A reminder for parents/guardians of 11th grade students - please join us tomorrow in the District Auditorium!
Come out and support the Class of 2025 this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. - RAIN or SHINE (fyi - rain doesn't effectively remove pollen from vehicles)!
Tamarac Athletics for the week of 4/14/25.
Our Kids Care members recently sewed pillow cases for hospital patients. Pictured here are 8th graders Adalyn Briggs and Ryleigh Ogden with club advisor Mrs. Perry.
Please be advised that a Special Board Meeting will take place tomorrow evening, April 9th, at 7:00 p.m. The agenda includes the acceptance of phase one construction bids for the Capital Project and a 2025-2026 Budget Workshop. We invite you to attend in person in the Secondary School library or via livestream on our YouTube channel.
Reminder from I.T. - there will be no loaner Chromebooks this Thursday or Friday!
There is a correction in Mrs. Onorato's April 4th Newsletter regarding the 4th grade band "Informance." This event is only for current 4th grade band students and their families - not 3rd grade students. Thank you!
Help the 8th graders fundraise for their end of the year Dinner Dance!
Mark your calendar - Snow Day Give Back days!
Athletics Schedule for the week of 4/7/25.
Please join us for the Board of Education Meeting this evening at 7 p.m. in the Secondary School library. If you can't make it in person, streaming is available on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@bcsdevents7574
Twenty one Tamarac students recently attended the Olympics of the Visual Art Competition (43rd year) hosted by NYSATA (New York State Art Teachers Association) held at the Saratoga Civic Center on April 1, 2025.
NYSATA annually hosts a creative problem-solving event in which student teams of one or more enter a long-term design solution in one of eight categories and participate in an on-demand design prompt. Teams present a portfolio along with their entry to showcase the research, planning and iterations that led to the final design. This friendly and spirited competition among students across the state is a wonderful way for students to interact with other student artists and together celebrate creativity.
Don't feel like cooking this Saturday? Stop in to Chipotle in Latham from 4-8 p.m. and support the Class of 2028!
Achieving the Titanium level with Honors, the Brunswick Central School District has received the Utica National Insurance Group’s "School Safety Excellence Award" for 2025. Superintendent Dr. Angelina Maloney emphasized the district's unwavering commitment to safety, stating, "The safety of our faculty, staff, and community remains our top priority. We’re honored to receive this recognition and will continue our commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment for everyone in the Brunswick CSD community."
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, April 9th for a 4th grade band INformance!
A reminder that Meet the Coaches for spring sports is this evening in the district auditorium at 6 p.m.
There is a monthly anglers club meeting this Thursday, April 3rd at 2:30 pm in the Middle School Cafeteria. The club is open to grade 6-12. They will be practicing casting and discuss setting up an outing to do some fishing and some conservation for next month.
Students are encouraged to bring their own gear but if they don't have any, please reach out to Mr. Barcomb at kbarcomb@brunswickcsd.org
ZUMBA is back!
HVCC’s Summer 2025 College in the High School registration is officially open! Again this year, the college is awarding full-tuition scholarships for up to eight credits to all students in our College in the High School sections for Summer 2025. This means that all students will receive a scholarship to cover the cost of tuition (up to eight credits), plus free textbooks.
https://www.hvcc.edu/programs/highschool/cihs/offerings/online-summer.html
Izabella DeLorenzo and Emmaline Martin presented their capstone projects for the New Visions Pathways in Education program on Friday, March 28th at SUNY Albany. Their work focused on "Creating Change" projects to benefit their school communities.
Emmaline presented with other New Visions students on a Collaboration Closet (Districts represented in this project: Troy, Averill Park, Brunswick/Brittonkill). The project goal is to create a comfortable space where students can reach out for help to access sports equipment, prom dresses, professional clothing, and outerwear.
Izabella's group presented on Teacher and Student Wellness (Districts represented in this project: East Greenbush, Chatham, Coxsackie-Athens, Catskill, Brunswick/Brittonkill). The project goal is to implement health and wellness practices for students and teachers in our districts' elementary schools.
Emmaline and Izabella presented to an audience of school administrators and showed us that the future of future educators looks bright!
