Tamarac Athletics schedule for the week of 3/11/24.
Sixth grade QUEST students were treated to a two day writing workshop with author James Preller. A collection of his books is available via the Upper Hudson Valley Library System, as well as our Tamarac Secondary School Library.
The Board of Education Meeting will take place this evening in the Secondary School Library at 7 p.m. Please note the location change.
Tamarac Tie Dye Day will take place on Monday, March 18th! Students and staff are invited to wear their tie dye to celebrate SPRING!
Mrs. DeLorenzo's students had a blast with their soda taste test challenge!
One more week!! The school doctor will be here next Tuesday to complete physicals, so get signed up ASAP!
JV/Varsity tryouts start next Monday 3/11
Modified sports begin 3/18
March Cafeteria Menus are live on our website: https://www.brunswickcsd.org/documents/food-service/breakfast-%26-lunch-menus/159843
Brunswick CSD is hiring! Check out the latest additions to our employment page at https://www.brunswickcsd.org/documents/employment-opportunities/97470 and consider joining the Bengal community!
Sign up for Spring Sports today! Tryouts for JV & Varsity begin 3/11.
ZUMBA is back and starts March 11th! Make sure to read the details below.
Keep calm and plug in your Chromebook! We look forward to seeing you tomorrow, it's a B day!
Spring Sports Registration is open! Please sign up ASAP!
https://students.arbitersports.com/organizations/tamarac-athletics
Tamarac High School presents 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' on March 8 & 9th at 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 each, general admission and will sold at the door.
With February being National Children’s Dental Health Month, 1st grade had a special visit from Where Smiles Grow Pediatric Dentistry.
Dental health providers shared valuable insights on keeping those smiles shining while sharing
tips, answering questions, and making sure our kiddos are on the right track for healthy smiles! 🦷🪥
Thank You Deputy Loeper!
In honor of Black History Month Lynn Nadereski's Kindergarten class studied Alma Woodsey Thomas in art. Thomas is known for her brightly colored abstract paintings. She Was the First Fine Arts Graduate of Howard University became an art teacher in Washington DC and when she retired at the age of 68 she decided to become a full-time artist.
Thomas became the first African American woman artist with a solo show at the Whitney Museum in New York City which was historic.
“One of the things we couldn’t do was go into museums, let alone think of hanging our pictures there. My, times have changed. Just look at me now.”
Join the Tamarac Clay Target Team! Students who are 12 years old+ with a state issued hunter education certificate are eligible. Any new athletes who would like to join our team should contact Michelle Furlong (mfurlong@brunswickcsd.org). For more information about the League, please visit the website at www.nyclaytarget.com.
High School yearbooks are quickly selling out.
Be sure you have a yearbook in June - reserve your copy today.
https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A05396450
If you want to check whether or not you have already purchased a yearbook email Beth Connor at econnor@brunswickcsd.org
Senior students in Ms. Carroll's Sociology class completed an "Establishing Values" activity over the past few days. For Sociologists, values are broad ideas by which people define what is desirable or undesirable, superior or inferior, good or bad etc. in a society.
Students listened to a series of statements about polarizing topics in American society and expressed their opinions first by moving around the classroom to different signs and then by engaging in thoughtful discussion about each topic. The students did a great job listening to their peers, even on topics where their values differed. Well done, Seniors!
While we didn’t capture it on video, Abraham Lee captured the hearts of all who were in attendance at the Tamarac Boys Modified basketball game on Tuesday, February 6th. During the last three minutes of the game, a member of the Hoosick Valley basketball team with special needs came off the bench onto the court. Abraham had possession of the ball, looked at his coach and passed it to the opposing player, who from nearly the three point line, took the shot and SUNK IT! The gym exploded with excitement including Abraham who was jumping for joy.
Coach Willetts and a referee from the game complemented Abraham and his sportsmanship for letting the opposing teammate shoot and score! We applaud you Abraham for showing what it means to be a good person and a great Bengal!
