What's Bruin in Baldwin
February 2024
Partnership with African American History Museum of Nassau County
Students, 6-12, submitted artwork and literary pieces for exhibit dedicated to Black History Month. The exclusive partnership was covered by media. See news coverage >>
Student Portraits Inspire at Baldwin High School
Betyne Farrell, school psychologist, and Virginia Coles, counselor, collaborated with Lynn Drexler’s photography class and student photographers, Grace Van Sluytman and Nia Green, to create mural. Check out the student portraits >>
Baldwin Middle School Celebrates Black History through the Arts
The Dance and Theater Expression Pre-Academy curated dance, poetry and monologues by Black Americans and produced a special assembly for their peers, grades 6-8. Learn more about this endeavor >>
Baldwin Middle School Young Men of Excellence Club Welcomes Special Guest
Baldwin High School Participates in Newsday’s Inaugural CheerFest
Boys Basketball Coach Darius Burton Celebrates 400th Win
Baldwin Middle School Gives Back This Winter
Baldwin Middle and Elementary School Students Craft Over 1000 Valentines for Veterans
Anti-Defamation League’s No Place for Hate ® Initiative Highlights Work of Baldwin High School's YCLC
Baldwin Union Free School District is thrilled to share some of the latest updates on capital projects happening across the schools. These improvements are a testament to the district's commitment to creating safe, modern, and inviting learning environments for students, staff, and the community.
As part of the fifth grade science curriculum, students worked with North Shore Land Alliance to learn all about Long Island water and underground aquifers. Through a hands-on activity, the fifth graders constructed their own water aquifers to gain a deeper understanding of the natural filtration process.
Learn more about this fun and fascinating classroom experience >>
Join Baldwin Union Free School District and the Baldwin Council of PTAs for an evening dedicated to wellness and self-care, featuring Baldwin educators, Ms. Ashley Occhino and Ms. Lee Ann Burke. All Baldwin parents with children in grades K-12 are encouraged to attend. Register by March 6 >>
