Parent Presentations

Mission Academy

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AI ON CAMPUS

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American Character Series

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Parent Book Discussion

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Read the Classics

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  • A Parent Book Club

    One of the most powerful tools for helping students to choose the good is a story. Stories help us understand people – past and present – real and imaginary. Stories can be useful in shaping one’s conscience by sharing lessons without preaching or demanding. Stories lead students to open their minds and reflect on what moves them, what challenges them, what angers them, and what surprises them. Ultimately, these reflections enrich and transform students’
    perspectives. Stories can teach the virtues needed to meet difficulties, to offer compassion, to live humbly, to share, to struggle, and to learn.

    What our children read plays a meaningful role in their intellectual and moral development. As they engage with challenging ideas, sophisticated language, past culture and history, and enduring human questions, they grow as thinkers and readers. Few authors have shaped the Western literary tradition as profoundly as William Shakespeare. His plays remain central not only to our curriculum, but to the broader conversation about literature, language, and human nature.

    This year’s Classics Book Club invites parents to read and discuss the Shakespeare plays their children encounter in Grades 8 through 12 – Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Hamlet, and King Lear. Whether your student is approaching these texts or already reading them, we invite you to join the conversation and experience these classic works. Dr. Davis will be our guide through these sessions. 

    All discussions will be held in the Washington Room in Founders Hall at 8:30 am.

    Bring your coffee and learn more about what our students are learning! Questions? Contact linda.pryor@brookfieldacademy.org.

  • Tuesday, November 18

    Background for Reading Shakespeare

    8:30 am
    Washington Room, Founders Hall

  • Tuesday, December 9

    Romeo and Juliet – Level 8

    8:30 am
    Washington Room, Founders Hall

  • Tuesday, January 13

    Julius Ceasar – Level 9

    8:30 am
    Washington Room, Founders Hall

  • Tuesday, February 17

    Macbeth – Level 10

    8:30 am
    Washington Room, Founders Hall

  • Tuesday, March 10

    Hamlet – Level 11

    8:30 am
    Washington Room, Founders Hall

  • Tuesday, April 14

    King Lear – Level 12

    8:30 am
    Washington Room, Founders Hall
  • Sep
    17

    American Character Series

    8:45 am
    Washington Room, Founders Hall
  • Sep
    23

    Mission Academy

    Session 3
    8:30 am, 2:30 pm, or 6:30 pm
    Washington Room, Founders Hall
  • Sep
    24

    Level A Month One is Done

    8:30 am
    Constitution Hall Library
  • Sep
    24

    Little Knights Month One is Done

    8:30 am
    Constitution Hall Library
  • Oct
    7

    AI On Campus

    Upper School and Middle School
    8:30 am
    Freedom Hall Library
  • Oct
    8

    AI On Campus

    Primary School and Lower School
    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Oct
    15

    Singapore Math in the Lower School

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Oct
    22

    Homework in the Primary School

    8:30 am
    Constitution Hall Library
  • Oct
    28

    American Character Series

    8:30 am 
    Washington Room
  • Oct
    31

    Grammar in the Lower School

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Nov
    4

    Parent Book Discussion

    The Self-Driven Child
    8:30 am or 6:30 pm
    Washington Room, Founders Hall 
  • Nov
    5

    LS Math Skills

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Nov
    11

    Phonics and Grammar in the Primary School

    8:30 am
    Constitution Hall Library
  • Nov
    12

    Honor Roll in Level 3

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Nov
    20

    Parent Book Discussion

    The Anxious Generation
    8:30 am or 6:30 pm
    Washington Room, Founders Hall 
  • Dec
    3

    Building Reading Confidence at Home

    8:30 am
    Constitution Hall Library
  • Dec
    5

    LS Grammar Skills

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Feb
    11

    Screen Time and Digital Wellness for Our Youngest Scholars

    8:30 am
    Constitution Hall Library
  • Feb
    13

    LS Math Skills

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Feb
    18

    Coffee with the Lower School Head

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Apr
    10

    LS Grammar Skills

    8:30 am
    Liberty Hall Library
  • Apr
    15

    Fostering Independence and Responsibility

    8:30 am
    Constitution Hall Library
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Primary School

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Lower School

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Don't see what you are looking for? Contact Linda Pryor, Executive Director, Center for Mission & Academics.
An Independent College Preparatory Day School | K3 to Grade 12
3462 N Brookfield Road | Brookfield, WI 53045 | (262) 783-3200