The Eagles are heading to UNK to kick things off on the track. Good luck to all of our athletes!
District Champs!!!
So proud of our speech team for bringing home the District Championship and an incredible day of performances. We had multiple state qualifiers and so many strong finishes across events.
Duet:
Reanna Davis & Katie Loostrom – 4th
Andrew Robison & Jayvin Gentry – 5th
Serious Prose:
Abby Robison – 3rd (State Bound)
Reanna Davis – 5th
Persuasive:
Brooke Lydic – 2nd (State Bound)
Alexis Buck – 5th
Informative:
Ava Foster – Champion (State Bound)
Carlee Tillman – 2nd (State Bound)
Poetry:
Brie Miller – 4th
POI:
Abby Robison – 2nd (State Bound)
Violet Gentry – 3rd (State Bound)
Humorous Prose:
Marlee Seamann – 5th
Jayvin Gentry – 6th
Entertainment:
Helen Drinkuth – Champion (State Bound)
Zoe Johnson – 2nd (State Bound)
Extemporaneous:
Samual Winter – 4th
Katie Loostrom – 5th
Congratulations to all of our competitors and best of luck to those heading to state!
During the recent fires, our Brady students showed what it truly means to support their community.
Some of our students were on the front lines. Cinch, a cadet firefighter, spent the day actively fighting fires and even had the opportunity to meet Governor Pillen today. Andrew, Payton, Tyler, Canin, and Carter were also out helping with firefighting efforts. Others stepped in to care for animals, making sure they were fed and had water during a stressful time.
We also had many students helping behind the scenes—preparing sandwiches and breakfast burritos, organizing donations, and doing whatever was needed to support those affected. Makenna, Kali, Ava, Aubrey, Braelynn, Samuel, and many others jumped in without hesitation.
We know there are even more students who helped in ways big and small, and we are proud of every single one of them.
Our students showed resilience, compassion, and a willingness to step up when their community needed them most.
Some of our students were on the front lines. Cinch, a cadet firefighter, spent the day actively fighting fires and even had the opportunity to meet Governor Pillen today. Andrew, Payton, Tyler, Canin, and Carter were also out helping with firefighting efforts. Others stepped in to care for animals, making sure they were fed and had water during a stressful time.
We also had many students helping behind the scenes—preparing sandwiches and breakfast burritos, organizing donations, and doing whatever was needed to support those affected. Makenna, Kali, Ava, Aubrey, Braelynn, Samuel, and many others jumped in without hesitation.
We know there are even more students who helped in ways big and small, and we are proud of every single one of them.
Our students showed resilience, compassion, and a willingness to step up when their community needed them most.
The Science Olympiad team competed at the regional meet in Kearney today and had an outstanding showing, with two events qualifying for state.
MaKenna Miles and Nona Viter earned 1st place in Helicopter, and Paisley Connelly and Remington Johnson took 2nd place in Entomology.
Additional medal winners included Nattellia Boyer, Stefanie Sitorius, and Paisley Connelly, who placed 4th in Experimental Design; Hunter Diehl and Remington Johnson, who placed 5th in Scrambler; and Brooke Lydic and Nattellia Boyer, who earned 6th place in Anatomy and Physiology.
The team will compete again in Ogallala on April 8. We are so proud of these students and the dedication and respect they have shown throughout the season.
We would also like to extend a special thank you to our sponsors, Grizzly J’s, Shaw Law, and Unitech, for helping make these opportunities possible. Thank you as well to Brady Johnson, Booker Boyer, and Tina Golter for helping keep students organized between events and guiding them throughout the day.
No School Tomorrow – March 13
Due to fires in the Brady area, there will be no school tomorrow. While the school is not affected, many of our staff members are currently fighting fires, volunteering, or have been displaced, and several Brady families are also impacted.
Please keep our community in your thoughts and stay safe.
Due to fires in the Brady area, there will be no school tomorrow. While the school is not affected, many of our staff members are currently fighting fires, volunteering, or have been displaced, and several Brady families are also impacted.
Please keep our community in your thoughts and stay safe.
🚨 Brady Public Schools is Here to Help 🚨
Due to the ongoing fires in our area, Brady Public Schools has opened our doors to support displaced families and the volunteers who are working tirelessly to fight the fires.
If you need a safe place this evening, please know you are welcome here. We have:
💧 Water
🍽️ Food
🚿 Showers
🛏️ A place to rest and sleep
Our community takes care of one another, and during times like this we want you to know you are not alone. Our doors are open tonight, and we are here for you.
Due to the ongoing fires in our area, Brady Public Schools has opened our doors to support displaced families and the volunteers who are working tirelessly to fight the fires.
