Community Newsletter
School Conferences & Professional Development Reminder
Early Release Wednesday, March 15th & Thursday, March 16th
Due to School Conferences
No School on Friday, March 17th
Due to Professional Development Day for Teachers
Click here to view the 2022-2023 school calendar
2023-2024 School Calendar has been Approved
The School Board has approved
the calendar for next year.
August 28th - First Day for Pre-K, K, 3, 6, 9 Students
August 29th - First Day for All Students
Click here to view the 2023-2024 school calendar
*Please note the first Wednesday of every month is now an early release day
Pre-K Registration for the 2023-2024 School Year
STEPS TO REGISTER
1. Complete the Online Application (March 1-17)
- Click here to complete the application
2. Confirm Emailed Screening Appointment (March 2-18)
- All students must attend a screening appointment
- Screening appointments will be held at Coffin School. Students will go through a 30 minute developmental, vision & hearing screening as parents/guardians meet with staff.
- Included in this email will also be registration details
- Missing the April 14th deadline will forfeit your spot
- Registration link will open April 1st
Powerschool Update from our Technology Team
REMINDER for those with BHS and BJHS students, Powerschool is now being accessed through the following web address:
Student/Family access: https://brunswicksd.powerschool.com/public.
The username and password will remain the same.
March is Youth Art Month
Brunswick High School art students have work on display at a variety of locations in celebration of Youth Art Month! Here are some opportunities to view their fabulous work:
- Friday, March 10th - Curtis Memorial Library, Morrell Meeting Room
- Saturday, March 11th - Scholastics Art Awards at the Maine College of Art & at The Portland Museum of Art
- Sunday, March 12th - Maine Art Education Association Youth Art Exhibit at the Maine Education Association in Augusta
LEGO Spike Prime Kits at BJHS
Brunswick Junior High School students had the opportunity to use LEGO Spike Prime Kits that were a part of the Computer Science Mobile Lab Grant through the State of Maine. Students self-selected to be a part of a Robotics Elective during Trimester 2 led by Tabitha Dionne, a 7th grade science teacher and assisted by Michelle Russo, a technology integrator.
Colin Cundy
Ed Tech 3, Harriet Beecher Stowe School
Colin is originally from Cundy's Harbor and he attended the University of Southern Maine for his undergraduate degree. He currently lives in Brunswick with his partner and they have a rescue hound dog named Honey.
What makes you proud to work in Brunswick? #BSDProud
I am proud to work in a community so like my own, one that I already feel a part of. I am also proud to work in a community that is so dedicated to its students and teachers.
What do you like to do outside of work for fun?
I'm a big runner, language learner (German and Hungarian), film lover, and reader. I also love to train and hike with my dog.
Favorite line from a movie?
Rosebud......
If you could meet anyone, living or dead, who would you meet?
Maine's own John Ford. I am a former Bart and Greg's DVD Explosion employee and a fan of his non-westerns (although some of his westerns are great too).
What is something you learned in the last week?
I learned that the House of Seven Gables in Salem actually had eight gables from Colin Dickey's Book Ghostland.
