Family Night
Congratulations to our Young Authors’ Conference Winners!
We are excited to recognize the winners from our recent Young Authors’ writing contest hosted by Triton Elementary.
🏆 Grades 3–5 Winner: Henry Huff
🏆 Grades K–2 Winner: Corban Engbrecht
Both students did an outstanding job responding to the writing prompts and showed wonderful creativity, detail, and storytelling. We are very proud of their hard work and the effort they put into their writing!
Henry and Corban will be recognized at the Young Authors’ Conference on Monday, March 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Triton Elementary gym, where they will also receive an autographed book and certificate of recognition.
Please join us in congratulating these talented young authors
We are excited to recognize the winners from our recent Young Authors’ writing contest hosted by Triton Elementary.
🏆 Grades 3–5 Winner: Henry Huff
🏆 Grades K–2 Winner: Corban Engbrecht
Both students did an outstanding job responding to the writing prompts and showed wonderful creativity, detail, and storytelling. We are very proud of their hard work and the effort they put into their writing!
Henry and Corban will be recognized at the Young Authors’ Conference on Monday, March 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Triton Elementary gym, where they will also receive an autographed book and certificate of recognition.
Please join us in congratulating these talented young authors
Teens! The Lion's Club Teen Center and the Bremen Public Library are teaming up for a Lifesize Game Night Event, This Wednesday, March 11th from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. in the Teen Center located in Room 17 of the Elementary/Middle School. All teens' 12 - 18 are welcome to join us! This event is FREE! No sign-ups are needed, just grab some friends and come on down to the Teen Center (room 17) for an evening of fun! We hope to see you there! For questions, please email magnoliar@bgcmco.org or rcalhoun@bremen.lib.in.us.
🎓 Bremen High School Senior Scholarship Night 🎓
Scholarship Night will be held on May 6th at 7:00 PM. This special evening celebrates our seniors who are receiving scholarships and recognizes their hard work and achievements.
Students who will be recognized will receive an invitation from Mrs. Bates. An email will also be sent to the invited students and their family with additional details.
We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of the Class of 2026!
Scholarship Night will be held on May 6th at 7:00 PM. This special evening celebrates our seniors who are receiving scholarships and recognizes their hard work and achievements.
Students who will be recognized will receive an invitation from Mrs. Bates. An email will also be sent to the invited students and their family with additional details.
We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of the Class of 2026!
Tomorrow is Pajama Day!
Bremen Boys Basketball just won their first IHSAA Sectional since 1999! Members of the 1966 Sectional Championship team cheered them on and presented the trophy!
On Monday, we look forward to hosting Tim Hannig at Bremen Elementary/Middle School. Thank you to the PTO for making this possible!
Happy National Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day! 🛠️
A huge, heartfelt THANK YOU to the incredible Bremen Public Schools Maintenance Team! From fixing leaky pipes to keeping our grounds pristine, our schools simply could not run without their hard work, dedication, and expertise. They are the essential crew that ensures a safe, clean, and functional environment for our students, staff, and community every single day.
A huge, heartfelt THANK YOU to the incredible Bremen Public Schools Maintenance Team! From fixing leaky pipes to keeping our grounds pristine, our schools simply could not run without their hard work, dedication, and expertise. They are the essential crew that ensures a safe, clean, and functional environment for our students, staff, and community every single day.
Due to foggy conditions, we are on a 2-hour delay today (Friday, March 6th).
Throwback Thursday: Bremen elementary kids "preparing for weather." This picture felt appropriate for the forecast. Do you know anyone in it?
Happy National School Social Work Week!
We send our deepest gratitude to our school social workers. They are the link between home, school, and community, working tirelessly to support our students’ social and emotional well-being every day.
We appreciate you! 🌟
We send our deepest gratitude to our school social workers. They are the link between home, school, and community, working tirelessly to support our students’ social and emotional well-being every day.
We appreciate you! 🌟
Due to foggy conditions, we are on a 2-hour delay today (Thursday, March 5th).
It's National Athletic Training Month!
