
🌟🐄 Alice in Dairyland, Scholze Beef, Our Nutrition Dream Team — and a Real Live Calf from Mud Hollow Farm?! Now That’s a Farm to School Finale! 🥛🍔💚
We wrapped up our Adopt a Cow adventure with a Farm to School Celebration full of learning, laughter, and local flavor — all starring our beloved calf, Galaxie Oreo Milkshake! 🐮💫 (Well, almost — a sweet stand-in calf made a guest appearance on Galaxie’s behalf!)
💚 Our incredible Nutrition Team served up a Wisconsin-proud lunch featuring:
🍔 Wagyu beef burgers & brats from Scholze Family Farms (Humbird, WI), processed at Blair Meats
🍎 Seneca Apple Chips
🥦 Fresh fruits & veggies
🍨Yogurt Parfaits — the ultimate dairy dessert!
🎉 A special thank you to Alice in Dairyland, who joined us to serve lunch and share her passion for local agriculture with our students!
🐄 And a huge shoutout to Josh and Jennifer Koebler of Mud Hollow Farm and their son Wyatt Koebler, who surprised students with a visit from a real live calf — offering kids a hands-on glimpse into the world of dairy farming and bringing our Adopt a Cow experience to life!
From meeting a real calf to learning where their food comes from, students left with full hearts and fuller bellies — and a deeper appreciation for the people and animals behind every bite. 🚜🥛
Thank you to all our partners, staff, and students who made this celebration one to remember — and of course, to our moo-velous friend Galaxie Oreo Milkshake! 💫🐄
#Aliceindairyland #FarmToSchool #adoptacow #dairywisconsin #wisconsindairyfarms #traytalk #snawi








“I have worked with amazing families and students. I am proud of the community connections that I have made from being part of the school district. I am proud to be a Tiger!” – Barb Gluch, celebrating 30 years with SDBRF.
Barb came to Black River Falls looking for experience—and found a career, a community, and a place to grow. From collaborative teams to strong professional development and deep local roots, SDBRF is more than a workplace.
It’s a place to belong. #tiGRRpride #JoinOurTeam #WeAreBRF


The School District of Black River Falls app just got some shiny new upgrades. If you already have an account, you can now access Messages and Class Streams—right from the app or on your computer.
✅ Android: https://bit.ly/3ZZRPXu
✅ iPhone: https://apple.co/3Fw1Q6l


We’re excited to offer FREE meals to kids and teens this summer — no signup, no cost, just good food!
📍 During School Sessions:
Free meals are available at Red Creek and Black River Falls High School whenever school is in session.
📅 Special Days – August 26, 27, & 28:
ALL BRF schools will offer free meals for enrolled students on these dates.
🤝 Summer Meal Sites (June 9 – August 31):
Thanks to our partnership with the YMCA, free 7-day meal kits for all (breakfast & lunch) are available at:
Methodist Church
Ho-Chunk Community Park
Let’s make sure every child stays fueled and healthy this summer! Want full details? See the top of our nutrition services page! https://www.brf.org/o/sdbrf/page/nutrition-services


Hello Forrest Street Families!
You can find a QR code for the May Newsletter. This will be the last newsletter for the 24-25 school year. Have a wonderful summer!


Our School District of Black River Falls app keeps getting better and better! Parents/guardians who have already created an account can now access new app features like Messages and Class Streams via the web and in the app. Download for Android https://bit.ly/3ZZRPXu Download for iPhone https://apple.co/3Fw1Q6l


Say “hello” to even more messaging and announcements in the School District of Black River Falls app! Parents/guardians, check your email for instructions to sign up and access new features.


Graduation would be hard to miss if you watch our feed, but we have one extra detail: last night, our seniors added their personal flair to their graduation caps—and the creativity was impressive! From inspiring quotes and future career goals to hobbies and passions close to their hearts, each cap told a unique story. It was a night full of pride, personality, and a lot of beads!
Want to see more photos? Check out our gallery at:
📸 https://brfhspawprint.smugmug.com/Graduation-2025
📥 Download photos for free using the password: BRFHS25
Parents of seniors: keep an eye out in the coming weeks for details on how to order professional photos from Empire Photography.
#ClassOf2025 #tiGRRpride











Say "hello" to Messaging in the School District of Black River Falls app! Our same app now keeps you informed across your child's classes. Look for your personalized invite to access Messages, Announcements, and Stream after May 27.
Download for Android https://bit.ly/3ZZRPXu
Download for iPhone https://apple.co/3Fw1Q6l


This afternoon, students witnessed a powerful and emotional mock crash event in the Lunda Park parking lot, followed by impactful speakers in the theatre. The event was planned by Lily Olson, part of the FCCLA's high school chapter. Student actors included Katelyn Nosbisch, Cecil Lopez, Keanau Maphis, and Lily Olson. Local first responders from Black River Falls brought the scene to life with their involvement, making the experience all the more real.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this important awareness event possible.
#tiGRRpride









