ATHLETICS

 

Eastbrook Academy is a member of WIAA (Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association).

 

Our middle school participates in the North Shore League for cross country and track & field, and is part of the North Shore Catholic League for middle school basketball.

Our high school is part of the Indian Trails Conference.

Weekly schedule information is available on the Sports Hotline - (414) 228-5220 ext. 386.

Sports activities are subject to change due to student interest and volunteerism.

BOYS	Middle School	High School
Cross Country	X	X
Track & Field	X	X
Basketball	X	X

Click here for our basketball schedule and listing of home games.

 

GIRLS	Middle School	High School
Cross Country	X	X
Track & Field	X	X
Basketball	X	X
Volley Ball	X	X
Cheerleading	n/a	x

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PERFORMING ARTS

 

Spring Musical

Middle school and high school students participate in our musical theatre. Participation includes acting, dancing, pit orchestra, stage design & crew, sound & light crew and costuming.

2012 Performance: TBA

Performance Dates: March 1 & 2, 2012

Location: Eastbrook Church worship hall.

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CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

 

Club activities are subject to change due to student interest and volunteerism.

Middle School Lego League

Value Mosaic - Art Studio

Organization	Grade Level
Art Studio	9-12
Band*	5-12
Class Officers	5-8
Chamber Choir	8-12
Chess Club	4-8
Choir**	5-12
Drama / Musical	5-12
Orchestra	5-12
Robotics: Lego League (ages (9+) Tech Challenge - High school	4-8 9-12
Spanish Club	5-8
Strings***	5-8
Student Council	9-12
Writing Club	9-12
Writing for Newsletter	9-12
Yearbook	9-12

*Bands: Beginning Band (5th)/Intermediate Band (6th)/Concert Band (7th & 8th)/ Symphonic Band (HS)

**Choirs: Beginning Choir (5th)/Intermediate Choir (6th)/Concert Choir (7th & 8th) / Chamber Choir

***Strings: Beginning Strings (5th)/Intermediate Strings (6th)/ MS Strings (7th & 8th)

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SUMMER DAY CAMPS

 

Eastbrook Summer Day Camps are a fun, safe place for kids to hang out, make friends, and learn a new skill or improve upon developing skills. There are a variety of camps to meet a variety of interests.  For more information, contact Vicki Yencheske at Eastbrook Church.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

 

Please join us in the following events, celebrating a student, our school or community.

 

Christmas Concert (all grades) - December 20

Middle / High School Basketball Games - January - March

Great Schools School Fair - TBD

Martin Luther King, Jr. Speech & Art Contest - January 16

Silent Auction - February 25

Open Houses / Parent Informational Sessions - ongoing

Musical TBD - March 1-2

Middle / High School Track Meets - April, May

Fish Sticks - May 13

Spring Concert - TBD

High School Graduation - May 27

Summer Camps - June - August

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HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

 

Service leadership is a key component to some colleges’ decisions in admitting students.  Eastbrook Academy students are encouraged to volunteer in their homes, churches and local communities.  In addition, students have opportunities throughout the school year to participate in community service activities (listed below).  For more information, contact the College Guidance office at 228-7905 ext. 336.

Community service activities include:

Serving in the Bread of Healing Clinic on Mondays and one Saturday per month.  Responsibilities can include setting up clinic to receive patients, processing medical records, processing prescription information, praying for patients and other duties as directed by the head of the clinic.

Tutoring lower or middle school students.  This tutoring can take place during the school day or during aftercare.

Tutoring in the EBC Adult Learning Center.  This tutoring takes place with adults working to increase literacy and/or work toward their GED.  Tutoring takes place at the Eastbrook Church campus adult learning center under the direction of Bob Brock.

Assisting faculty with administrative duties.  Responsibilities may include: making copies, preparing classroom materials, labeling new books, cleaning a classroom.

Student Mentoring.  Lower and middle school students look up to high school students which can make peer mentoring an effective way to encourage lower/middle school students.  Mentoring can include meeting with a student to read together, meeting for lunch, helping correct a student's work and provide tutoring for that student.

Student Ambassador.  Families considering Eastbrook Academy for their child (grade levels 3 -12 only) have an option of that student attending EBA for a school day or part of that school day.  Students are selected to be the one that the visiting student “shadows” for the day.  Responsibilities include welcoming the visitor, explaining the school day and school activities to the visitor, introducing the visitor to students and faculty throughout the day, inviting the student to lunch and including him/her in social activities, and answering questions about EBA throughout the day.

Student Event Service. Various events take place throughout the school year that are either school or community events such as EBA Talent Show, Silent Auction, high school graduation, eight grade celebration, Women Unlimited Christmas / Special events.  Students have the opportunity to volunteer in a variety of areas including:  childcare, directing parking, food preparation and food service, event set up and clean up, musical performance, emcee, etc.

School Booster/event preparation.  Eastbrook Academy enjoys the freedom to celebrate Christian events (Christmas, Easter) as well as support athletic, academic and other community celebrations (school dances, social events).  Volunteer activities for these include: creating posters, announcements, tickets, planning for and decorating for the event, preparing snacks and food for the events, etc.