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Greenbrook Elementary School

Monday, December 10, 2012

Honoring the Memory of Brandon Dominguez

Memorial established at Greenbrook Elementary School for 9-year-old brain cancer victim.

Throughout a difficult and painful fight with brain cancer for nearly two years, 9-year-old Brandon Dominguez never gave up, never stopped fighting, and never lost hope that he could overcome the impossible. Almost six months after Brandon succumbed to his illness, those who knew him best established a memorial to carry his memory and indomitable spirit forward for future generations of students at his former school, Greenbrook Elementary. Staff, students, and parents came together with Brandon's family last weekend for a service placing a memorial bench and two red bushes, Brandon's favorite color, outside the school on what would've been Brandon's tenth birthday. "Brandon's at peace now, but he's still remembered by this community," said…

G. P.

11:06 am on Monday, December 10, 2012

God Bless you Brandon...rest in peace and my thoughts and prayers go out to his family who I would see in church often with Brandon. God Blessed you with wonderful, loving parents who took great care of you during this difficult time.   more ›

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Saying Goodbye to Brandon

South Brunswick mourns the death of 9-year-old Brandon Dominguez, who passed away on Monday from brain cancer.

A community is in mourning following the tragic loss of a young hero yesterday. After a long and courageous battle with brain cancer that inspired thousands of people, 9-year-old Brandon Dominguez died at 5:07 a.m. Monday morning.  "He fought very hard for a very long time and he overcame a lot of obstacles and barriers that were put in his way," said South Brunswick Board of Education member Dan Boyle, a friend of the Dominguez family and frequent visitor to Brandon during his illness. "I was fortunate enough on Sunday to spend a few moments with Brandon. When I think of his life, I'm truly blessed to have gotten to know this kid. I told him that we as adults can learn a little bit about how to deal with adversity by how he dealt with …

Neha Alaparthy

9:55 am on Saturday, August 4, 2012

Brandon you tried fighting a big challenge in life that no one could fight and god bless brandon you might not be with us. you may not be with us but you will stay alive in my heart. Rest in peace Brandon. Hope you come back Neha   more ›

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Wonderland Comes to Greenbrook Elementary School

Night of Alice in Wonderland activities helped spur involvement in the South Brunswick Reads program.

As the White Rabbit, Queen of Hearts and Alice herself wandered the halls of Greenbrook Elementary School last week, the community-wide program South Brunswick Reads came to life in the district.  The South Brunswick Reads program, sponsored by the township school district and public library, encourages the entire community to read the same book at the same time, while fostering closer relationships between students and parents. After last year's program was a success with "The Wizard of Oz," this year's selection is Lewis Carroll’s "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland." Greenbrook applied a new twist to the program with an evening of events and activities to inspire the kids to take a trip to Wonderland. "This is about making connections for…

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Great Prizes Up for Grabs at Greenbrook Tricky Tray

Flat screen television, sports tickets and much more available at PTO fundraiser.

Residents will have an opportunity to win any number of great prizes this Saturday, as Greenbrook Elementary School will hold its annual Tricky Tray Auction at Crossroads North. Everything from a flat screen television to amusement park and sports tickets will be up for grabs to raise money for the Greenbrook PTO. "This raises money for all sorts of expenses we have, like teacher grants, assembly programs and possibly some computer equipment," said PTO President Sabuha Din.  The event will feature over 200 baskets with different levels of prizes, ranging from $50 to $500. These include sports tickets, Disney passes, an iPad 3 and much more.  Tickets are $15 per person and include one sheet of level one tickets, coffee, tea and dessert. …

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