Brady Public Schools
Eagles Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Schedule update!
Due to the weather forecast the South Loup Jr. High track meet scheduled for tomorrow Tues. April 28th has been MOVED to WED. April 29th.
We’re heading into May soon! 🍽️ Here’s a preview of what’s on the menu at Brady Public Schools for the upcoming month.
Activities Week & Track Meet Schedules
Homeroom Olympics are still going strong! Today we switched it up and teamed up for some dodgeball!
What can campers expect at Mission Control: Summer Camp? 🚀
✔️ Hands-on projects
✔️ Creative activities
✔️ Teamwork & collaboration
✔️ Games, challenges, and prizes
✔️ A fun, engaging way to keep learning this summer
We’d love to have your student join us! 🌟
Sign up here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEcgaTTqeoH8-GinPPROBk25ctD3a3BZFCZxxwPYE7aTAm8g/viewform
✔️ Hands-on projects
✔️ Creative activities
✔️ Teamwork & collaboration
✔️ Games, challenges, and prizes
✔️ A fun, engaging way to keep learning this summer
We’d love to have your student join us! 🌟
Sign up here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEcgaTTqeoH8-GinPPROBk25ctD3a3BZFCZxxwPYE7aTAm8g/viewform
Our enrichment students recently wrapped up a hands-on food truck project that brought real-world learning into the classroom. Each group created a menu and prepared one item, including macaroni and cheese, cheeseburgers, breakfast burritos, and loaded fries.
Over two days, students worked together to plan, prep, and cook their dishes before sitting down to enjoy a meal and sample each group’s work. Along the way, they practiced teamwork, problem-solving, time management, and important kitchen skills like following recipes and maintaining a clean workspace.
It was a great example of meaningful, hands-on learning—and a fun way to see their hard work come together!
Over two days, students worked together to plan, prep, and cook their dishes before sitting down to enjoy a meal and sample each group’s work. Along the way, they practiced teamwork, problem-solving, time management, and important kitchen skills like following recipes and maintaining a clean workspace.
It was a great example of meaningful, hands-on learning—and a fun way to see their hard work come together!
🚀 Throwback to Summer Camp 2025!
From campfire stories and creative projects to Cupcake Wars and water day—our campers stayed busy, learned a ton, and had a blast every single day. 🌞
We’re getting ready to do it all again this summer—don’t miss out!
Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEcgaTTqeoH8-GinPPROBk25ctD3a3BZFCZxxwPYE7aTAm8g/viewform
From campfire stories and creative projects to Cupcake Wars and water day—our campers stayed busy, learned a ton, and had a blast every single day. 🌞
We’re getting ready to do it all again this summer—don’t miss out!
Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEcgaTTqeoH8-GinPPROBk25ctD3a3BZFCZxxwPYE7aTAm8g/viewform
Congratulations to our Science Olympiad students for representing Brady so well at the State Competition in Lincoln this weekend!
MaKenna & Nona – 3rd place (Helicopter)
Remington & Hunter – 4th place (Scrambler)
Brooke & Nattellia – 6th place (Anatomy & Physiology)
Beyond competition, students had the opportunity to explore, learn, and have fun—visiting the zoo, feeding giraffes, and even taking a train ride!
They also toured a biochemistry lab, where PhD student Oseeyi Daudu introduced them to real-world science through hands-on experiments with sucrose mixtures.
We are incredibly proud of their hard work, teamwork, and dedication. Way to represent Brady!
MaKenna & Nona – 3rd place (Helicopter)
Remington & Hunter – 4th place (Scrambler)
Brooke & Nattellia – 6th place (Anatomy & Physiology)
Beyond competition, students had the opportunity to explore, learn, and have fun—visiting the zoo, feeding giraffes, and even taking a train ride!
They also toured a biochemistry lab, where PhD student Oseeyi Daudu introduced them to real-world science through hands-on experiments with sucrose mixtures.
We are incredibly proud of their hard work, teamwork, and dedication. Way to represent Brady!
