Hello Brimley Area Community:
Brimley Area School District is beginning a bond/millage proposal that will appear before district voters at this November's election. The accompanying informational flyer and Frequently Asked Questions document are intended to help residents better understand the proposal, its purpose, and its potential impact on the District and community. Additional information and resources will also be available on the Brimley Area Schools website and will continue to be updated as the election approaches. The District will also provide opportunities to learn more and ask questions at upcoming Board of Education meetings, public hearings, athletic events, and other school and community events. Brimley Area Schools is committed to providing our community with clear, factual information regarding the upcoming bond/millage election. We encourage community members to review the available information, stay engaged, and reach out to the District with questions.
BAS November 2026 Bond/Millage Frequently Asked Questions
2026-2027 Calendar of Events
Hello Brimley Families,
Please see the following notification regarding filling out our new digital transportation request forms.
The link for the form can be found on our website under TRANSPORTATION or at the direct link of:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jry2dyQqbM
Please see the following notification regarding filling out our new digital transportation request forms.
The link for the form can be found on our website under TRANSPORTATION or at the direct link of:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jry2dyQqbM
Hello Brimley Families,
We're sure many of you have seen announcements regarding Michigan's new law on cell phone/electronice device usage within school. Here is our announcement. Below is a a poster summarizing our new procedures that will align with the new law. In addition, our website has updated policy that you can view under TECHNOLOGY.
In the coming weeks, more information will be provided from our building principals, as well being shared at our open house. Once school begins, principals will also be meeting with students to go over the new policies and expectations. We thank everyone for their assistance and help in keeping Brimley Area Schools Safe, Secure, and Focused on Learning.
If you have any questions, please reach out to your building principals.
We're sure many of you have seen announcements regarding Michigan's new law on cell phone/electronice device usage within school. Here is our announcement. Below is a a poster summarizing our new procedures that will align with the new law. In addition, our website has updated policy that you can view under TECHNOLOGY.
In the coming weeks, more information will be provided from our building principals, as well being shared at our open house. Once school begins, principals will also be meeting with students to go over the new policies and expectations. We thank everyone for their assistance and help in keeping Brimley Area Schools Safe, Secure, and Focused on Learning.
If you have any questions, please reach out to your building principals.
Please see the attached notification regarding a Board of Education Trustee vacancy.
Hello Brimley Community,
Brimley Area Schools is considering changing the traditional date, day, and time of its senior graduation ceremony. Traditionally, graduation was always held on the Sunday of Memorial Weekend, at 1:30pm. The general reasoning behind the request was to have more dedicated family time during the holiday weekend. The Survey Questions below are designed to get community input on other potential dates and times.
We Appreciate your Feedback!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCtRxKv5UfMUg9P8EltBt5I4Jch2d5ZmF8XrDAWTh-BqY7Qg/viewform?usp=header
Brimley Area Schools is considering changing the traditional date, day, and time of its senior graduation ceremony. Traditionally, graduation was always held on the Sunday of Memorial Weekend, at 1:30pm. The general reasoning behind the request was to have more dedicated family time during the holiday weekend. The Survey Questions below are designed to get community input on other potential dates and times.
We Appreciate your Feedback!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCtRxKv5UfMUg9P8EltBt5I4Jch2d5ZmF8XrDAWTh-BqY7Qg/viewform?usp=header
Open Positions at Brimley Area Schools
Apply Online at:
https://www.applitrack.com/eup/onlineapp/jobpostings/view.asp?district=38088
Teaching
Full Time Industrial Arts Teacher
Full Time Secondary Special Education Teacher
Support Staff
Full Time Night Shift Custodian (3:00pm - 11:00pm, Year Round Employee, PTO and Benefits)
7 Hour/Day Elementary Paraprofessional (8:15am - 3:15pm, School Year Employee, PTO and Benefits)
Coaching:
Middle School Volleyball Coach - 2 Positions
Varsity Softball Head Coach
Apply Online at:
https://www.applitrack.com/eup/onlineapp/jobpostings/view.asp?district=38088
Teaching
Full Time Industrial Arts Teacher
Full Time Secondary Special Education Teacher
Support Staff
Full Time Night Shift Custodian (3:00pm - 11:00pm, Year Round Employee, PTO and Benefits)
7 Hour/Day Elementary Paraprofessional (8:15am - 3:15pm, School Year Employee, PTO and Benefits)
Coaching:
Middle School Volleyball Coach - 2 Positions
Varsity Softball Head Coach
Please see the attached post regarding a Board of Education Vacancy.
Attention Brimley Parents: MS/HS Lost n Found items will be available for pick up during office hours through next Monday. After that, items will be taken to donate. Remember offices are closed on Friday throughout the summer.
Brimleys 6th grade raised money for the animal shelter today! For every dollar they made they got to put one slice of cheese on a head! And we had a surprise at the end for them!
Brimley Middle School Chili Cook-Off Winners:
Chaz Forrester & Reg LeBlanc
This semester's cook-off featured: Bear, lamb, chicken, smoked pork, and venison.