If you need a safe place this evening, please know you are welcome here. We have:
💧 Water
🍽️ Food
🚿 Showers
🛏️ A place to rest and sleep
Our community takes care of one another, and during times like this we want you to know you are not alone. Our doors are open tonight, and we are here for you.
Haydn Thomsen and Braelynn Anderson represented Brady at the STEM Camp hosted by Dawson Public Power on March 10th! Students explored hands-on activities focused on energy, electricity, and careers in STEM. ⚡🔬
Brady Public Schools Board Meeting Highlights – March 2026
The Board approved the 2026–2027 school calendar, with the first day of school on August 13, 2026. Check out the graphic for other key dates.
Also included:
• Brady Learning Center open Saturdays (9–11 AM)
• Hollywood Game Night Gala – March 21
• Upper Elementary Teaching Position open for 2026–27
The Board approved the 2026–2027 school calendar, with the first day of school on August 13, 2026. Check out the graphic for other key dates.
Also included:
• Brady Learning Center open Saturdays (9–11 AM)
• Hollywood Game Night Gala – March 21
• Upper Elementary Teaching Position open for 2026–27
Brady Public Schools is hiring! We are looking for an Upper Elementary Teacher to join our team. Coaching opportunities may also be available.
At Brady, we pride ourselves on being a family-centered school community where teachers are supported and valued.
Interested candidates can send application materials to afoster@bradyschools.org
At Brady, we pride ourselves on being a family-centered school community where teachers are supported and valued.
Interested candidates can send application materials to afoster@bradyschools.org
The 2026–2027 Brady Public Schools calendar is here! Take a look and mark your calendars for important dates for the upcoming school year.
📢 Due to scheduling conflicts, the ACT has been rescheduled.
The new testing date for all juniors is Tuesday, March 31.
Please make sure to plan accordingly.
The new testing date for all juniors is Tuesday, March 31.
Please make sure to plan accordingly.
A great day for Brady Speech at the conference meet on Monday! Our students brought home multiple individual placings and Brady finished the meet as TEAM CHAMPIONS! 🏆
Congratulations to all of our speakers for their hard work and representing Brady so well!
Congratulations to all of our speakers for their hard work and representing Brady so well!
Read Across America Week Success! 📚
Our students rose to the challenge during Read Across America Week!
K–2 students worked together to read over 250 minutes.
Grades 3–6 teamed up to read over 250 chapters.
Both groups met their goals, which meant it was time for their reward! Students celebrated by silly stringing Ms. Boden and taping Mrs. Simants to the wall.
Great job to all of our readers for working together and showing how fun reading can be. We are proud of the effort and teamwork everyone put into reaching these goals!
Our students rose to the challenge during Read Across America Week!
K–2 students worked together to read over 250 minutes.
Grades 3–6 teamed up to read over 250 chapters.
Both groups met their goals, which meant it was time for their reward! Students celebrated by silly stringing Ms. Boden and taping Mrs. Simants to the wall.
Great job to all of our readers for working together and showing how fun reading can be. We are proud of the effort and teamwork everyone put into reaching these goals!
Future Eagles start here! 🦅
Join us for Kindergarten Round Up on March 20 (9:00–10:30 AM) and experience a “Day in the Life of a Kindergartner” at Brady Public Schools.
We look forward to meeting our incoming students and families!
Join us for Kindergarten Round Up on March 20 (9:00–10:30 AM) and experience a “Day in the Life of a Kindergartner” at Brady Public Schools.
We look forward to meeting our incoming students and families!
The Freshman Class had the best attendance in grades 7–12 during the month of February, so they celebrated with donuts! 🍩
Showing up every day makes a difference. Keep it up, freshmen!
This week’s Soaring Staff Shout-Out goes to our incredible superintendent, Mrs. Foster!
Mrs. Foster leads Brady Public Schools with dedication, positivity, and a true commitment to our students, staff, and community. Her support, leadership, and willingness to celebrate the great things happening in our school make a difference every day.
Thank you, Mrs. Foster, for everything you do to help Brady continue to grow and succeed. We appreciate you!
Mrs. Foster leads Brady Public Schools with dedication, positivity, and a true commitment to our students, staff, and community. Her support, leadership, and willingness to celebrate the great things happening in our school make a difference every day.
Thank you, Mrs. Foster, for everything you do to help Brady continue to grow and succeed. We appreciate you!
This Thursday, March 5th, students can make a deposit and receive an extra $1 from our Community Partner, Cedar Bluff!
Eagle Branch is open from 7:45–8:05 AM in the Distance Learning Room. It’s a great opportunity for our elementary students to practice saving and learn strong money habits early!
