On February 28th, CAMS students were treated to a beautiful assembly to close out Black History Month. Choirs from both Bloomfield High School and the University of Hartford stunned the audience with incredibly beautiful singing. And the CAMS drill team danced their hearts out!
Please visit https://sites.google.com/view/camsdeanofstudents/home to see our Dean of Students' latest update!
It was a busy weekend for Bloomfield Warhawks Athletics.
Girls Indoor Track & Field won the State Open, claiming their 4th State Open title, and completing a Perfect Season (Conference Champions, Class S Champions (15th in a row), and State Open Champions). A State Open victory means they are the best girls track team in the state regardless of size which is remarkable given we are the smallest school in our conference and one of the smallest in the state.
Wrestler, Dorian Pollard finished 5th in the State in the Championship on Saturday and qualified for the State Open next weekend.
The Boys Basketball team fell to Northwest Catholic in the quarterfinals of the Central Connecticut Conference Championship. Two of our student athletes, Cayden Smith and Jeffery Acoff, were recognized as All Conference Athletes. They begin the Tier II State Championship next Monday at home.
Help support the District Climate Committee and the Simon Foundation, a local cat and dog shelter, as they are collecting donations.
Donated items can be dropped off at your child's school through Friday, February 28.
In honor of Black History Month, Ms. Serafino and Mrs. Eady treated 7th and 8th graders to a game of black history jeopardy last week. It was equally as fun as it was informative!
Yesterday and today, Dr. Ellis, Ms. Glenney, and Ms. Goldman held the Honor Roll assemblies for 7th and 8th graders. Congratulations to all of the students who made honors and high honors for quarter 2! Extra congratulations to Kaycee Whyte and Ashawana Weir for earning the principal's award for the highest GPA in their grade for the quarter!
On Tuesday, February 11th CAMS students and teachers presented at the Board of Education meeting! Ms. Calabro, Mr. Taylor, Ashawana Weir, and Braylen White presented on placed-based learning and the 7th grade Bloomfield history project experience. Ms. Richardson, Amari Marquis, Devon James, Aashiya Mendez, and Ashawana Weir presented on the state of the SOAR program. We are so proud CAMS students and their work!
Do you have unused pet supplies? Please consider donating to this great cause.
7th and 8th graders, please see this flyer from the Student Council for the winter dance!
Good Morning,
Due to weather conditions, Bloomfield Schools will be opening 2 hours late today, Thursday, February 13.
Thank you
Please see this flyer for an opportunity for our 8th graders.
Good evening Bloomfield Public School community.
Due to inclement weather, Bloomfield Public Schools and District Offices will be closed on Thursday, February 5, 2025.
Please visit https://sites.google.com/view/camsdeanofstudents/home to see our Dean of Students' latest update!
Ms. Rodriquez' science club dissected a frog for their latest lab.
Do you know someone who is turning 5 before September 1, 2025? If so, register them for Kindergarten at Laurel Literacy Academy! Registration is open for the 2025-2026 school year. Visit https://sites.google.com/view/bpsct-enrollment/home for information on the registration process.
Please attend the upcoming art show on 1/28 at CAMS.
CAMS Drama Club members take their bows after performing comedic skits for their fellow actors.
Registration for The Nest Preschool at Laurel Literacy Academy is now open!
Please note that space is limited! Your space will be held with a completed registration.
Visit https://sites.google.com/view/bpsct-enrollment/home for more information on the registration process.
It is that time already! Registration for Kindergarten in the 2025-2026 school year is now open!
Visit https://sites.google.com/view/bpsct-enrollment/home to learn more about the registration process.
Bloomfield Social & Youth Services flyers for the following offerings:
Tribe Young Men’s Group (grades 7-11)
DJ 101 Youth Program (grades 7 and 8)
Spring Project 330 (grades 8-12)
Robotics Spring 2025 (grades 6-10)
