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Five days left until our VOTE on May 21st from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the multipurpose gym!
Before and After Care information with Greenbush Child Caring, Inc.
Six days left until our VOTE on May 21st from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Our high school Olympics of the Visual Arts Team attended the 42nd annual Olympics of the Visual Art Competition on Monday May 13th at the Saratoga Civic Center. Seventeen students competed in four categories: Drawing, Painting, Illustration and Sculpture. The students began working collaboratively in groups, starting in October, and were able to display their creative solutions to the given design problems. The students also had to present a portfolio that documented their brainstorming, research and process. While there, each group also created an "on-demand" work of art in a mere 90 minutes with limited art supplies. Team Advisor Mrs. Sheffer is so proud of all the hard work that the students have put in over the past seven months and commends them on all that they have achieved!
The countdown is on! One week until our Budget Vote, Capital Project Vote and Board of Education election. Please share and mark your calendar for May 21st.
Senior Spotlight time! Let's go, Clayton!
Spotlight your Senior! Fill out the form & submit a photo to: communications@brunswickcsd.org. The form can be found here: https://forms.gle/JFYR2uFHfm81o7nH8
Parents of after care students: It has come to our attention that after care is canceled today May 13 due to a staffing shortage with our childcare provider. All parents should have received notice directly from the program. We will plan to send after care students home from school today on the bus. If you plan to pick your child up rather than having them ride the bus, please let the elementary office know as soon as possible.
It's PROM Spirit Week!
Thank you to those who wore GOLD for Red, White and Gold Kick off! Join us tomorrow for a day of baseball, softball, lacrosse and more!
On May 21st, voters will also be checking the ballot for a Capital Improvement Plan of $25,445,000 which has district wide and specific campus enhancements, including a new athletic facility with the installation of a synthetic field.
Go gold this weekend for Red, White and Gold Day!!
Coming to a mailbox near you, keep an eye out for our Budget Newsletter! Remember to Save the Date: Polls open on May 21st from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Six Tamarac elementary students were recognized on May 6th for the annual Sandra G. Morley Physical Education Student Leadership Award. The program was held at Hudson Valley Community College and is put on by the Capital Zone chapter of the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (NYSAHPERD). Almost 800 students were chosen from over thirty school districts and twelve counties were recognized. Physical Education teachers Dan Pryde, Jen Heim and Erick Roadcap selected students Matthew M., Jack O., Sam B., Mattingly K., Hallie M., and Alana B. as the honorees. These students have demonstrated responsible personal and social behavior, sportsmanship, and citizenship, and a desire to learn and improve. They also have exhibited a physically active lifestyle, demonstrated leadership and have been a positive influence on peers, while contributing toward the total school program.
Registration is open for the inaugural Heads of Hope Brain Cancer Fundraiser on June 2nd - organized by senior Katie Gross with help from the Tamarac Booster Club. Register here: http://tamaracboosterclub.org/headsofhope/
Thank you to members of NJHS who helped label the budget newsletter! Keep an eye on your mailboxes! 📫
Congratulations to Teagan, Lauren, Sebastien and Nicky who received an award at the 39th Sandra G. Morley Physical Education Student Leadership Awards last night.
For the third year, Questar III BOCES hosted its annual Celebration of Teaching & Learning event at UAlbany. Students in grades 8 through 12 from more than a dozen school districts across New York’s Capital Region participated. Dr. Maloney, Bella DeLorenzo, Tess Bates and Camilla Desso, along with Beth Connor and Mary McNeice attended the event.
https://www.wamc.org/news/2024-05-02/middle-and-high-school-students-interested-in-education-get-career-advice-from-new-york-teachers
https://www.news10.com/news/albany-county/boces-celebrates-teachers-future-educators/
The Business Department recently nominated senior, Amber Fagan, for the Business & Marketing Educators Association (BMEA) of the Capital Region for Outstanding Business Student of the Year. Amber was nominated for her academic achievement, citizenship and positive attitude as well as continuing her education in the Business field. Amber plans on majoring in Accounting at HVCC this Fall.
We are thrilled to announce that Amber was among a select group of students in the Capital Region to win the BMEA Award. Thank you to Miss Farrell and Ms. Bernard for their assistance and support.
Tamarac is proud to announce that seniors Trevor Bishop and Katie Gross were honored at the NYS AHPERD Captital Zone HS Leadership Awards in Physical Education. Trevor and Katie were chosen by their physical education teachers to have: high-level of physical performance, scholastic achievement, exceptional leadership qualities, and outstanding service to school and community. Thank you to our physical education teachers at Tamarac for continuing to support our student athletes. Congratulations! #Classof2024 #seniors #TamaracProud
