Broad Street Elementary School - MASD

06/04/2026

Happy Birthday, Evvie! Today, Evvie turns two years old. We look forward to many more years with her as a member of our learning community.

06/02/2026

Future Focused: As our learning community shifts thought toward summer plans and quality time with family and friends, there is also opportunity and excitement for the 2026-2027 school year. If you are interested in being a part of the planning of activities and becoming a member of the Broad Street PTO, please email Mr. Bigham at [email protected].

Many hands and all ideas are welcomed in helping to make the learning experiences for our students core memories. Together, we can do great things for our learning community where all have the opportunity to belong.

Thank you, be safe, and enjoy your summer!

05/29/2026

To my first class: a letter from Mr. Bigham:

To my first class…

You entered Broad Street in August with hopes and dreams of a future unknown. You were excited but nervous, hopeful yet reserved. Now here in May, you are prepared, confident, and ready for the challenges that lie ahead.

Your teachers and staff have given you skills and knowledge to “Take on Challenges”. You have developed relationships that will last a lifetime and have come together as a learning community. You have learned to “Communicate with Respect” toward one another and the value of being a friend. Kind words and actions are the expectation.

To my first class…

You have left your legacy on our learning community. Your individual spirit has unified as a community where all students have the opportunity to belong. Our differences have made us stronger. Each day provides a chance to learn and grow as we make sure we “Stay Safe” and look out for one another. There is no greater gift that we can give our world than to make sure we respect and take care of others.

You have learned to “Act Responsibly” in all areas. Continue to be the special person that you are. Let no one force you to do something that you know is wrong. Be a leader, not a follower. Represent the “Wildcat Way” in everything that you do each and every day.

To my first class…

You are the future. You represent Broad Street and will forever be a family. Take care of yourself. Take care of each other. Continue the work to become whoever you are destined to be. Continue to dream. Continue to explore, innovate, and inspire others.

You are Broad Street. Be proud… be humble… Be a friend to all. We are so proud of you and look forward to seeing you become a champion for your community.

Have a great summer and enjoy all that lies ahead. We are Broad Street.

05/29/2026

Core Memories: The last day of school for students at Broad Street Elementary was full of opportunities for students to interact within their learning community. The staff made it extra special to emphasize collective pride and appreciation for all.

Have a great summer!

05/29/2026

Leaving their mark: 3rd grade students celebrating the last day of school by leaving messages from their heart while building upon relationships and connections.

05/28/2026

Grade 2 Celebration: Grade 2 students enjoying time with one another at Memorial Park today. What a great year for them as a learning community.

Photo credit to Ms. Doyle.

05/26/2026

Grade 1 Celebration: Students in Ms. Sather’s class enjoying time with one another at Memorial Park today. What a great year for them as a learning community.

05/24/2026

05/22/2026

The Tradition Continues: The staff bounce house relay took place after school today. There was not a winner or loser (at least that will communicated on social media 😃); rather, a continuation of tradition for our learning community. A staff that plays together grows together.

05/22/2026

Field Day Recap: What a fantastic day for our learning community! The weather was cooperative and our students were engaged in collaborative games and activities that created core memories.

We would like to thank the many parent volunteers who ran stations throughout the day, our staff for supporting the activities, and the leadership of Mr. Wharton, Mr. Myers, and Mrs. Bradley for the planning, organization, and implementation of field day. It takes a village.