Senior Spotlight - Rebecca Barbera!
🚨 Important: End-of-Year Medication Pickup Notice
As we wrap up the school year, we want to remind all families about the policy for retrieving student medications. The Health Office cannot store medications of any kind over the summer for the following school year. Please review the pickup guidelines below to ensure a smooth transition into the summer break:
💊 General Medications
Who can pick them up: A parent or guardian must physically come to the school to retrieve these medications.
When: On the last day your student is scheduled to be in the building.
Note: Medications cannot be sent home in a student's backpack.
🎒 Epi-Pens & Inhalers
Who can pick them up: These emergency medications will be sent home directly with the student.
Action Required: The student must stop by the Health Office on their last day in the building to collect them.
⚠️ Important Reminder: Any medications left behind after the final day of school cannot be kept for next year and will be safely disposed of per health guidelines.
As we wrap up the school year, we want to remind all families about the policy for retrieving student medications. The Health Office cannot store medications of any kind over the summer for the following school year. Please review the pickup guidelines below to ensure a smooth transition into the summer break:
💊 General Medications
Who can pick them up: A parent or guardian must physically come to the school to retrieve these medications.
When: On the last day your student is scheduled to be in the building.
Note: Medications cannot be sent home in a student's backpack.
🎒 Epi-Pens & Inhalers
Who can pick them up: These emergency medications will be sent home directly with the student.
Action Required: The student must stop by the Health Office on their last day in the building to collect them.
⚠️ Important Reminder: Any medications left behind after the final day of school cannot be kept for next year and will be safely disposed of per health guidelines.
EMERGENCY DISMISSAL: Due to an electrical issue on campus and required emergency repairs, we will need to do an emergency dismissal for both the secondary and elementary schools. While there is no danger to students, facilities have been impacted. Secondary will dismiss at approximately 1 p.m. Elementary will begin dismissing pick up students at 1:45 pm with buses departing at approximately 2 p.m. Please make every effort to have someone available at your child's emergency bus stop. If you need other arrangements, please contact the main office as soon as possible by calling x2003. All after school elementary activities and after care are canceled. Thank you for understanding this unplanned event.
Senior Spotlight - Alicia Burton!
June menus are up: https://www.brunswickcsd.org/documents/food-service/breakfast-%26-lunch-menus/june-2026/27946494
Elementary breakfast tomorrow is being changed to breakfast bagel, egg, and cheese instead of the pizza.
Speaking of sports: Here is a message from our Secondary School Health Office!
Join us in celebrating our Tamarac Scholar Athletes for their outstanding achievements this spring!
Our next Alumni update is Ethan Medved.
Ethan Medved, Tamarac Class of 2024
Majoring in Theatre
SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2028(fun fact: Tamarac prepared him to graduate from Oneonta early)
Ethan Medved, of Waterford, NY, was one of 233 SUNY Oneonta students recognized for academic excellence during the 2025-2026 Susan Sutton Smith event on Tuesday, April 7. The Susan Sutton Smith awards are given each spring to first-year students, sophomores and juniors who have earned a grade-point average of 3.9 or higher on a 4.0 scale. You can read more at https://oneonta.meritpages.com/stories/Ethan-Medved-Receives-Susan-Sutton-Smith-Award-for-Academic-Excellence/184978057
Who remembers Mrs. Vellotti?
Senior Spotlight time! Congratulations to Owen Glynn!
Confirm your calendar - Snow Day give back days!
Thank you to the Brunswick CSD community for your support!
The budget passed 529-252!
The budget passed 529-252!
Senior Spotlight - Trevor Finkle!
Our First Alumni Spotlight is Frank DePalma Tamarac Class of 2024.
Frank was awarded one of four prestigious SUNY Chancellor's awards.
Frank DePalma of Troy, NY
Business Administration A.S.
Frank DePalma is a Business Administration A.S. student who maintains a 4.0 GPA and demonstrates outstanding dedication through his academic success and active involvement on campus. He serves as vice president of the Investment Club and participates in many other student clubs and organizations, such as the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Frank also gives back as a peer mentor for the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) and has been recognized with the EOP Career Development Scholarship. Despite overcoming personal challenges, he continues to serve as a role model for his peers and remains a valued member of the campus community.
The polls are open! #vote
Cafeteria Menu Change:
Tuesday 5/19/26:
HS/MS: Roast Chicken and Mashed potatoes
ES: Macaroni and cheese
Thursday: 5/21/26
HS/MS: Sausage Egg and cheese croissant
ES: hot dog/Hamburger
Next Thursday 5/28/26 Walkin Tacos for all schools
Pre-K will stay the same as the menu.
Tuesday 5/19/26:
HS/MS: Roast Chicken and Mashed potatoes
ES: Macaroni and cheese
Thursday: 5/21/26
HS/MS: Sausage Egg and cheese croissant
ES: hot dog/Hamburger
Next Thursday 5/28/26 Walkin Tacos for all schools
Pre-K will stay the same as the menu.
Hey Middle School - we're planning the end of the school year with some easy to view daily calendars for June! Check them out here: https://aptg.co/kcrBBP
Benny the Bengal wants to know what you have been up to.
Let’s stay connected! Help us inspire the next generation of Bengals by showing them just how far a Tamarac education can take you.
Let’s stay connected! Help us inspire the next generation of Bengals by showing them just how far a Tamarac education can take you.
Today our Juniors visited with 20 colleges. They were able to learn about academic programs, sports and activities, and scholarship opportunities.
