What's Bruin in Baldwin
June 2024
Two Graduating Students from Baldwin High School@Shubert Awarded Scholarships
Baldwin High School@Shubert Class of 2024 graduates, Tristan Allen and Davianna Hill, received scholarships totaling $18,000 each. Davianna Hill was also asked to deliver the Student Commencement Address at the Shubert graduation ceremony, where she shared her inspiring journey. Learn more >>
Baldwin Middle School Raises More Than $1200 for Kajiado Children's Home and School
Baldwin High School Students Donate Artwork to Nassau and Suffolk Family Court Houses
Steele Elementary School Holds Exclusive Google and National PTA’s Internet Safety Workshop
Lenox Students Inspire Others Through District-Wide Project
Baldwin High School and Plaza Students Form Unique Collaboration
Baldwin UFSD Celebrates 24 Years of Mentoring Program
Meadow and Baldwin Middle School's Future Problem Solvers Take Home Top Prizes
Baldwin High School Art Students Gift Orphans with Personal Portrait
Special Guest Speakers Inspire Baldwin High School Independent Living Classes
Baldwin High School Counselor Earns High Honor
Baldwin High School Senior Recognized for Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry
Princeton University Awards Baldwin High School Junior Solomon Ruff Certificate of Accomplishment
Liberty and National Association of Water Companies Award Christopher McCallum Scholarship
"Baldwin 2024 Saves 2035"
Brookside Fifth Graders Help Preserve Long Island
This school year, fifth grade teachers, Jennifer Sullivan and Maryann Troy, at Brookside Elementary School introduced the Baldwin 2035 Genius Hour. The students delved into such topics as Long Island's formation, plate tectonics, and erosion. Focused on addressing erosion and land subsidence on Long Island, the young learners initiated a project named “Baldwin 2024 Saves 2035,” aligning with the district's vision of “Baldwin 2035.” The students ultimately developed an action plan to help conserve the land. Learn more >
Beyond the Four Walls of the Classroom
Senior Experience Course Culminates with Capstone Project and Inaugural “School2Career Showcase”
A new course called "Senior Experience" at Baldwin High School integrates real-world internships with academics, satisfying graduation requirements. The program aims to develop future-ready skills and empower students. Students choose internships in various fields and work on a capstone project, linking their experiences to their English Language Arts and social studies curriculum. The inaugural "School2Career Showcase" allowed students to present their capstone work. Learn more >>