Eagle Branch is open from 7:45–8:05 AM in the Distance Learning Room. It’s a great opportunity for our elementary students to practice saving and learn strong money habits early!
🦅 BRADY EAGLES TRACK & FIELD GEAR – ORDER NOW!
Track season is here, and we have TWO ways to grab your Brady gear!
OPTION 1: Track & Field T-Shirts (Paper Order)
2026 Brady Eagles Track & Field shirts available:
• Short Sleeve – $10
• Long Sleeve – $12
• $1 extra for each X after XL
• Sizes XS–4X=
📅 Orders due: March 11, 2026
💵 Cash or checks payable to Brady Public Schools
📍 Turn into the office or Mr. Britten
OPTION 2: Official Online Store (X-Grain Apparel)
Our Brady High School Track & Field online store is officially LIVE!
Shop here: https://stores.inksoft.com/WS133378
📱 Scan the QR code to order
⏳ Store closes: March 12, 2026
There are additional Brady Track & Field apparel options available through the online store — don’t miss out!
Track season is here, and we have TWO ways to grab your Brady gear!
OPTION 1: Track & Field T-Shirts (Paper Order)
2026 Brady Eagles Track & Field shirts available:
• Short Sleeve – $10
• Long Sleeve – $12
• $1 extra for each X after XL
• Sizes XS–4X=
📅 Orders due: March 11, 2026
💵 Cash or checks payable to Brady Public Schools
📍 Turn into the office or Mr. Britten
OPTION 2: Official Online Store (X-Grain Apparel)
Our Brady High School Track & Field online store is officially LIVE!
Shop here: https://stores.inksoft.com/WS133378
📱 Scan the QR code to order
⏳ Store closes: March 12, 2026
There are additional Brady Track & Field apparel options available through the online store — don’t miss out!
🌼 Spring Into Attendance Showdown! 🌼
We are excited to kick off our Spring Into Attendance Showdown for the month of March! This friendly Staff vs. Students attendance challenge is all about encouraging strong student attendance while having a little fun along the way.
Each week, staff and student attendance percentages will be calculated and posted in the hallway so everyone can follow the showdown and see who is in the lead!
Staff Incentive:
If staff earn the highest overall attendance percentage for the month of March, they will earn a Joggers/Jeans Week — comfort for the win!
Student Incentive:
If students earn the highest overall attendance percentage for the month, each class will get to choose one staff member to pie during a school-wide “Pie a Staff Member” event. Yes… whipped cream will be involved! 🥧
Thank you for supporting positive attendance habits and helping motivate our students. Let’s make March a fun one! #attendancematters #bradyeagles
We are excited to kick off our Spring Into Attendance Showdown for the month of March! This friendly Staff vs. Students attendance challenge is all about encouraging strong student attendance while having a little fun along the way.
Each week, staff and student attendance percentages will be calculated and posted in the hallway so everyone can follow the showdown and see who is in the lead!
Staff Incentive:
If staff earn the highest overall attendance percentage for the month of March, they will earn a Joggers/Jeans Week — comfort for the win!
Student Incentive:
If students earn the highest overall attendance percentage for the month, each class will get to choose one staff member to pie during a school-wide “Pie a Staff Member” event. Yes… whipped cream will be involved! 🥧
Thank you for supporting positive attendance habits and helping motivate our students. Let’s make March a fun one! #attendancematters #bradyeagles
📚 Read Across America Week – March 2–6! 📚
We are excited to celebrate Read Across America Day with a full week of reading and fun dress-up days! Join us as we celebrate the joy of books and encourage our students to develop a lifelong love of reading.
Dress-Up Days:
🎩 Monday: Hat Day
🇺🇸 Tuesday: Red, White & Blue Day
🧦 Wednesday: Crazy Socks Day
🏈 Thursday: Cornhusker Day – Show your Husker pride for the Nebraska Cornhuskers football!
📖 Friday: NO SCHOOL!
We can’t wait to see everyone participate and celebrate reading all week long. Let’s make it a great Read Across America Week! 📖✨
We are excited to celebrate Read Across America Day with a full week of reading and fun dress-up days! Join us as we celebrate the joy of books and encourage our students to develop a lifelong love of reading.
Dress-Up Days:
🎩 Monday: Hat Day
🇺🇸 Tuesday: Red, White & Blue Day
🧦 Wednesday: Crazy Socks Day
🏈 Thursday: Cornhusker Day – Show your Husker pride for the Nebraska Cornhuskers football!
📖 Friday: NO SCHOOL!
We can’t wait to see everyone participate and celebrate reading all week long. Let’s make it a great Read Across America Week! 📖✨
