March 2024 Updates!

Brookvale Elementary

March 2024 Newsletter

Golden Sneaker Contest

Alameda County Safe Routes to Schools is hosting the 2024 Golden Sneaker Contest from March 4-15. All students are encouraged to walk, roll, carpool, and/or use public transit to and from school.

FREE Brookvale Art Class

We are pleased to provide an exciting opportunity for our 3rd – 5th grade students made possible by Senate Bill 115, the Arts and Music in Schools-Funding Guarantee and Accountability Act.  Pallavi Sujith, former Brookvale parent, will be teaching free beginning art classes starting on Tuesday, March 5th.  This opportunity is available on a first come first serve basis.  Please read this flyer for detailed information regarding the dates and times of the classes.

Please use this link to enroll in the program. ​Brookvale Afterschool Art Classes

Classes will be held at Brookvale in room 503.


Game Schedule

Girls tryouts are March 4th from 3:30 – 4:45

Boys tryouts are March 6th from 3:30 – 4:45

All games are played at the opposing team school site.

Girls Soccer Games @ 3:30

Boys Soccer Games @ 4:30

Brookvale v Maloney @ Maloney 4/11

Brookvale v Cabrillo @ Cabrillo 4/18

Brookvale v Oliveira @ Oliveira 4/22

Brookvale V Glenmoor @ Glenmoor 4/25

Brookvale v Parkmont @ Parkmont 4/29


No Game on Monday, April 15th

League Tie Breaker game: May 2 (if needed) 

Tournament Game: Saturday, May 4th @ Glenmoor Elementary

Spring Break!

Spring Break is March 29 – April 5.  There is no school for students on Thursday, March 28th.  School will resume on Monday, April 8th.


Thornton Middle School Information Night!

Wednesday, April 24, 2024 from 6pm – 7:30pm

Incoming 6th graders and their parents are invited to Thornton Middle School for Information Night.  Please visit the Thornton Middle School website for more information: https://fremontunified.org/thornton/


Yearbooks on sale – ORDER NOW!   

Brookvale Yearbooks on sale now! There will be no extra yearbooks to purchase at the end of the year, so reserve yours today. Click the link below and use school ID:  719261

Deadline to purchase a yearbook is March 27th.

https://buytheyearbook.pictavo.com/PictavoSchool/FindSchool


Alameda County Bike Mobile!

The Alameda County Bike Mobile is returning to Brookvale.  Friday, March 15th from 3 – 5 pm.  Come with your bike. Bike repairs:  flat tires, brakes, shifters and bike education is available.  Space is limited.  First come, first served.


Residency Verification Forms Due!

On January 29th  you will receive an email from Informed K12 regarding the required annual Residency Verification.  The email will include a form that includes your student’s information.  You will need to upload two current proofs of residency (within the previous 30 days.)  Please do not upload your ID/driver’s license as this is not considered an acceptable proof of residency. 

Once you sign and submit the form, it will go directly to your child’s current school of attendance for processing.

If you do not see the email, please check your SPAM/junk email folders. 

You may also bring two proofs of your current address to the Brookvale School office to prove your residency and save your child’s spot for next year.

Welcome To Our New Office Staff

Welcome to Roxanna Ramirez-Mitchell, Brookvale’s new Office Assistant and Attendance Clerk.  Roxanna comes to us from the medical field, working in home health for 16 years!  She has already become a wonderful part of the office team!  For attendance questions, please email Roxanna at rramirezmitchell@fusdk12.net


Peralta District Reflections Award of Merit and Excellence

Congratulations to Angela (room 306) from Grade 2 ‘s Reflections Art Contest.  Her Dance entry category has moved to state level!  Way to Go Angela!


Attendance Counts!

This is the time of year when winter weather takes a toll on school attendance. Road conditions and rain can make it hard to get your children to school. So can illnesses such as colds, flu, fevers, earaches, and COVID-19.

These absences, even if they are excused, break the routine of daily attendance which can impact students feeling connected and engaged in learning. Please consider these steps to keep your children healthy and in school this winter.

1.   Develop back up plans for getting your children to school. Check who can give your children a ride if you can’t take them, or form a “walking school bus” to walk to school with other families.  

2. If your children get sick or you are concerned about Covid or the flu, talk to your child’s medical provider or the school nurse for advice.

3.  Stomach pain and headaches can be signs of anxiety and may not be reasons for keeping a child home. If you feel that anxiety or stress is playing a role, talk to your child’s teacher, the school nurse, counselor or your medical provider about how best to support your child.

4. Encourage children to wash their hands before and after eating and after using the restroom.

5.   Encourage healthy habits such as getting enough sleep, eating healthy foods, drinking fluids and getting exercise. 

Let us know how we can help you. If you’re having trouble, need resources or advice, please call us at 510-797-5940 and ask to speak with Jennifer Mehta or Roxanna Ramirez-Mitchell.

Thank you for partnering with us!



ELPAC Testing!

ELPAC assessments for MLL students window opens February 2nd – May 24th.  More information can be found here FUSD Parent-Student Handbook


i-Ready Diagnostic “For Families” Score Reports

Winter i-Ready diagnostic “For Families” score reports are now available for parents/guardians to view online .  Families of students in applicable grade levels are able to download a “For Families” report through their student’s i-Ready dashboard accessed through Clever.  For more information on how families may access these reports, there is a comprehensive set of instructions and access code (L86Z6M) available to download on the public facing FUSD i-Ready website.



Spring into Steam Event!

March 27, 5:00-8:00 pm, Fremont Event Center

The City of Fremont is hosting a FREE, family-friendly evening with fun STEAM activities, giveaways, FUSD’s STEAM Scavenger Hunt, food trucks, music, free raffle prizes, and more. The Spring into STEAM event is a Cargill sponsored event hosted by the City of Fremont, endorsing educational programs that will lead to careers in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

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