Summer Office Hours & Records Submissions/Requests
Elementary and Middle/High School Office Hours
June 8 - June 18th
Monday - Thursday
7:00am - 4:00pm
Central Office Hours
June 8th - August 20th
By Appointment - Please Call 906 248 3218
Please FAX Record Requests/Submissions to:
906 248 3220
Hello Brimley Community,
Brimley Area Schools last major renovation occured in 1999, with our community approving a bond and millage that provided funds for the renovations. Recently, our district completed a facilities assessment to better understand the condition of our buildings and grounds. This assessment identified several areas where repairs, replacements, and updates will be needed in the coming years.
As we look ahead, the district is exploring whether our community would support a future bond proposal on the November ballot. We are currently considering two options: a 0 mill increase bond and a 1.9 mill increase bond.
The 0 mill increase option would focus on essential infrastructure needs, such as replacing aging systems and maintaining our facilities. It would also include some smaller improvements to support academics and athletics, along with quality-of-life updates for students and staff.
The 1.9 mill increase option would also address those essential infrastructure needs, but would allow for additional upgrades and improvements to our academic and athletic facilities.
For an average homeowner, a 1.9 mill increase would cost approximately $1.90 per $1,000 of taxable home value per year. For example, a home with a $100,000 value would, generally speaking, have a taxable value of approximately $50,000 and would see an increase of about $95 per year.
Your feedback is very important as we consider next steps. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and help guide the future of Brimley Area Schools.
Please use the following link to access the Survey.
https://forms.gle/jkX2CsjJwWSFAnNv8
Brimley Area Schools last major renovation occured in 1999, with our community approving a bond and millage that provided funds for the renovations. Recently, our district completed a facilities assessment to better understand the condition of our buildings and grounds. This assessment identified several areas where repairs, replacements, and updates will be needed in the coming years.
As we look ahead, the district is exploring whether our community would support a future bond proposal on the November ballot. We are currently considering two options: a 0 mill increase bond and a 1.9 mill increase bond.
The 0 mill increase option would focus on essential infrastructure needs, such as replacing aging systems and maintaining our facilities. It would also include some smaller improvements to support academics and athletics, along with quality-of-life updates for students and staff.
The 1.9 mill increase option would also address those essential infrastructure needs, but would allow for additional upgrades and improvements to our academic and athletic facilities.
For an average homeowner, a 1.9 mill increase would cost approximately $1.90 per $1,000 of taxable home value per year. For example, a home with a $100,000 value would, generally speaking, have a taxable value of approximately $50,000 and would see an increase of about $95 per year.
Your feedback is very important as we consider next steps. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and help guide the future of Brimley Area Schools.
Please use the following link to access the Survey.
https://forms.gle/jkX2CsjJwWSFAnNv8
Today Brimley Area Schools wants to celebrate our amazing team for School Lunch Hero Day!
Every day our Lunch Hero's go above and beyond, not just serving food but welcoming students and staff to the cafeteria with smiles and sincerity. Often times our lunch crew are among the first faces a student sees and their interactions can play an important role on that student/s day!
Hats off to our Brimley Lunch Hero's, we truly appreciate you!
Thank you Bay Mills Indian Community for a 2nd set of art panels for the Spring Art Show and thank you to Soo Co-op Credit Union for covering a portion of the shipping costs! Brimley Area School appreciates your support!
Tomorrow is National Bus Driver Appreciation Day! We love and appreciate our drivers and hope you do too! Please give a wave or a friendly smile when you see them 😊
Good Afternoon,
Tomorrow, April 24th, students that ride the Mickey Bus (19-3) and Big Bird Bus (19-4) should expect 10-20 minute delays on both pickup and dropoff.
Tomorrow, April 24th, students that ride the Mickey Bus (19-3) and Big Bird Bus (19-4) should expect 10-20 minute delays on both pickup and dropoff.
Brimley Area Schools was well represented over the weekend in the High School Quiz Bowl. Brimley placed 10th in the state (out of 380 schools). Hazel Garvon placed 5th in individual players, and was recognized with a medal at Michigan State University. Brimley Quiz Bowl has had a great year, placing 6th in the upper peninsula on WNMU public TV 13 High School Bowl, winning the regional tournament, and placing 10th in the state. We congratulate the team, and thank our graduating seniors for their hard work, Hazel Garvon, Dylan Kabelman, Cameron Brown, and Eden Fleming!
Kitchen Science classes have been studying "Cheese" for the past few weeks. From learning to make homemade cheese, to studying the origin of cheese, they put their knowledge to the test by sampling the various types of cheeses. Sixteen varieties were sampled, categorized, and described. On average, students had only tried three of the varieties before today's activity.
Attention Kindergarten Round Up parents: Parking is an issue with all this extra snow and water! Please feel free to park in front of Elementary office in the Bus lane from the hours of 8:30 to 1:00 pm only. There is also parking available on High School side of the building. Our apologies for any inconvenience.