NYSED requires a physical exam for new entrants and students in Grades Pre-K or K, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 11; annually for interscholastic sports; and working papers as needed; or as required by the Committee on Special Education (CSE) or Committee on Pre-School Special Education (CPSE). Summer is a good time to get these done! The physical form can be found here: https://5il.co/oypn
Tomorrow Braden, Clayton and Devon are headed to Michigan for NYS high school trap nationals!! Good luck!
The Board of Education will have a meeting this evening in the Secondary School library. The meeting will start with a public hearing regarding the Safety Plan at 6:45 pm with the general meeting starting at 7 pm. Streaming available here: https://youtube.com/@bcsdevents7574?si=QkdI8HfyeVPfcs4O
Students in need of an August Regents exam will be receiving a letter in the mail from our counseling department next week. August Regents exams will be offered on Monday, August 19 and Tuesday, August 20. Please note that the deadline for signing up for an August Regents exam is July 9.
Silent hallways, student whispers gone,
Echoes of a school year's song.
Lockers closed, and desks now bare,
Memories of the past year linger in the air.
Summer's promise calls away,
Goodbye to friends, if just for a day.
Empty halls, the final bell,
Stories only these Tamarac walls can tell.
Congratulations to all who are retiring this year! Thank you for your dedicated years to our Tamarac community.
The Seniors will be doing a Next Step Drive Through tomorrow evening from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the front parking lot. Friends, family and community members are invited to drive through, wave and wish them well!
As we wrap up the week, we highlight the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Colin Skaarup.
Colin is the son of Pamela and John Skaarup of Pittstown. Colin has been actively involved in Masterminds, Coding Club, Gaming Club and Track and Field.
Colin plans on going to Champlain College for Game Programming. Congratulations!
As we wrap up the week, we highlight the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Michael Seyffer.
Michael is the son of Monica and Michael Seyffer of Pittstown. Michael has been actively involved in the Student Christian Association at Hudson Valley Community College.
Michael plans on going to Hudson Valley Community College to study Engineering Science. Congratulations!
Over the next week, we will be highlighting the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Karley Scriven.
Karley is the daughter of Wendy and Robert Scriven of Brunswick. Karley has been actively involved in National Honor Society and is on a Competitive Dance Team.
Karley plans on going to the Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences to study Pharmacy. Congratulations!
Over the next week, we will be highlighting the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Adam Rice.
Adam is the son of Mina and David Rice of Brunswick. Adam has been actively involved in National Honor Society, Golf, Basketball and Baseball.
Adam plans on going to the University of Alabama where he will study Communication with a focus in Sports Broadcasting. Congratulations!
Over the next week, we will be highlighting the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Ethan Medved.
Ethan is the son of Eric Medved of Waterford and Kimberly Medved of Loudonville. He has been actively involved in National Honor Society, the Theatre Department, Class Council, Varsity Soccer and Varsity Track.
Ethan plans on going to SUNY Oneonta in the fall where he will study Theater. Congratulations!
Over the next week, we will be highlighting the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Oliver Lange.
Oliver is the son of Erin and Jason Lange of Pittstown. He has been actively involved in Science Club, Ski Club, Coding Club, National Honor Society, Cross Country and Unified Bowling.
Oliver plans on going to Champlain College in the fall where he will study Game Design. Congratulations!
A reminder there is no school tomorrow, Wednesday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.
10th grade students in Ms. Carroll’s Global History II class took a field trip to Boston, Massachusetts yesterday to visit the exhibit Auschwitz; Not Long Ago, Not Far Away, 78 years after the liberation of the camp.
The exhibit was developed by historians and educators in collaboration with the Auschwitz State Museum of Poland. The 700 artifacts within the exhibit included original items from Holocaust survivor’s families as well as concrete posts that were a part of the fence of the camp, fragments of an original barrack for prisoners, a desk and other possessions of the first and longest serving commandant Rudolf Hoss, a gas mask used by the SS, and Picasso’s Lithograph of a Prisoner.
After the exhibit the 10th graders had some free time in Quincy Market where they ate lunch, toured the shops and even fit in some time for a game of corn hole!
Special thanks to our great chaperones Mrs. DeLorenzo, Ms. Hennigan-Masters and Miss Bernard as well as our awesome students who were complimented on their mature behavior by the museum staff.
Over the next week, we will be highlighting the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Carlos Kaskoun.
Carlos is the son of Jeannine and Dave Kaskoun of Brunswick. He has been actively involved in OVA, Ski Club, National Honor Society, Class Council, Soccer and Track & Field.
Carlos plans on going to Cornell University in the fall where he will study Math/Physics. Congratulations!
Summer Custodial positions available! Posting and application can be found here: https://www.brunswickcsd.org/documents/employment-opportunities/97470
Over the next week, we will be highlighting the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet Katelyn Jacques.
Katelyn is the daughter of Christine and Timothy Jacques of Waterford. She has been actively involved in National Honor Society, Yearbook Committee, Class Council and Varsity Track.
Katelyn plans on going to SUNY Albany in the fall where she will study Environmental Science. Congratulations!
Over the next week, we will be highlighting the students who are in the top ten percent for the Class of 2024 (in alphabetical order). This honor signifies that these students have achieved academic excellence during their years at Tamarac High School. Meet John Clinton.
John is the son of Shonna and John Clinton of Brunswick. He has been actively involved in National Honor Society, Cross Country, Indoor Track and Outdoor Track.
John plans on going to Clarkson University in the fall where he will study Aerospace Engineering. Congratulations!
Tomorrow we will be administering the U.S. History and Government Regents at 8 a.m. and the Global Studies Regents at 12 noon. Students are encouraged to bring their own water in a clear plastic water bottle. The District is taking precautions to keep the testing locations as comfortable as possible.
A reminder that Middle School students will be dismissed at 10:32 a.m. tomorrow.
