Bremen Public Schools

It's a beautiful day for bricklaying!

America’s Safe Schools Week (often called National School Safety Week or simply School Safety Week).

Held annually during the third full week of October, it is designated nationally and recognized across Indiana districts to focus on comprehensive school safety.

As we practice safety drills with our students, having an accurate reunification plan is essential. If you have not done so already, please log in to Harmony today to complete this required annual form so we are fully prepared in the event of an emergency.

🏆 MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS CEREMONY 🏆

Celebrating Our Lions’ Hard Work & Achievements! 🦁🌟

Recognizing our Middle School students for their accomplishments during the First 9 Weeks!

📅 Thursday, October 15
⏰ 12:45 PM
📍 Bremen Auditorium
🚪 Please enter through Door #3

Our Lions. Our Pride. Their Time to Shine. 🦁✨

HOCO Friday at BHS!

Student Leadership Takes Center Stage at Leadership Marshall County Bremen Public Schools was invited to participate in a student leadership panel at the Bremen Community Center yesterday as part of Leadership Marshall County’s October class. BHS alumni and Leadership Marshall County graduate Matthew VanSoest (BHS Class of 2004) invited three members of the Bremen Public Schools team, Brandt Ayoub, Mark Yoder, and Katie Jesswein, to lead a 45-minute question-and-answer discussion focused on student leadership and servant leadership. The conversation explored a variety of topics, including student involvement and engagement, time commitments, short-term versus long-term wins, maintaining balance, and navigating both success and failure as a leader. The discussion provided Leadership Marshall County participants with an opportunity to hear directly from educators about the importance of developing leadership skills in today’s students and creating meaningful opportunities for young people to become engaged in their schools and communities. “I can’t thank the BPS team enough for providing an enriching and holistic conversation about youth pertaining to student leadership. So many great things are happening within our school community, and I couldn’t be prouder to be a Lion alum,” said Matthew VanSoest. Building strong student leaders today helps build a stronger Bremen community tomorrow.

We officially launched a Middle School Hiking Club. Our first hike was Friday, October 2 at Potawatomi Wildlife Park. The purpose of the club is to promote physical and mental well being through time outdoors, movement, and connection with others. Students have the opportunity to explore local trails, build friendships, reduce stress, and enjoy the benefits of being active in nature.

The Bremen Theatre has been so good to us. Most recently, by hosting some of our students for a private Toy Story 5 showing!

Yesterday evening, our cross-country team participated in their annual costume run! It's no secret that running is challenging… Why not spark joy?

Fifth Grade has begun field trips to Starbase in South Bend! The purpose of this program is to expose students to innovative hands-on activities in science, technology, and math. Here are some pictures from their first trip:

A huge thank you to our incredible local manufacturing partners for hosting over 100 Bremen High School seniors today!

Our students got a firsthand look at local industry and gained invaluable career insight thanks to the generosity and time of BCI, NISCO, Digger Specialties, and Southwire. We are so grateful to have a community that invests in opening doors—and opening minds—for our future leaders.

What a fantastic, hands-on learning experience for the Class of 2027! 🎓✨

The Long Green line has continued traveling between our athletic teams: connecting past to present!

We officially launched our Middle School Hiking Club! Our first hike was Friday, October 2, at Potawatomi Wildlife Park. The purpose of the club is to promote physical and mental well-being through time outdoors, movement, and connection with others. Students have the opportunity to explore local trails, build friendships, reduce stress, and enjoy the benefits of being active in nature.

Elementary student photos are live! Simply scan the QR code provided or visit lionlensphotography.gotphoto.com and type in the access code to view/order photos. K-8 access codes are their lunch account numbers. There are: • 3 package options • À la carte print sizes for those who want just a few favorites • Buttons, magnets, and keychains • Digital downloads for just $5 Questions? Email lionlens@bps.k12.in.us.

From taking their very first steps into high school traditions to capturing memories as they prepare to cross the graduation stage, today was a big milestone day for our students! 📸🎓

Here’s a look at what’s going on during this busy Friday at our high school:

Freshmen (Class of 2030): Met with Jostens today to start planning for their class rings—marking the exciting beginning of their high school journey and celebrating the years ahead!

Seniors (Class of 2027): Gathered together to take their official Senior Class Photo—a bittersweet moment as the group came together for their class photo.

—It was fun to see everything from our newest students creating their first traditions to our seniors making memories that will last a lifetime. ✨

Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!

#HighSchoolLife #ClassOf2030 #ClassOf2027 #HighSchoolTraditions #SchoolSpirit #BusyFriday

This evening, Samantha Willsey will be recognized by the Indiana Department of Education at their annual gala for being in the top 3 for Indiana Teacher of the Year! Last year, Bremen was honored at this event by receiving an Educational Excellence Award. While we certainly appreciate the accolades, we will not rest on our laurels as we work to continuously improve for the sake of students!

Custodian Appreciation Day is today! If you see any of our hard-working staff, be sure to thank them for all they do for Bremen Public Schools.

The Long Green Line went to card club!

Throwback Thursday: The Class of 1957 continues to gather for reunions and fondly reminisce. They are proud members of The Long Green Line! Planning a class reunion? Call 546-3511 to let us know if you'd like to participate in a school tour or borrow the green line for your group photo!

The Class of 1986 recently gathered for a reunion, including a tour of the school. They were amazed by how much has changed over the years while also enjoying the familiar sights and traditions that remain the same. The class includes retired Police Chief Brad Kile, current Fire Chief Matt Neher, and State Representative Ryan Mishler: just a few examples of the many ways members of the Class of 1986 continue to serve their community. We’re proud to have them as part of The Long Green Line!