Country Hills Elementary School
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Do the Harlem Shake – Brea Boys Baseball
106 days ago by bbonadminBrea Baseball Boys do the Harlem Shake!
How many of you have heard of the Harlem Shake? The dance originated in Harlem in 1981. Last month five teenagers from Queensland, Australia performed their own Harlem Shake, which started a viral trend on YouTube.
Wanting to get in the act, the Brea Baseball Boys Team under the direction of a baseball mom and fellow parents gathered together yesterday to film their version of the “Harlem Shake” at Country Hills Elementary School.
The Brea baseball parents submitted it to the Ellen Show. We checked out Ellen’s favorite Harlem Shake videos, and believe the kids have a pretty good chance! -
Spelling Bee Bugs: Brea Kiwanis need your help for Spelling Bee Contest
218 days ago by bbonadminThe annual Brea School District Spelling Bee for elementary students is scheduled on Thursday, November 15 at Country Hills Elementary school at 3:30 p.m. Henry Cardenas, Kiwanis member, is the event chair and he is in need of volunteers to be pronounces, readers, and spelling judges. So local spelling bee bugs, please help out and call Henry as soon as possible at the Kiwanis Club of Brea at 1-714-986-9899.
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Kiwanis Club of Brea 27th Annual Student Essay Contest Winners
411 days ago by bbonadminEssay contest: Catherine Houston and Dr Helene Cunningham, Mariposa Principal, co-hosted the Kiwanis Club of Brea 27th Annual Student Essay Contest. The 2012 Essay Theme was "As President of The United States, I Would..." and embodied the characteristics of - Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship.The Essay winners were Saigen Torres (Arovista), Clara Kang (Country Hills), Makaila Slife (Fanning), Nathan Hackman (Laurel), Iliana Rodriguez (Mariposa), Elaine Lin (Olinda), Camille Wedin (Brea Jr HS) and Matthew Hernandez (BCHS). Each winner received a plaque. The best essay winner, Matthew Hernandez, also received a $100 award...Congratulations to all!.Story by Susan Gaede -
Dine local while supporting your neighborhood schools
448 days ago by bbonadmin
Like Italian food? Dine at Mammaluccos Italian Restaurant and Grascio’s Family Italian Restaurant and a portion of the food sales will be donated to support Brea schools and sports. Mammaluccos is supporting BOHS Football tomorrow, so enjoy a delicious meal from 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and they will donate 20% back to BOHS Football. Grascio’s is supporting Country Hills Elementary School PTA Fundraiser with a donation of 25% on two days: Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 28, and Thursday, March 29, during the hours of 11:00-2:00 p.m. and 4:30-9:00 p.m. While dining at the restaurants, please mention the fundraiser you are supporting! Buon Appetitto! -
2011 City of Brea Holiday Tree Lighting
557 days ago by bbonadmin
"Snow" falling at the Brea Civic Center, Dec. 8, 2011
Snow fell in Brea on Thursday night, for the first time since 1949!
Hundreds of Breans gathered last night in front of the Civic Center, filling seats and bleacher space, more children than adults. And the reason we were all there? The Annual City of Brea Holiday Tree Lighting! And whether you call it a Holiday or call it Christmas, the city provided a program that satisfied everyone's tastes.
After a welcome from the evenings emcee, Mayor Pro-Tem Don Schweitzer, the entertainment began with the talented young people from the Country Hills Elementary School Cougar Choir, directed by Debbie Shin, singing "Winter Wonderland", followed by "Jingle Bell Rock" and "Santa Claus is Coming to Town".
When their opening set of music was complete, our emcee directed us to practice shouting, "Light the tree" and after a few practice shouts, the tree lit-up in cheerful Christmas lights to ooohs and aaahs from the crowd.
Next, The Singing Pastors, (Pastor Doug and Brenda Green from North Hills Church, Pastor Davis Hill from Firehouse of Prayer, Pastor Mike O'Brien from Downtown Chapel, Brea Foursquare Church, and Pastor Dave Rader from Brea Baptist Church), were introduced and after a short, very funny song about shipping holiday packages, the four (plus one on piano), engaged us with Christmas Carole's that reminded the crowd of the Reason for the Season.
The Pastors started singing "Let It Snow" after our emcee reminded us that the last time it snowed in Brea was over 60-years ago. Just then, to the sounds of squeals of delight from young and old, snow flurries started to fall from the sky! The sky next to the Civic Center roof, where they had installed foam machines that launched simulated snow into the air and down onto the crowd below. How fun! While children tried to catch the "snow" in their hands, grown-ups laughed and smiled and enjoyed the sight. Snow in Brea, falling from the sky!
The Darden Family, a very talented family of singers and performers, rounded out the evenings entertainment with the final song of their set, "Here Comes Santa Claus". That's when we heard the sirens, as Santa was escorted in style to the Civic Center, riding on Brea's own historic Seagraves Fire Truck, with a contingent of Brea Police Department's finest, ensuring he arrived on time.
After a short greeting, Santa headed to the Brea Library where he was ready to listen to Christmas wishes from young and old.
What a fun night! What a beautiful tree! What a marvelous program!
Entertainment before and after the festivities was provided by KOST 103.5, broadcasting Christmas music live from the Civic Center.
The City of Brea extends special thanks to Brea Corner Bakery, Brea Firefighters Association, Brea Home Depot, Brea Lions, Brea Vons, Mary Harrington, La Neve Photography, Memory Garden Memorial Park, and North Hills Church.
Don't forget to have a look at images from the Holiday Tree Lighting on the BBON Facebook page!





