On Monday, January 30th, the Secondary School will be following a special schedule to allow for our students, faculty and staff to attend services for Evan Franz. Please note the following: Secondary School Half Day Schedule with dismissal at 10:32 a.m. (periods 1-9). The Elementary School will follow a normal full day of instruction. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we allow our community to come together to pay their respects to a beloved Tamarac student.
Please amend last message. Brunswick CSD will operate on a half day dismissal for both Elementary and Secondary buildings tomorrow, Wednesday, January 25. The Secondary building will dismiss at 10:32 a.m. The Elementary School will dismiss at 11:40 a.m.
Due to the early dismissal, the Algebra I Regents exam will move to Friday, January 27 at 8 am.
Due to the continuing weather, the Board of Education Meeting will be moved to tomorrow.
Attention students taking the ELA Regents: The exam has been moved to Thursday, January 26th at 12 p.m.
Brunswick CSD will be closed today, Monday, January 23. Stay safe.
Due to the increasing snow totals, Brunswick CSD will operate on a two hour delay on Monday, January 23. We will evaluate the road conditions in the morning hours. Stay tuned for any updates.
Athletics Practice/Gym Schedule - Week of January 23-29, 2023. Spring Sports Workouts Included.
Final: Thank you for your patience and we apologize for the delay in our decision. Many factors went into the consideration, as surrounding areas were more impacted by this storm than others. For the safety of our students and staff, today, January 20, Brunswick CSD will be closed for a traditional snow day. Stay safe.
Update: Our administration is working with surrounding towns and checking conditions before a final decision regarding today is made. We will update with a final decision when one has been made. Thank you for patience and understanding.
Today, January 20th, Brunswick CSD will operate on a two hour delay to allow for treatment of roads and daylight for drivers. Please check back for further updates.
Due to the anticipated weather forecast for this afternoon, the Brunswick Brittonkill Central School District will dismiss two hours early on Thursday, January 19. All after school activities, including sporting events, are canceled. There will be NO aftercare.
Early Dismissal Times:
Tamarac Secondary School 12:15 p.m.
Tamarac Elementary School 1:30 p.m.
Good morning. Today, Wednesday, January 18th, Brunswick CSD will operate on a two hour delay.
The Key Club will be hosting a blood drive on February 2nd in the multi-purpose gym in the secondary building. Anyone interested in signing up should follow this link: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=tamarac
Brunswick Brittonkill CSD will be closed on Monday, January 16th in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. day.
Athletics Practice/Gym Schedule - Week of January 16-22, 2023
Spring Sports Workouts Included.
After reading several books written by the award-winning author Gordan Korman, the 6th grade and Life Skills Class had an hour-long Google meet with him to discuss the writing process, background of the books and how to become an author.
Attention Seniors! It's time to order your cap and gown! Find the information here: https://5il.co/1n3pu
Tamarac's AP Environmental Science students met with attorney Mr. Andrew Gilchrist Tuesday morning. Mr. Gilchrist spoke about his law career, local environmental issues, and provided helpful resources for students who are engaging in an environmental legislation research project. Ms. Tennyson and her class would like to thank Mr. Gilchrist for his time!
Spring drivers ed will be starting this month. There is a sign up sheet at the front desk. Students must be sixteen by 1/22/23. Parents with questions should call Mr. Benkowski at 518-339-2962.
French 4 and French 5 students recently completed a chapter book entitled Les Nuits Mysterieuses a Lyon. When surveyed, several of the students were dissatisfied with the ending of the book. Preferring an alternate ending and WRITING an alternate ending are two very different things. Two French 4 Independent Study students decided to tackle this problem. John Clinton and Carlos Kaskoun brainstormed several interesting alternate endings. However, Carlos took it a step further and began WRITING a new ending. This was no small task; it needed to be readable, in comprehensible French (level appropriate), and almost completely written (including dialogue) without the use of Google Translate (except for an odd word here or there). The NEW improved ending is 5 chapters long and will satisfy even the most discriminating of readers. FELICITATIONS (Congratulations) Carlos!
