Brainerd Public Schools

This past week, the Brainerd Public Schools Foundation had the privilege of partnering with staff from Brainerd High School to host the annual Senior Recognition Night.

Five hundred students at Forestview Middle School didn’t even have to leave campus to learn about 16 different career clusters.

Balloon soars to more than 100,000 feet high at speeds up to 52 mph.

The countdown to graduation has begun, which means we are now deep into banquet season.

Brainerd High School seniors had their moment in the spotlight Monday, May 7, recognized for their fine arts achievements.

At 3:15 p.m., right on the dot, about 30 students file into a series of rooms and labs on Forestview Middle School's second floor.

Jack Evans was in a conundrum. Should he play in a Central Lakes Conference golf meet that teed off at 3:30 p.m. Monday, April 30, at Willmar or, as a senior, attend what would be his final Brainerd Warriors All-Sports Banquet?

The Brainerd School Board is taking the first steps to make the 2018 bonding referendum a reality.

Brainerd Public Schools Archives is seeking submissions from former and current faculty for an exhibition of two and three dimensional art executed by faculty and suitable for public display at Brainerd High School.

Brainerd Warriors co-head coach Mary Claire Ryan was named head coach of the year by the Minnesota State High School Nordic Ski Coaches Association Saturday, April 21.

On behalf of the Board of Education, I sincerely thank the Brainerd community for voting "Yes, Yes, Yes," on all three ballot questions at the special election regarding the comprehensive facilities plan to improve our schools. This is great news for our community!

What's next for the Brainerd School District, after voters approved all three referendum questions in last week's special election?

Brainerd School District voters approved all three bond referendum ballot questions for $145.71 million to improve school facilities, and school district leaders got right to work planning the next steps for the facilities improvement project, which totals $205 million.

The Brainerd Public Schools Above and Beyond Award is intended to annually recognize employees who demonstrate a positive attitude that inspires others and consistently go above and beyond what is expected so students can be successful.

The election results are in - voters have approved the Blueprint 181 plan to develop facilities that promote opportunity, innovation and success for all learners!

Early Friday morning family and fellow educators gathered at the lobby of the Washington Education Building in Brainerd to honor the 2018 Teacher of the Year—June Dahlgren.

Election Day is just a few days away. On Tuesday, April 10, our community will decide whether we make investments in schools throughout the Brainerd Public Schools district. The plan residents are voting on is a thoughtful and cost-effective one.

Voters will head to the polls to cast ballots as part of the Brainerd School District bond referendum from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 10.

Brainerd Public Schools announced it has identified a site for the proposed elementary school to be constructed in Baxter.

Four Future Problem Solving Program teams representing Forestview Middle School and Nisswa Elementary competed at the state competition with success.

As we move closer to the April 10 referendum election on our long-term investments in education, a question we are beginning to hear more often is whether we really need to close and deconstruct Lincoln. As a point of fact, the now 80 year-old Lincoln school was constructed in 1938 to replace the former Lincoln school after just 46 years of use.

The 2018 referendum looks to reshape more than Brainerd High School, as the interconnected roadways of downtown Brainerd are also likely to get a facelift should the district vote "Yes."

Students carried 2 gallons of water 3 miles around an indoor track Thursday to raise money for H2O for Life at Forestview Middle School in Baxter.

Plans for a new Baxter Elementary School are in the works, a focal point of a presentation officials of the Brainerd School District hosted Thursday evening in the current Baxter Elementary School.

In the wake of recent national and local events, we at Brainerd Public Schools have been taking a look at how we support students' mental health and physical safety. I want to share what I learned about what we currently do districtwide to ensure the well-being and safety of our students and what we are planning for the future.