Please see the opportunity below.
Music updates
Mark Your Calendars for a Community Informational Night at Brimfield High School
February 25, 2026 at 6:00
February 25, 2026 at 6:00
BGS Families: We’ve had 35 responses so far—thank you! Our goal is 80+. Please take 1 minute to complete the December Family Feedback Survey before it closes on Wed, Dec 11. Thank you!
Survey Link: https://forms.gle/chFRuCsFT5yiKtAK6
Part 2 of the BGS and BHS Christmas Walk!
Thank you Mrs. Fisher, Ms. Carroll, Mrs. Goodell, Mr. Inskeep, Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. Zehr, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Gibbs for helping and hosting the BGS and BHS Christmas Walk. Also to all the staff and students who made the building look amazing.
Saturday join the schools at 4:30 for the Brimfield Christmas Walk- Art and Decorations at BGS starting at 4:30 and then Singing and Trivia at BHS after.
*The next two weeks are full of holiday spirit- here are the days if you would like to participate!
*Also the Gift Back flyers from the PTO went home today.
*The next two weeks are full of holiday spirit- here are the days if you would like to participate!
*Also the Gift Back flyers from the PTO went home today.
Please see news from Bright Futures.
December 3, 2025
Dear Brimfield Staff, Parents & Guardians:
During this time of year when inclement weather makes its presence known, we all must adjust and respond to the conditions that are thrown our way by Mother Nature.
As a school administrator, it is my job to make decisions on closing school based on whether or not the temperature and road conditions are safe for traveling to and from school. These decisions are not often easy to make, as closing our schools due to inclement weather is a serious decision that disrupts the lives of kids, staff members, and parents. One of our priorities is to make certain our students are here at school, learning and working towards their academic success.
In past years, there were instances where the cancellation of school was prevented through the use of delayed starts. By utilizing this approach, the weather conditions improved, and our local road crews had extra time to prepare the road for safer travels. I realize that we have a large area that encompasses our district boundaries, and not all roads and streets get treated equally throughout it. Please know that as parent/guardians, it is your prerogative to not send your child if you feel the roads are not safe enough to travel.
When I make a decision to delay or cancel school, I am doing so based on my assessment of the roads, as I wake up on mornings where inclement weather is possible/present, and drive a route that is a good representation of our district. I also consult with our transportation director, and various township road commissioners. We watch weather patterns to try to assess what to expect from those forecasts. With these practices, I am able to more accurately make the decision on school delays or cancellations.
This is just to serve as a reminder that delayed starts will be utilized if the situation is warranted. If a late start is used on a Wednesday School Improvement Day (where we would normally let out at 1:50), we will switch to a regular dismissal time of 3:00 PM. On a day where we have a scheduled 11:30 AM dismissal, I would either utilize a 1-hour delay, or cancel the student attendance day completely and possibly utilize a Remote Learning Day.
Please make sure to prepare yourself for these scenarios in the event we should need to enact these procedures. If you have any questions, please contact the District Office and I will be happy to discuss.
Educationally Yours,
Chad Jones
Superintendent
Dear Brimfield Staff, Parents & Guardians:
During this time of year when inclement weather makes its presence known, we all must adjust and respond to the conditions that are thrown our way by Mother Nature.
As a school administrator, it is my job to make decisions on closing school based on whether or not the temperature and road conditions are safe for traveling to and from school. These decisions are not often easy to make, as closing our schools due to inclement weather is a serious decision that disrupts the lives of kids, staff members, and parents. One of our priorities is to make certain our students are here at school, learning and working towards their academic success.
In past years, there were instances where the cancellation of school was prevented through the use of delayed starts. By utilizing this approach, the weather conditions improved, and our local road crews had extra time to prepare the road for safer travels. I realize that we have a large area that encompasses our district boundaries, and not all roads and streets get treated equally throughout it. Please know that as parent/guardians, it is your prerogative to not send your child if you feel the roads are not safe enough to travel.
When I make a decision to delay or cancel school, I am doing so based on my assessment of the roads, as I wake up on mornings where inclement weather is possible/present, and drive a route that is a good representation of our district. I also consult with our transportation director, and various township road commissioners. We watch weather patterns to try to assess what to expect from those forecasts. With these practices, I am able to more accurately make the decision on school delays or cancellations.
This is just to serve as a reminder that delayed starts will be utilized if the situation is warranted. If a late start is used on a Wednesday School Improvement Day (where we would normally let out at 1:50), we will switch to a regular dismissal time of 3:00 PM. On a day where we have a scheduled 11:30 AM dismissal, I would either utilize a 1-hour delay, or cancel the student attendance day completely and possibly utilize a Remote Learning Day.
Please make sure to prepare yourself for these scenarios in the event we should need to enact these procedures. If you have any questions, please contact the District Office and I will be happy to discuss.
Educationally Yours,
Chad Jones
Superintendent
Help BGS grow! Share your thoughts in our December Family Feedback Survey. Your ideas make a difference! Survey closes next Wednesday, December 10th! https://forms.gle/2UdRs6NopkDBK9Px5
Families. Half of our PTO Spiritwear was shipped Monday and the other half was delivered to students today based on individual ordering preferences. Thank you for supporting BGS and our PTO!
BGS December Family Newsletter! Be sure to take our December Family Feedback Survey and check put November's survey results and action steps! A link for the survey is in the newsletter! https://app.smore.com/n/rhfg4
District Update: We are continuing to address HVAC issues in some areas of Brimfield Grade School. All PK-12 students will have in-person learning tomorrow. A temporary fix is expected this afternoon, while the full repair will be completed in the coming days. If any areas remain too cold for learning, students will be temporarily relocated. With winter here, it’s a good idea to dress warmly! Thanks!
Good morning,
BGS is having hvac issues in many rooms in the primary hallway, office, and Kelly walker’s hallway. Dress warm today. The problems have been identified, parts ordered, and will be resolved soon. Just a heads up. If it doesn’t get fixed today, we will look at alternate learning possibilities for the rest of the week. We will make those decisions by the end of the school day today. Thanks for your flexibility.
Have a good week,
Chad
Due to the weather, tonight's championship game in the Peoria Heights Boys Basketball Turkey Tournament has been postponed. The championship game betwwen Brimfield and Peoria Heights has been rescheduled for Monday night, tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 PM.
Happy Thanksgiving! Early dismissal Tuesday 11-25-25 and No school Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
If you are in the giving mood we are still looking for some items from our Amazon Wishlist to Deck the Halls- https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/R7P8FCJ0OKP?ref_=wl_share
If you are in the giving mood we are still looking for some items from our Amazon Wishlist to Deck the Halls- https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/R7P8FCJ0OKP?ref_=wl_share
Brimfield Grade School families:
"It's Time!"
Our Turkey has come down a few days early so our kids and staff could hold our annual tradition of Decking the Halls today!
Yesterday, our Entrepreneurship class welcomed Diana Natale, owner of Voilà Macarons. She shared her journey and the passion behind turning her idea into a successful business. Students enjoyed hearing real-world insights and asking questions about what it takes to make a dream a reality.
As a special treat, Diana brought macarons for everyone to try—some students tasted them for the first time! We are grateful she took time during her busy pre-holiday season to inspire our future entrepreneurs."
The halls are being decked. Come see all the holiday decor at the Brimfield Christmas Walk.
Thank you for all the donations so far we will use these each year. If you want to help we still have items on the wishlist. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/R7P8FCJ0OKP?ref_=wl_share
