Brophy Elementary School is a vibrant learning community serving approximately 500 students. Our highly qualified and deeply dedicated staff work every day to ensure that each child receives the supports, resources, and tools they need to engage in and excel at grade-level instruction.
We proudly offer three dynamic programs to meet the diverse needs of our learners: SEI (Structured English Immersion), DL (Dual Language), where students build literacy in two languages, and ASD, which provides specialized classrooms for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
During the 2024–25 school year, our students, staff, caregivers, and community came together to define our core values: Be Kind. Be Inclusive. Be Determined. These values guide every interaction, and our shared mantra, “I belong at Brophy,” reminds students daily that they are seen, valued, and an essential part of our school family.
At Brophy, we are community-focused, student-centered, and united by the belief that all students can, and will, reach their highest potential.
Brophy Fun Facts
- Brophy School was named for two dedicated educators: Rose Brophy, who taught 52 years at Saxonville School, and her sister Anna Brophy, who taught 48 years at Lincoln School. Our facility was built in 1968.
- Brophy School was constructed in 1968 using a replicated design plan from Potter Road School which was built two years earlier in 1966.
- The original name of Brophy Elementary was the Belknap Road School.
- With two additional classrooms added in 2020, Brophy now has 26 classrooms.
- Brophy School is situated on 28.13 acres of land. On the campus is a playground, two baseball/softball fields, a basketball court and a soccer field.