Sports News

Check out the Bear Bulletin for information about the upcoming Student Holidays, Elementary School Night, Thanksgiving Food Drive, and more! https://www.wsisd.com/news-events/district-newsletter

Bear Bulletin
What's inside? 

• Staff Development & Student/Staff Holiday
• Pink Out Breast Cancer Awareness Day
• Elementary School Night
• Hope Day
• White Cane Walk
• Bus Rider Change Request Form
• Thanksgiving Food Drive
• Red Ribbon Week Dress Days
• Fentanyl Education and Awareness

Join us for Elementary Night Friday, Oct. 18 at the Bears varsity football game! Every pre-kindergarten through sixth grade student with a Brewer or school shirt or White Settlement Youth Football Association jersey or cheer uniform gets in free with a paying adult. 

Two fifth graders from every school will participate in a Punt Pass Kick Challenge at 6:30 p.m. during pre-game to win $250 for their campus! Come out and cheer them on!

Our stadium safety measures include a clear bag policy and metal detectors so plan ahead! Visit the website to purchase tickets. Click the link for more details about our safety procedures.

Bear Bulletin
What's inside? 

• Homecoming Parade & Community Rally 
• Bus Rider Change Process 
• Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• Clear Bag Policy and Athletic Safety Protocols
• Notice of Non-Discrimination 
• School Health Advisory Council
• WSISD Education Foundation Golf Tournament

The Brewer High School tennis team beat Fossil Ridge 10-9 on Sept. 10. 

The following players won their Doubles matches: Thomas Rutledge and Donato Baccarelli; Landon Waltrip and Jeremiah Hamor; and Trinity White and Leah Beird.

Donato Baccarelli, Thomas Rutledge, Jace Waltrip, Jeremiah Hamor, Devin Harris, Landon Waltrip and Seth Skinner won in Singles play.

Also pictured are Morgan Hagood and Leah Beaird.

Coaches are Timothy Kromer and Daniel Richey.

One hundred Brewer High School student leaders participated in Ignite2unite’s 4A Workshop on Aug. 20, designed to teach students how to actively lead student culture.

Angel York said participants learned how to be more positive and actively involved to create a better school culture.

Students in Athletics, Arts, Academics and CTE organizations were selected to lead the new Building Bears group and help all BHS students make the most out of their high school years.

Through one-on-one and group conversations, games and activities, we learned how to get out of our comfort zones, meet new people and learn about each other, said Scarlett Reyes.

“The training taught us how to be more inviting and open to all students as well as how to engage our peers so they would also be involved in school events,” said Lucas Galloway.

Angel Tovilla said, “Having school spirit not only impacts the students around you, it helps the community as whole."