Congratulations to the recently elected Board of Education, new chairperson Lynette Easmon and returning vice chair Howard Frydman. The other members of the BOE are:
Femi Bogle Assegai
Kimberly Dunbar
Thomas Moore
Dr. Lisa Simone
Tiffany Mack-Mohammed
Bloomfield Public Schools - and Superintendent Dr. James Thompson, Jr. - have been selected as one of Our Piece of the Pie’s 2023 Champions honorees for their longstanding commitment to youth empowerment. A reception for all recipients was held recently at Dunkin Stadium's Yard Goats Club. OPP's mission is to provide developmental and and job training to Greater Hartford's youth.
Bloomfield Public Schools - and Superintendent Dr. James Thompson, Jr. - have been selected as one of Our Piece of the Pie’s 2023 Champions honorees for their longstanding commitment to youth empowerment. A reception for all recipients was held recently at Dunkin Stadium's Yard Goats Club.
OPP's mission is to provide developmental and and job training to Greater Hartford's youth.
Our annual LIteracy Night was a huge success! Families loved matching decorated doors to specific books on a literary scavenger hunt. All children went home with a brand new book thanks to our PTO.
Thank you to Lisa Lamenzo, Director of School Improvement, for reading to children at our annual PJ Literacy Night. They loved your rendition of Bark George!
Tonight is our annual PJ Literacy Night! Wear your pajamas and join us for pizza, a scavenger hunt, book making, and more!. Every child leaves with a brand new book! Please bring a non perishable food item for our Stuff the Bus food drive.
Students in Mrs. Lomnicky's class harvested and tasted the microgreens they grew from seed!
Friendly reminder: The first Family Workshop session -- “Money Matters” -- is tonight, 6 p.m. , at 330 Park Ave, Bloomfield. It will focus on how to create and maintain a budget. In-person and virtual attendance options are available.
The district - in collaboration with Bloomfield Social & Youth Services and other partners - will host of series of free monthly financial empowerment and self-care workshops, starting Thursday, Nov. 9.
The first session is entitled “Money Matters” and will focus on how to create and maintain a budget. The 6 p.m. workshop will be conducted at 330 Park Ave., Bloomfield. In-person and virtual attendance options are available.
A reminder that election day is Tuesday, Nov. 7. Schools will be closed.
District, in collaboration with community partners, will host of series of monthly empowerment workshops for families, starting Thursday, Nov. 9. That session will be on how to create and maintain a budget - "Money Matters" - 6 p.m., at 330 Park Ave., Bloomfield.
District, in collaboration with community partners, will host a series of monthly financial empowerment and self-care workshops for families, starting Thursday, Nov. 9. This session will be on how to create and maintain a budget - "Money Matters" - 6 p.m., at 330 Park Ave., Bloomfield.
Wintonbury Early Childhood Magnet School Teacher Jennifer Pearl leads a recent "Try Day" with her students, sampling cantaloupe.
District's annual food drive is underway. Your non-perishable food items are needed.
District, in collaboration with community partners, will host of series of monthly empowerment workshops for families, starting Thursday, Nov. 9. That session will on how to create and maintain a budget - "Money Matters" - 6 p.m., at 330 Park Ave., Bloomfield.
Mr. Turner's class harvested the plants they were observing last month. Students pulled radishes out of their garden and looked closely at roots, leaves and the bright red root vegetable.
Students in Mrs. Guidice's room used our kids kitchen today to make pumpkin pancakes. The students helped to measure the ingredients and stir the batter. They could smell the delicious aroma of the pancakes as they cooked on the griddle. Of course the best part was eating them!
Students explore the planting station in our greenhouse. As they fill pots with soil, they are developing hand-eye coordination and refinement of movement.
Students were treated to pesto rice on their lunch tray. It was prepared by our wonderful Chef Lise, with basil we grew in our garden.
Joseph Renzulli, world renown pioneer in gifted education and teaching strategies to promote academic growth for all children, was one of the visitors at yesterday's launch of a global academic partnership between Bloomfield's fifth and sixth graders and a school in Brazil. The American Psychological Association named Mr. Renzulli among the 25 most influential psychologists in the world.
Joseph Renzulli | Neag School of Education
