Today we were notified that Bremen Public Schools has been awarded a $75,000 planning grant through the Opportunity to Learn Project funded by the Lilly Endowment! The purpose is to identify and address the non-academic barriers that students face. In the coming months, we will be working with Marian University Center for Vibrant Schools to refine a proposal outlining how we would like to benefit students. Special thanks to Cultivate Food Rescue, Bowen Health Center, and Boys & Girls Club for writing letters to support our application!
about 3 hours ago, Dr. Hope Amor
kids raising hands in class
Power is officially back on! Shout-out to teachers and staff for having all hands on deck today, and ensuring students were loved and cared for.
about 10 hours ago, Dr. Hope Amor
3 adults
sidewalk chalk
office with kids
We just received word from the town: power is estimated to return in less than an hour. Extracurriculars will resume as scheduled. Absences are excused, so anyone may participate. Thank you for your patience with us as we navigated a unique situation!
about 11 hours ago, Dr. Hope Amor
Good morning! Bremen is currently experiencing a power outage, including the school. We are working closely with the town to restore power, and will keep you updated as soon as we know more. At this time, buses are running as normal. We will take care of any children who show up, including feeding them lunch. If you would like to pick your child up or keep them home until power is restored, you are welcome to without consequence. Thank you for your flexibility and support!
about 14 hours ago, Dr. Hope Amor
Keeping our children safe online starts with staying informed! Join us for a special Lunch & Learn for parents/caregivers on internet safety. Details: 📅 Friday, October 30th ⏰ 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. 📍 The Wooden Peel This event is free to attend! The Peel will also have lunch available for purchase (optional). Hope to see you there!
2 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
flyer
This group of 8th Grade students had a jam packed weekend in the nation’s capital! They saw the sights, honored our town with a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and walked over 22 miles across 4 days! They learned so much about the history of our country and made so many memories.
2 days ago, Sarah Gilley
A group of 8th grade students in front  of the Capitol Building in Washington DC
Students raising their hands to answer a question.
8th grade students in Washington DC.
A soldier guarding the Tomb  of the Unkown Soldier
8th grade students in Washington DC
Bremen Cross-Country is sending 6 kids to Regionals at New Prairie next Saturday! There will be a send-off after school on Friday.
5 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
6 kids
Senior night in the end zone!
6 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
kids
kids
Reminder: Tomorrow (10/16) and Monday (10/19) we do not have school. Enjoy Fall Break!
7 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
homegrown gourds stand with kid
Our Educational Excellence Award came with a monetary reward, and we've used it for several projects across our district, including providing heat presses to the Business Department. Check out the result of their trial run!
7 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
hat
On Oct.ober 2, the 7th grade students visited IUSB and Bethel for the day. They were able to tour both campuses and learn about college life.
8 days ago, Sarah Gilley
 A group of students standing in a door room.
Students taking a tour of Bethel Univeristy.
A group of 7th grade students in a dorm room
A group of students in classroom.
Real-world learning + Community Collaboration

Mrs. Reed’s Marketing class is taking learning beyond the classroom by partnering with Bremen Community Cares and creating promotional videos highlighting both the Bremen Village Shops and the Bremen Community & Performing Arts Center.

These partnerships allow students to apply what they’re learning in the classroom to real-world projects while making a meaningful contribution to our community.

We are grateful for community partners who are willing to invest in our students and give them opportunities to put their creativity, knowledge, and skills to work!
9 days ago, Jaclyn Stillwell
Community Cares
Village Shops
FCCLA students attended the Fall Leadership Rally at Fair Oaks Farms to network with students from other chapters around the state. Student learned how competitive events work, practiced leadership skills and identified strengths as they pursue career goals. Students capped off the day with a tour of the dairy farm and of course ice cream!
10 days ago, Jaclyn Stillwell
FCCLA cLUB GROUP
Group with cows
Cows
It's a beautiful day for bricklaying!
10 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
building
building with scaffolds
building
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.
11 days ago, Jaclyn Stillwell
School Saftey week flyer
🏆 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. 🦁✨
12 days ago, Elizabeth Aguayo
Bremen Middle School Awards Ceremony October 15 @ 12:45pm
HOCO Friday at BHS!
13 days ago, Jaclyn Stillwell
Volleyball
Football
Cheer
Food Truck
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.
14 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
logo
group
group
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.
14 days ago, Sarah Gilley
A group of students in a field ready for the hike.
Two girl students ready for the hike.
Students walking through a path.
Students walking through a wooded trail.
The group of students in front of the gazebo
The Bremen Theatre has been so good to us. Most recently, by hosting some of our students for a private Toy Story 5 showing!
15 days ago, Dr. Hope Amor
kids by theatre