Brick students looking at electric car

Brick Elementary Young 5- 5th Grade

Brick Elementary prepares students for the future through the teaching of STEM: science, technology, engineering and mathematics.  We use engineering, environmental science and mathematics as a basis for learning across all curriculum areas. It is an educational environment that emphasizes intellectual curiosity and individual responsibility.

Brick Elementary has been a STEM school since 2015, promoting critical thinking in Brick students using this innovative approach to learning.

STEM article highlights Brick Elementary School's STEM Program on MLive:

"STEM program emphasis challenges, builds success for Lincoln School students"   

http://www.mlive.com/sponsor-content/?scid=121011&prx_t=Tu4CAKtcRAnM0LA

    

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Check Out the Science Olympiad Program!

Video Documenthttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1Tm1K_TLmpS2Sez4Z7PROvmluuTdGUGQc/view?ts=5a60f5c8

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Brick Elementary School collaborated with Ford Motor Company to demonstrate an electric Ford Focus to students. Steve Daleiden, Advanced Projects Supervisor and Gil Portalatin, Chief Engineer of the Ford Focus electric car not only demonstrated the vehicle, they also presented information to students about how electric cars operate and impact the environment.

 

Brick students and LHS basketball team
Brick and LHS Basketball Champs The LHS basketball team came visited Brick during March for Literacy Month. They helped judge our classroom doors for our door contest. The winning classrooms all received free books!!
Brick students with engineers learning about ball bearings.
STEM Maker Session NSK Corporation engineers came to teach us about ball bearings. Our Brick families were able to even build their own bearing!
School + Health = Successful Students
Health Guidelines Parents and childcare home providers often ask, when should a child be sent home for illness? Here are SIX reasons to call a parent and ask that a child be picked up from daycare or school as soon as possible.
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Kroger Community Rewards
Kroger Community Rewards Several Lincoln organizations participate in the Kroger Community Rewards Program. Take a few minutes to make sure you’re signed up. Go to www.Krogercommunityrewards.com. When the website opens click on “Create an Account” and follow the prompts to get started. More...
RAHS Logo: Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools
RAHS Health Center To receive services at the RAHS clinic, students must be registered with the health center. Parents - contact RAHS for information & forms! RAHS @ Lincoln High School

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Principal

Paula Robinette
Brick Elementary
734-484-7031

8970 Whittaker Road
Ypsilanti, MI 48197

734-484-7031
734-484-7049 Fax

School Hours
Office: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
School: 8:50 AM - 3:41 PM

Half-day: 8:50 AM -11:41 AM
Early Release: 8:50 AM -1:26 PM

Absences: (734) 484-7031

Transportation: (734) 484-7044

 

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COLD WEATHER REMINDER

Winter has arrived!  We would like to remind everyone that our students have outside recess daily unless the temperature/wind chill is 10 degrees or lower. 

Students should be reminded to dress for outdoor play, this includes hat, gloves, boots and winter coats. Please remember to label your child’s winter belongings.

Thank you!!