The College Board has recognized five Bloomfield High School students for their academic prowess on standardized tests and in the classroom.
The Board's National Recognition Program identifies high-achieving sophomores and juniors from underserved communities across the country. It is an accomplishment viewed favorably by colleges and universities when receiving college applications.
In addition to highlighting that a student has done well on standardized testing, the Board’s recognition also indicates the student carries a grade-point average of at-least 3.5 at their school. Congratulations to the following BHS students: Angel Calderon Austin Davis Charles Fennell Jaida Foster Sergio Rose Jr.
The College Board has recognized five Bloomfield High School students for their academic prowess on standardized tests and in the classroom. The Board's National Recognition Program identifies high-achieving sophomores and juniors from underserved communities across the country. It is an accomplishment viewed favorably by colleges and universities when receiving college applications. In addition to highlighting that a student has done well on standardized testing, the Board’s recognition also indicates the student carries a grade-point average of at-least 3.5 at their school.
Congratulations to the following BHS students:
Angel Calderon
Austin Davis
Charles Fennell
Jaida Foster
Sergio Rose Jr.
REMINDER! Tonight, GEMS is hosting our Fall Open House from 5:30 until 7:00. Please join us!
First BOE meeting of the 2023-24 school year last night ....
School leaders engaged in today's principals conference: They continue to work on strategies to improve classroom instruction and school cultures.
Put Bloomfield Public Schools in your pocket! Check out our revised QR code and get more timely access to news about our school district.
The district's 27 new teachers are settling in and learning about our very unique school district. The new hires will play key roles in re-affirming our culture to motivate students to aspire for excellence in academics, athletics and the arts.
Join the renewed GEMS parent group! Are you interested in supporting our GEMS students, GEMS staff, and GEMS curriculum goals? If you are interested in helping this initiative please fill out your information below and a GEMS parent will contact you. https://forms.gle/A5x8gEtPYy55GhwN6
Bloomfield Public Schools celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from
Sept. 15 to October 15. This year's theme is Prosperity, Power and Progress. Our district values diversity, inclusion and respect for all cultures. Students of Latino heritage are an emerging population in our schools.
Join us in acknowledging and applauding the contributions of those from these eclectic communities.
Important Reminder: All enrolled students in district will receive a free healthy breakfast and lunch at school during the 2023-24 year. Children will not have to pay a fee or submit an application. This free-meals program is part of a national program, known as the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP).
Primary Election polls close in 6 minutes. School polling locations are: Carmen Arace Middle School, Laurel Elementary, Metacomet Elementary and Bloomfield High.
REPOSTING- Please be advised that Tuesday, September 12, 2023 will be an early release day for all Bloomfield Public Schools due to the 2023 Primary Elections. GEMS students will be released at 12:47.
Wednesday, September 13, 2023 is also a 12:47 early dismissal day for the purpose of professional development.
Friendly reminder: Tuesday, September 12, will be an early release day for all district schools - due to the 2023 Primary Elections.. Wednesday, September 13, s also an early dismissal day for the purpose of professional development.
Have you downloaded BPS' new mobile Ap, yet? It will provide timely news about the schools and the district. Come on in - and tell a friend. Put BPS in your pocket.
BHS topples Hartford Public in first game of high school football season; https://www.ctinsider.com/gametimect/football/article/bloomfield-hartford-public-ct-high-school-football-18355521.php?utm_content=cta&sid=5d3ca1d69c625f258c2d570d&ss=A&st_rid=06868560-3b7e-49a1-b25e-7ecd1b784431&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=headlines&utm_campaign=ctin%20%7C%20capital%20region
POSTPONED -- Sunday's Save Our Schools for Our Kids Foundation event, on Rockwell Ave., will be rescheduled.
POSTPONED -- Sunday's Save Our Schools for Our Kids Foundation event, on Rockville Ave., will be rescheduled.
POSTPONED -- Sunday's Save Our Schools for Our Kids Foundation event, on Rockwell Ave., will be rescheduled.
Teachers are in demand, especially now, and leading a classroom is another important way for you to continue to make an impact on our community. If you’ve ever considered getting certified to teach, we strongly encourage you to join one of these upcoming sessions. Sign up to attend a session at: Certification 101: Become a Connecticut Teacher! eventbrite.com/e/certification-101-teach-connecticut-group-coaching-session-tickets-612297848347?aff=leact