Some of our middle school students reviewed the scientific method by graphing the number of clean water vs. soapy water drops on a penny. #scienceiscool
Guess what Tamarac Alumni is headed for the neon lights of The Tonight Show?
That’s right—our very own Tamarac HS alum, Julia Olson, is taking her talents to rock the stage on Jimmy Fallon’s show!! 🚀🎤 🎶✨
From nailing high school homework to now nailing prime-time performances, Julia proves that Tamarac HS doesn’t just prepare you for the real world—it preps you to steal the spotlight! 🌟🙌
So let’s all tune in, cheer her on, and maybe take a moment to appreciate that we knew her before she was a household name. 😉👏
Congrats, Julia! Don’t forget to mention us when you’re signing autographs! 😎📸 #TamaracPride #FallonBound #FromTamaracToCenterStage
Tamarac Athletics for the week of 9/23
The Health Office needs your Over the Counter Medication Forms - Follow these easy steps:
1. Brunswickcsd.org
2. Click FIND at top of page
3. Click DOCUMENTS top row to the right
4. Scroll down and Click on Health office
5. Click on OTC form 2024-2025
6. Print or you can save to your phone edit it and send the picture back to one of the nurses emails. vbader@brunswickcsd.org or ccrucetti@brunswickcsd.org
7. Fill it out and send it back, take a picture and send it via email or send it with your student to drop off at the health office.
We will call ONE time ONLY, after that if the form is not filled out and signed by a parent we WILL NOT be able to administer any OTC medications to students. This is outlined by the NYS Department of Health and we have to follow these guidelines. Thanks for your cooperation.
Thank you to Mr. David Little of The Rural School Association for coming to speak at this evening’s Board of Education Meeting.
Please see attached opportunity for HS students. No need to be an athlete to apply.
Have a great night!
Angelina Maloney
The Board of Education Meeting will take place this evening in person in the Secondary School library and will also be Live Streamed on our BCSD YouTube page starting at 7 p.m.
https://www.youtube.com/@bcsdevents7574
It is one of the Library’s favorite times of the year! Tamarac Elementary School is hosting a Scholastic Book Fair for 1st-5th graders. Here is how to shop:
Wish List:
Students in 1st-5th grade will preview the book fair in person and make a wish list of books they would like to get. At home you can decide which one to get. Send the wish list back to the library with your child with circles of which books to buy and we will get them their books. Students can bring cash or a check (please make checks payable to Brunswick CSD). Scholastic is now offering a new, cash-free payment option called eWallet, making it easier for students to buy books! Once an eWallet is set up, we can use the student name to look up funds and check out their books, no paper/envelope of money needed. Create a free account online, pre-authorize a spending limit, and have funds immediately available. Please note that every book fair needs a new eWallet to be set up. https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/tamaracelementaryschool2
Online:
Support our school by shopping at the Scholastic Store Online. All students have this option, and orders ship home and book- only orders over $25 ship free. Every purchase benefits out school and helps develop a love of reading! Visit https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/tamaracelementaryschool2 and scroll to the bottom to click shop online button.
The Elementary Library will not be open to shop in person on Meet the Teachers night. All students (pre-K through 5th grade) will be able to participate and shop in person during the Spring Scholastic Book Fair. Happy Reading!
First YAC and OVA meeting! We love seeing our Bengals get involved. 🐾
Tamarac Secondary School Library is having a Scholastic Book Fair. There are two ways to shop!
In-person
The Book Fair will be in the middle school library from September 23-27th. It will be open during lunch and study hall for browsing.
The bookfair will also be open during "Meet the Teacher" night on September 26th. Come as a family to check out some books.
Students can bring cash, credit card or check (made out to Brunswick CSD).
Scholastic is now offering a new, cash-free payment option called eWallet, making it easier for kids to buy books! This is a secure, cash-free way to shop the fair. Simply create a free account, pre-authorize a spending limit, and have funds immediately available. https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/content/fairs/how-ewallet-works.html?fairId=5628682
Online:
Support our school by shopping at The Scholastic Store Online. All orders ship home and book-only orders over $25 ship free. Every purchase benefits our school and helps develop a love of reading! Visit https://www.scholastic.com/bf/tamaracmiddleschool
From maintaining our internet speed and connection, to keeping up protections that keep out viruses and hackers, all the way to ensuring the upkeep of hardware and more - A super big THANK YOU to our IT Professionals today and everyday!
Why did the computer show up late for work? It had a hard drive.
Informational meeting TONIGHT for A Grecian Odyssey Travel Experience with Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Satalino. Meeting will be at 7 pm in the LGI or virtually with the following link: https://meet.google.com/yoa-aegi-fpz
Otherwise, to join by phone, dial +1 234-719-3445 and enter this PIN: 711 226 269#
There will be a Back to School Bash for all Middle School students in grades 6-8 this Thursday in the MS/HS cafeterias from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. $10 gets dinner, music by student DJ "Dizzy D", activities and games. Tickets will be sold in lunches and at the door!
Tamarac is delighted to announce that Sarah Raymond has been selected as the recipient of the prestigious National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program award. This honor celebrates Sarah's outstanding contributions to her community and her exemplary efforts in fostering positive change in rural and small-town America.
Sarah Raymond, a standout 12th grade student, athlete and leader, has been recognized for her significant achievements and scholarship. Her dedication to her studies and programs like the "Run Happy Project" has set a remarkable example of leadership and commitment to rural and small-town values.
"Sarah Raymond exemplifies the spirit of our National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program through her tireless efforts and dedication to improving her community," said Angelina Maloney, Superintendent of Brunswick CSD. “She serves as an amazing role model and her leadership has had a profound and positive impact in our schools, making her a deserving recipient of this award.”
Per the College Board, their National Recognition programs are a "tangible way to reward the hard work of Hispanic, African American/Black, Indigenous, and Rural students.
Dear Tamarac Community,
I hope this message finds you well. As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance communication and better serve our community, the Brunswick CSD is conducting a brief survey to gather your valuable feedback.
We are committed to ensuring that our communication strategies are effective and meet the needs of our residents. Your insights will help us understand how we can improve the ways we share information and engage with you.
Please take a few minutes to complete our Communication Survey by 9/30/24. Your feedback is crucial in helping us identify areas for improvement and make informed decisions that benefit everyone in our district.
Survey Link: https://forms.gle/9nwkLBLzBozH9RFK6
The survey covers various aspects of our communication efforts, including the channels we use, the clarity of our messages, and the frequency of updates. Your responses will remain confidential and will be used solely for the purpose of enhancing our communication practices.
If you have any questions or need assistance with the survey, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you in advance for your time and valuable feedback. Your participation is greatly appreciated and will make a significant impact on how we communicate with our community.
Best regards,
Angelina Maloney
Superintendent
Tamarac Athletics for the week of 9/16
Training for families: EI to CPSE - Zoom meeting on September 23 at 11 a.m. Families will understand the differences between Early Intervention and Preschool Special Education services and their important role in the transition process. Register here: https://shorturl.at/eyfDO
The New York State Police, the Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office and the Center Brunswick Fire Company will be hosting a free Child Passenger Safety Seat Check on Sunday September 15, 2024 from 10-2 P.M. at the Center Brunswick Fire Station 1045 Hoosick Road Troy, NY 12180.
Register for the PSAT's by next Monday! It is highly recommended that students considering attending a 4-year college after graduation to sit for the PSAT.
