We are lucky at Brookside to have wonderful technicians to work with our students.  One such individual is Mrs. Tyralee Robinson. Mrs. Robinson joined Brookside three years ago and works with our cute little all day kindergarten students.  She always has a smile on her face,  a positive attitude and loves helping our students. We love having Mrs.

Last week our fifth graders went on a field trip to the BYU Women's basketball game.  Every year BYU has a kids day and our fifth graders love to participate.  They love watching the game.  But their main goal is to get on the jumbotron during the dance breaks!  They also got to take a couple of selfies with Cosmo.  It was a fun field trip!

We are so proud of these amazing Tigers! They were hardworking and being kind to others!

We have an amazing psychologist at Brookside, Mrs. Erin Neth.  She has been at Brookside for three years.  She works with our students and helps them in all kinds of ways.  She is amazing at what she does and we are lucky to have her at Brookside.

Students in Miss White's class are reading a class novel together called Out Of My Mind by Sharon M Draper. It’s a story about a girl named Melody who has cerebral palsy and cannot walk or talk. She communicates by pointing to words on a board. They did a communication challenge activity to help students experience a small part of what that might be like. They discussed what was challenging about it and how students were able to communicate in ways other than speaking. They discussed empathy and what it would be like for the main character.

We are lucky at Brookside to have wonderful technicians to work with our students.  One such individual is Mrs. Lee Miller. Mrs. Miller joined Brookside this year and jumped in with both feet.  She always has a smile on her face,  a positive attitude and loves helping our students.  Welcome to the Brookside family, Mrs.

We are lucky at Brookside to have wonderful technicians to work with our students.  One such individual is Mrs. Tammy Smith.  Mrs.

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Nebo Community School classes are here. The classes will begin in January, so join a class to help those winter blues. This is an amazing opportunity to expand your horizons and improve your abilities. The goal of the Community School Program is to meet the needs and interests of the people in the community. There are many course options to choose from, recommendations are encouraged. We would love to see you there!