What's Bruin in Baldwin

Check out Baldwin Union Free School District's official digital newsletter for the most recent highlights about our schools, innovative curriculum and programs, accolades, acts of kindness, celebrations and more! For more Baldwin UFSD news, visit www.baldwinschools.org and connect with us on social media.

In collaboration with the Black in Jewelry Coalition and the Natural Diamond Council, Baldwin Union Free School District has officially launched the Future Jewelers Academy at Baldwin High School@Shubert. The innovative program is designed to inspire and prepare students for careers in the jewelry industry, covering everything from benchwork and design to merchandising. An official ribbon-cutting was held this month to commemorate the program's significance for both the district, partnering organizations, and the future jewelry industry workforce. Learn more >>

"Baldwin's Future Jewelers Academy Seeks to Address Industry Shortage"

Read the full story in Newsday >>

The fourth graders of Baldwin UFSD elementary schools were recognized with certificates at the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Poster Contest and Reception. In celebration of Black History Month, the posters will remain on display at the District Office until the end of February. See this year's winners >>

See all of the district's latest news stories on the Baldwin UFSD website at www.baldwinschools.org/news.

Students in the Baldwin High School Global Business & Entrepreneurship Academy and Baldwin Middle School "Show Me the Money" and Junior Virtual Enterprise Pre-Academies recently participated in a "Leaving2Learn" at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, helping to enhance their understanding of economic principles in a memorable way. The visit included exploring the Museum and Learning Center, engaging with interactive exhibits, and participating in discussions on topics like monetary policy and financial literacy. Learn more >>

The Qustodio app allows parents and guardians to see their child’s activity and pause the internet on their school Chromebook after school hours. For no additional cost, the program is designed to help families monitor and manage their children's online activity.

Visit www.baldwinschools.org/qustodio to learn more and to register today!

The grand opening of the student art exhibit, crafted in honor of Black History Month, at the African American Museum of Nassau County, will take place on Thursday, January 30 at 6:30 pm. Featuring the artwork of Baldwin students, Baldwin UFSD is currently the only district to partner with the museum for this exhibit. The special gallery will be displayed throughout the month of February. All Baldwin families are encouraged to attend!

Opens: March 17, 2025

Deadline: April 4, 2025, 12 PM

Visit www.baldwinschools.org/prek for more information.

Registration Deadline: February 5

Visit baldwinschools.org/continuinged for course catalog and registration information.

1/24 – End of 2nd Marking Period, HS & MS
1/24 – Progress Reports (K-5)
1/29 – Schools Closed
2/3 – Report Cards Published to Portal 2nd Marking Period, HS & MS
2/12 – Board of Education Meeting, Plaza, 7 PM
2/13 – District Choral Festival, HS, 7:30 PM
2/17–2/21 – Winter Recess: Schools Closed
2/25 – District-wide Family Life Parent Orientation, Plaza, 7 PM

For School-Specific Events and Awareness Days: Check your school's website or newsletter

For the District Calendar (Both Full and One-Page Calendar): Visit www.baldwinschools.org/calendar

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