District Mission Statement
The School District of Brown Deer is a learning community committed to graduate students with skills and a sense of purpose to adapt, thrive, and excel in a changing world.
District Achievement Goal
By the 2012 school year, 100% of our students will be proficient/advanced in all content areas with an emphasis in reading, writing, and math as identified by teacher SMART goals.
The School District of Brown Deer is a learning community committed to graduate students with skills and a sense of purpose to adapt, thrive, and excel in a changing world.
District Achievement Goal
By the 2012 school year, 100% of our students will be proficient/advanced in all content areas with an emphasis in reading, writing, and math as identified by teacher SMART goals.
Great Things in Brown Deer!
The Board of Education, administrators, and staff are continuing their work to improve student achievement, to provide all students with the skills necessary to succeed in the 21st century, and to prepare them for a wide variety of promising opportunities after high school. Parent and community involvement is a key component to ensure that every student will graduate with the skills necessary to adapt, thrive, and excel.
We invite you to view this video presentation, highlighting the wonderful opportunities, experiences, and many valued partnerships throughout the community. It truly does take a Village to sustain a strong school district, committed to providing the best possible education for all students.
Brown Deer Students Make Headlines!
Students and staff at Dean Elementary School recently held a luncheon and assembly celebrating the country of Laos. In December, Germany will be highlighted. These activities are part of this year's Celebrate Around the World project. Parents are invited to attend monthly assemblies and join their children for lunch. All are encouraged to wear their traditional ethnic dress to honor their cultural heritage. Celebrations will continue through the end of the school year.
The Association of Business Students at BDHS will host their 3rd Holiday Drop N' Shop on Sunday, Dec. 13 at the high school. Hours are 10 am to 3 pm. Parents may drop off their children while they complete their holiday shopping. $5 for first child; $2 for each additional child. To reserve your place, email cslater@browndeerschools.com no later than Dec. 2. Proceeds will help business students with competition and travel expenses.
The Association of Business Students at BDHS will host their 3rd Holiday Drop N' Shop on Sunday, Dec. 13 at the high school. Hours are 10 am to 3 pm. Parents may drop off their children while they complete their holiday shopping. $5 for first child; $2 for each additional child. To reserve your place, email cslater@browndeerschools.com no later than Dec. 2. Proceeds will help business students with competition and travel expenses.
District Celebrates American Education Week
November 15-21 is American Education Week. This year's theme is Great Public Schools Benefit Everyone. To assist parents in helping their children find success, a reference guide entitled Classroom Connections will be sent home with students in grades K4 through 8th grade. Free copies are also available at the Administrative Services Center, 8200 N. 60th Street. Thank you to the Brown Deer community for your continued support of our Brown Deer schools.
STEP Opportunities Available for BD Seniors
Brown Deer property owners aged 55 and over have an opportunity to assist in our schools and receive earnings for their work to offset local school property taxes. The Senior Tax Exchange Program began here two years ago and is patterned after a program that began in Kaukauna more than 15 years ago. Interested? Contact Jan Williams at 414-371-6932 or jwilliams@browndeerschools.com. Both seniors and students benefit from this wonderful program.
November 15-21 is American Education Week. This year's theme is Great Public Schools Benefit Everyone. To assist parents in helping their children find success, a reference guide entitled Classroom Connections will be sent home with students in grades K4 through 8th grade. Free copies are also available at the Administrative Services Center, 8200 N. 60th Street. Thank you to the Brown Deer community for your continued support of our Brown Deer schools.
STEP Opportunities Available for BD Seniors
Brown Deer property owners aged 55 and over have an opportunity to assist in our schools and receive earnings for their work to offset local school property taxes. The Senior Tax Exchange Program began here two years ago and is patterned after a program that began in Kaukauna more than 15 years ago. Interested? Contact Jan Williams at 414-371-6932 or jwilliams@browndeerschools.com. Both seniors and students benefit from this wonderful program.
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Public Notice of Nondiscrimination
The School District of Brown Deer does not discriminate against pupils on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability or handicap in its educational programs or activities including all career and technical education classes and programs. Federal law prohibits discrimination in education or employment on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, sex, religion or handicap. Questions, comments or concerns can be addressed by any school administrator.