A massive thank you to our Athletic Trainer, Kyle Zuber, for everything he does to keep our Bremen Public Schools student-athletes safe and healthy.
A massive thank you to our Athletic Trainer, Kyle Zuber, for everything he does to keep our Bremen Public Schools student-athletes safe and healthy.
15 members of Bremen’s DECA chapter traveled to Indianapolis this last weekend to compete at the State Career Development Conference.
David Monesmith was elected to serve as the 2026-2027 State Region 1 President.
Henry Varner and Jack Wildauer both received competency medallions for getting an 85 or higher on the Hospitality and Tourism written exam.
Landon Bates was a Top 10 State finisher in Accounting Applications. Marcus Houin placed 6th overall in the State in Restaurant and Food Service Management. Carter Bennitt placed 3rd overall in the State which qualifies him to compete at the International Career Development Conference in Atlanta in April.
Congratulations to all competitors in their outstanding accomplishments this year!
Students in Mrs. Castro's Class explored the concepts of weathering, erosion, and deposition through reading materials, video resources, and by completing a hands-on activity. They used a chocolate chip cookie to simulate a landform. Water, acting as an erosion agent, caused the cookie to fracture (weathering) , with fragments being moved (erosion) and then settled in a new spot (deposition).
Book Fair will be held from March 9th-13th and Family Night will be On Tuesday, March 10th, from 4:00-7:00 in the LGR! Please use door 12. To purchase an e-gift card for a student follow the link to our online store https://literati.com/store/?school=bremen-elementary-middle-sch-bremen-in
These are just a few of the amazing pieces our students have created throughout the school year! In celebration of Youth Art Month, we are excited to showcase the incredible talent we have right here in our school.
All year long, our students have been working hard—expressing their creativity, exploring new techniques, and bringing their ideas to life through art. We are so proud of the imagination, effort, and dedication they put into every single project.
Today we honor Mr. Gall, who has been serving Bremen since 2000 and made a lasting impact on students, families, and colleagues! He has announced his retirement for the end of this school year.
As we celebrate his contributions, we also share that his position is now posted on our website. If you or someone you know is interested in joining the Bremen team and continuing the foundation Mr. Gall has helped build, we encourage you to apply.
Mrs. Andujar's Student Media class used their new camera to capture some neat moments at Ag Day!
Thank you to Bremen Partnership and the Guntermans for making this purchase possible. More fun projects to come!
For over 20 years, Mr. Kucela has been teaching the 'Quadratic Formula' in his own unique way.
He says, "I started out just trying to come up with a fun way to learn the Quadratic Formula. Broken into parts, it sounds like this:
negative b
plus or minus
square root of
b squared minus
4ac
all over
2 times a
Once I had a smooth rhythm developed, I thought I would say it with attitude, like a rapper.
At an NCTM conference I learned how to sing it to the Notre Dame Victory March.
A few years later, a German foreign exchange student taught me how to say it in German.
Through trial and error, I found a way to sing the Quadratic Formula to the Battle Hymn of the Republic tune and also to Beethoven’s Ode to Joy.
Then a few years ago, an Italian foreign exchange student taught me how to say it in Italian.
After that, I came up with a way to sing it in Italian."
This is proof that math is a universal language (especially when there’s a good beat involved). 📐✨
He says, "I started out just trying to come up with a fun way to learn the Quadratic Formula. Broken into parts, it sounds like this:
negative b
plus or minus
square root of
b squared minus
4ac
all over
2 times a
Once I had a smooth rhythm developed, I thought I would say it with attitude, like a rapper.
At an NCTM conference I learned how to sing it to the Notre Dame Victory March.
A few years later, a German foreign exchange student taught me how to say it in German.
Through trial and error, I found a way to sing the Quadratic Formula to the Battle Hymn of the Republic tune and also to Beethoven’s Ode to Joy.
Then a few years ago, an Italian foreign exchange student taught me how to say it in Italian.
After that, I came up with a way to sing it in Italian."
This is proof that math is a universal language (especially when there’s a good beat involved). 📐✨
