
School pictures are tomorrow, Oct. 2nd!

Brookland Public Schools is cheering on our friends at Dierks High School! They’ve made it to the Top 25 Finalists in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights program—and they need YOUR votes to win a $1 MILLION football field upgrade!
This is huge for Dierks, their students, and their community. Let’s show them some #ArkansasPride! Here’s how you can help:
✅ Vote daily at fridaynight5glights.com now through October 24
✅ Share their voting page with friends and family
Dierks is the only Arkansas school in the final round—every vote counts! Let’s help them bring this incredible opportunity home. 💛🖤
#BearcatsSupportDierks #FridayNight5GLights #GoDierks, #bearcatproud
This is huge for Dierks, their students, and their community. Let’s show them some #ArkansasPride! Here’s how you can help:
✅ Vote daily at fridaynight5glights.com now through October 24
✅ Share their voting page with friends and family
Dierks is the only Arkansas school in the final round—every vote counts! Let’s help them bring this incredible opportunity home. 💛🖤
#BearcatsSupportDierks #FridayNight5GLights #GoDierks, #bearcatproud


‼️10 days until Meet The Bearcats‼️
🐾Get your tickets for John 3:16 catered dinner, live and silent auction items, guest speaker Coach Ryan Panone from ASU, and the introduction of your 2025-2026 Bearcats!
🐾Get your tickets for John 3:16 catered dinner, live and silent auction items, guest speaker Coach Ryan Panone from ASU, and the introduction of your 2025-2026 Bearcats!



GOOD NEWS, Arkansas!
Starting in the 2025–2026 school year, ALL students in Arkansas public schools can enjoy
a FREE school breakfast every day (thanks to Act 123 of 2025).
Students → Fuel your brain and start the day strong!
Parents → Save time, money, and morning stress with a healthy, convenient meal at
school.
Because when kids start with breakfast, Breakfast = Success!
#SchoolBreakfast #BreakfastEqualsSuccess #Nokidhungryarkansas


Mrs. Smith's classes created flower models today and represented the parts of a flower!






#bearcatproud


Football Homecoming Dress Up Days! Homecoming is October 6th-10th.


The 2025 BPS Title 1 Parent Information Meeting will be via Zoom tomorrow night(Monday) at 6pm. We will share information on how Title 1 funds were used in previous school years and how they planned to be used this school year. This link will go live tomorrow about five meetings prior to the meeting start time. https://bit.ly/BPST12025


Support Brookland Odyssey of the Minds Teams! Stop by Flight Pediatric Therapy on Sept. 28 from 2-4 and get your car washed! 🚗🚙🫧💦🧼


Friday, October 3rd is Picture Day. Do not send money on picture day. Each student will be photographed. A proof will be sent to the school with ordering information after picture day.

TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO ORDER: Special Olympic shirt NOW AVAILABLE!! Show your support for our Special Olympic teams by purchasing a shirt today! Deadline to order is September 26th! Link to order: https://www.shoppinkink.com/products/brookland-schools-special-olympics-25844


Open Gym Info: Monday, September 29th & Monday, October 6th there will be an open gym for all 6th grade boys to work some basketball skills before tryouts from 6:00pm-7:30pm.

Glow Run


Mrs. Sandy’s classes made a model of a food web using string to show how energy is transferred in an ecosystem! They also discussed what happens to a food web when one organism is added or removed.




Come join the Glow Run!


Pickup will be at the football game!


6th grade students in Mrs McGee’s World History class invited Superintendent George Kennedy, Officer Chuck Fears, and Adam Rigney on Friday and Honorable Circuit Judge Douglas Brimhall on Wednesday to help them prepare court cases and work together as plaintiffs, defendants, and witnesses. They learned about the first set of written laws and were able to learn how some are similar to the laws of today. Judge Brimhall taught them how court proceedings are handled and he even brought his wonderful court reporter, Kimberly Payne. She showed them the job of a court reporter and how important it is. Officer Fears was our bailiff. I think he even enjoyed taking the guilty into custody. We had several cases tried and judgments passed down. Overall, it was an exceptional learning experience for students. We appreciate the time everyone took out of their busy day. Thank you, Judge Douglas Brimhall, for coming to our classroom and making this an unforgettable experience.











Get yourself a Pink Out Shirt!


4th grade students created a new animal with adaptations to help it survive. Their new animal was presented in a pamphlet with information and pictures describing the new discovery. They then were able to read and learn about their classmates’ animals. They had a blast!!










Softball Camp Info!
