.
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Two Brooklyn Center schools named Project Lead the Way Distinguished Schools
Earle Brown Elementary and Brooklyn Center Middle School were recognized for increasing access, engagement, and achievement in our PLTW programs.
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Centaur Staff Appreciation Week 2020: May 4 – 8
Take some time to recognize a special staff member in your life this week
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BCCS art teachers provide art supplies to students at home with the help of Kids in Need Minnesota
Chloe Cotherman, high school art visual teacher, worked with local nonprofit Kids in Need to provide art supplies to high school students at home.
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Update about Graduation
An update from Principal Fraser about commencement for the Class of 2020.
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May 1 and 4 are non-student days
Distance learning will not take place so staff members can participate in professional development and continue planning for the remainder of the school year.
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Why I Stand Front and Center For You - Miamon Queeglay
Miamon Queeglay, community schools manager, stands front and center for students and their families. “I love working for an organization that works effortlessly to remove the complex web of barriers integrated in education-systemic racism and calling out white privilege.”
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