TigRR Athletics Update – 4/24/2025 at 10:55 am | Here’s the latest on today’s events – weather isn’t a major issue right now, but here’s everything you need to know just in case plans shift:
• ASL (Logan) – 4:00 pm start. No weather concerns, but we will keep everyone informed.
• Golf (Arcadia) – Time change confirmed: starts at 3:00 pm.
• Baseball (Arcadia) – JV & Varsity double headers start at 4:30 pm. Weather's iffy, but we’re hoping to play.
• Softball (Arcadia) – Same as baseball. Varsity only. 4:30 pm double header. NO JV game.
• Track (Westby) – 4:00 pm start. Weather might play a role here—stay tuned.
Check the Coulee Conference site for the most up-to-date changes: https://couleeconference.org/public/genie/68/school/4/date/2025-04-24/view/week/
#tiGRRpride #goTigRRs


One voice can save a life. One report can prevent a tragedy.
When students, parents, and community members speak up, they help create a safer environment for everyone. Speak Up, Speak Out Wisconsin is more than a tip line—it’s a lifeline.
💙 If you or someone you know needs help, don’t hesitate.
📞 1-800-MY-SUSO-1
💬 Text: SUSO to 738477
🖥️ Submit a tip: https://speakup.widoj.gov
📱 Download the SUSO app on the Apple Store or Google Play!
Share this post and be a part of the solution. Together, we can make a difference. #SpeakUpSpeakOutWI #SaferSchools


Parents and community members, your voice matters! You play a crucial role in keeping our schools and neighborhoods safe. If you hear or see something concerning—whether from your child, on social media, or in the community—you can report it to Speak Up, Speak Out Wisconsin.
✅ Completely confidential
✅ Available 24/7
✅ Connects students with the right help
By reporting concerns about bullying, threats, self-harm, or violence, you’re taking an active step in protecting our children.
Take action today! Download the SUSO app on the Apple Store or Google Play to make reporting easy and accessible.
📞 1-800-MY-SUSO-1
https://speakup.widoj.gov
#ParentsProtectingKids #SpeakUpSpeakOutWI


We are thrilled to announce that Kenley Brown and Aidan Gunderson have been selected as 2025 Coulee Conference Scholar Athletes! Their dedication to both academics and athletics is truly inspiring, and this honor is well deserved! Join us in celebrating their hard work and success!


Let's hear it for Kloe, Hollis and Kellen, our next group of middle school scholars of the month!




Attention families! Wisconsin Forward Exams for 3rd-8th graders start this week. Help set your child up for success with these helpful tips:
✅ Get Plenty of Sleep – A well-rested brain is ready to focus!
✅ Stick to a Routine – Keeping a consistent schedule can reduce test-day stress.
✅ Arrive on Time – Being on time ensures a smooth and stress-free start to the day.
✅ Eat Healthy Meals – Nutritious food fuels the body and mind for better concentration.
✅ Encourage Their Best Effort – Remind your child to take their time, read carefully, and do their best.
Thank you for your support in making testing a positive experience for our students!


Let's give a shout-out to the 10--that's right, TEN--girls on our basketball team who earned Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Academic All-State honors this year! To earn recognition, players needed to be on the varsity team and carry a 3.5 cumulative GPA. Congratulations, girls!


Making a report with Speak Up, Speak Out Wisconsin (SUSO) is easy, confidential, and takes just a few minutes. Here’s how it works:
1️⃣ Call, text, submit a tip online, or use the free app!
2️⃣ Trained staff will review the report and determine the best course of action.
3️⃣ If needed, they connect with schools, law enforcement, or mental health professionals to provide support.
4️⃣ You can stay anonymous—your identity is protected.
No concern is too small if it helps protect a student’s well-being. Download the free SUSO app on the Apple Store or Google Play, or save this number 📞 1-800-MY-SUSO-1. Visit https://speakup.widoj.gov to learn more. #KeepingKidsSafe #SpeakUpSpeakOutWI


We’re thrilled to announce that senior Jackson Tiedens has been nominated for a 2025 Upper Midwest Emmy® Foundation Student Production Award in the Arts & Entertainment/Cultural Affairs Category! 🎬✨
The nominations were announced on Monday, and we couldn’t be prouder of Jackson’s hard work and dedication to storytelling.
Mark your calendars—the awards ceremony takes place on April 11! Let’s all cheer Jackson on as he represents excellence in student media! #MidwestEmmys #StudentProductionAwards #TiGRRpride #CongratsJackson


We are bursting with #tiGRRpride for this outstanding group of hardworking, dedicated students! These individuals have demonstrated excellence in academics, leadership in extracurriculars, and a strong sense of responsibility, earning them a place among the 2025 Lions Club Honor Students.
Last night, they were recognized by our community and school staff at the annual Lions Club Honor Banquet—a tradition dating back to 1939, with nearly 1,600 students honored over the years.
Please join us in congratulating this year’s honorees!
🧡Freshmen: Ben Breining, Olivia Larkin, Channing Goldsmith, Alyssa Tubbs
🖤Sophomores: Ben Bresee, Lily Sullivan, Will Rahmlow, Grace Tande
🧡Juniors: Roman Madvig, Greta Bakken, Reese Youngthunder, Libby Moldenhauer
🖤First-time Seniors: Keaneau Goldsmith, Ava Gilberg, Archer Grant, Lily Olson
🧡Second-time Seniors: Garrett Tande, Cherelle Gunderson, Jackson Tiedens, Lillian Ottum
Your dedication and achievements make us all proud to be Tigers! Keep striving for excellence! Drop your kudos in the comments, and if you're a family member, feel free to share this post on your feed. We know you're just as proud as we are! #tiGRRfutures