Activities Week & Track Meet Schedules
🚀 3…2…1… Learning takes off this summer at Brady Public Schools! Join our Mission Control: Summer Camp June 1–18 for hands-on fun and learning for incoming K–8 students. 🌟
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEcgaTTqeoH8-GinPPROBk25ctD3a3BZFCZxxwPYE7aTAm8g/viewform
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEcgaTTqeoH8-GinPPROBk25ctD3a3BZFCZxxwPYE7aTAm8g/viewform
Brady Public Schools April Board Meeting Highlights:
Here are a few key updates from this month’s meeting, including action items, staffing updates, and progress on our Design-Build renovation project.
We’re seeking qualified contractors for a Design-Build Renovation Project to transform our former library into a modern learning space!
🏫 Classroom Space
🤝 Collaborative Area
📦 Storage Space
🗓 Timeline: June 1 – August 1
📅 Proposal Deadline: April 23
📄 View full details & submit your proposal:
https://www.bradyschools.org/page/design-build-renovation-project
Help us create a space built for the future! 💡
🏫 Classroom Space
🤝 Collaborative Area
📦 Storage Space
🗓 Timeline: June 1 – August 1
📅 Proposal Deadline: April 23
📄 View full details & submit your proposal:
https://www.bradyschools.org/page/design-build-renovation-project
Help us create a space built for the future! 💡
Please help us welcome Rachael Greenwood to Brady Public Schools! 🦅
We’re excited to have her as our new 5th grade teacher and can’t wait for a great year ahead!
We’re excited to have her as our new 5th grade teacher and can’t wait for a great year ahead!
The countdown to Prom Night is on! ✨ Check out the schedule for Saturday, April 25 and get ready for a night full of fun, friends, and memories—from Grand March to post-prom!
Schedule update!
The varsity track meet scheduled for Friday at Cambridge has been rescheduled for Monday April 20th due to the weather forcast.
Show what you know, Eagles! 🦅
Put in the work on NSCAS & MAP and earn rewards for your growth and achievement!
Put in the work on NSCAS & MAP and earn rewards for your growth and achievement!
Our junior high musicians represented Brady at the Junior High Music Contest in Cambridge and earned the following ratings:
Sunshine and Rainbows (Flute Duet) — I
Dreamers (Clarinet Duet) — I
7/8 Eagle Band — II
Izabella Hoaglund — II
We are so proud of the dedication and effort these students put in to represent Brady so well. Great job!
Sunshine and Rainbows (Flute Duet) — I
Dreamers (Clarinet Duet) — I
7/8 Eagle Band — II
Izabella Hoaglund — II
We are so proud of the dedication and effort these students put in to represent Brady so well. Great job!
Activity schedule and track meet schedules
Congratulations to our Brady students who have been recognized as 2025–2026 Nebraska State Colleges Multi-Activity Student Award recipients! 👏
This award honors students in grades 9–12 who participate in at least three NSAA activities throughout the school year—showing their commitment, involvement, and well-rounded success both academically and in extracurriculars.
We are incredibly proud of your hard work, dedication, and the way you represent Brady in so many areas. Keep it up! 🦅
This award honors students in grades 9–12 who participate in at least three NSAA activities throughout the school year—showing their commitment, involvement, and well-rounded success both academically and in extracurriculars.
We are incredibly proud of your hard work, dedication, and the way you represent Brady in so many areas. Keep it up! 🦅
We had some very special visitors at BPS! 🐄🐖🐑🐴
Students had the opportunity to learn up close about a variety of farm animals, including a milk cow, different types of sheep (wool and hair), a pony, pigs, and even calves. We also heard all about Marvin and what it’s like living inside the house!
A huge thank you to Dakota Myers, Larea Thompson, and Ty & Malloree Barnes for taking the time to bring these animals in and share their knowledge with our students. Experiences like this bring learning to life!
Students had the opportunity to learn up close about a variety of farm animals, including a milk cow, different types of sheep (wool and hair), a pony, pigs, and even calves. We also heard all about Marvin and what it’s like living inside the house!
A huge thank you to Dakota Myers, Larea Thompson, and Ty & Malloree Barnes for taking the time to bring these animals in and share their knowledge with our students. Experiences like this bring learning to life!
