Exciting things are happening through our partnership with the University of Hartford!
BHS juniors will kick things off with their first campus visit on Warhawk/Hawk Day on March 25 to explore college life, meet UHart students, and participate in fun campus activities. Later, students will connect through major panels and Helping Hawks Day across all schools. Visit our district website under News to read all the upcoming events.
Together, we are creating opportunities that inspire learning, growth, and community connection.
Our readers also included some familiar faces from our own community, including Superintendent Dr. Youngberg, Board of Education Chair Lynette Easmon, Mayor Anthony Harrington, Town Manager Alvin D. Schwapp Jr., Town Councilor Suzette DeBeatham-Brown, and Bloomfield Public Library Director Elizabeth Lane.
Thank you to all our readers, Principal Dwyer, Literacy Coach DeBlasio and staff who helped make today so special.
A special thank you to United Way for coordinating this event and for generously donating classroom copies of our featured book, "See Marcus Grow" by Marcus Bridgewater.
Bloomfield’s stages are coming alive with incredible student talent!
Bloomfield High School presents Disney’s The Lion King Jr. on March 6 & 7 at 6:30 p.m., featuring 40+ students bringing the Pride Lands to life with unforgettable music and vibrant performances.
Later this month, students from Carmen Arace schools take the stage with Shrek the Musical Jr. on March 27 & 28 at 7:00 p.m., showcasing 42 talented performers in a fun-filled adventure packed with laughs and heart.
From the savannas of Africa to the swamps of Duloc, Bloomfield students are ready to shine. Come out and support the arts in our schools! Visit our district website for performance and ticket information.
The Board of Education will be holding several Special Meetings regarding the Superintendent’s proposed 2026–2027 school budget. These meetings are an important part of the annual budget process and provide opportunities for information, discussion, and public input.
Meeting Schedule:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. - Presentation of the Superintendent’s Proposed 2026–2027 Budget
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. - Public and Board Comments on the Proposed Budget (Community members are encouraged to attend and share input.)
Thursday, March 5, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. - Board Deliberation and Vote on the Proposed Budget
Additional details, including meeting locations and participation information, are available on the district website under “Events.” Thank you for your continued partnership and support!
Donald F. Harris Jr. dedicated 39 years to the Bloomfield community as a teacher, Athletic Director, Vice Principal at Carmen Arace Intermediate School, and Principal of Bloomfield High School. His leadership, commitment, and care for students left a lasting impact on generations—both in the classroom and on the court.
We are proud to honor his legacy and ensure his name continues to inspire all who walk through the doors at BHS.
Calling all Class of 2020 Agriscience Alumni!
It’s been 5 years since the Class of 2020 graduated, and we want to celebrate where you are now!
We’re looking to catch up with our former students to see the amazing paths you’ve taken—whether you’re in the field, in the lab, or pursuing something entirely new. Your insights help us improve our program and inspire the next generation of Ag student.
Could you spare 5 minutes for a quick survey? https://forms.gle/PLrnAjpQabSgTU18A
Camillia earned a $5,000 contribution to her CHET 529 College Savings Plan to support her future educational goals — an incredible achievement among students across Connecticut!
We are so proud of you, Camillia, for dreaming big and representing Metacomet with excellence!
See our district website under News for the full article.
As in previous years, the week will feature a dynamic mix of central office–planned events, school-led activities, and community programming designed to foster a love of reading and writing across all grade levels.
A highlight of the week will be visits from our Spotlight Authors and Creators, who will spend time in our schools inspiring students through storytelling, discussion, and creative engagement. These special guests help bring literacy to life and connect students directly with the people behind the books and creative works they enjoy. Please see attached flyer.
We look forward to a joyful and inspiring week celebrating the power of literacy throughout Bloomfield Public Schools!
iReady Family Nights (K–8)
Bloomfield Public Schools invites all K–8 families to an interactive iReady Family Night to better understand your child’s reading and math diagnostic results and how to support learning at home.
6:00–7:00 PM
Laurel– February 18, 2026
Metacomet – February 19, 2026
CAIS/CAMS – March 3, 2026
Free educational resource bag for each family, raffle entry, and time to meet with district and school staff.
RSVP using this link
Questions? Contact Jennifer Preuss at jpreuss@blmfld.org
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Please join us in congratulating our incredible Girls and Boys Conference AND State Champion Indoor Track & Field Teams! What an exceptional weekend for our student-athletes and coaches!
Our Girls Indoor Track & Field Team captured their 16th consecutive Indoor State Championship title — an extraordinary accomplishment that reflects years of commitment, excellence, and teamwork. Our Boys Indoor Track & Field Team earned their third straight State title and 10th overall championship, continuing a proud and powerful tradition of success.
These championships represent more than victories — they showcase perseverance, grit, determination, and outstanding sportsmanship. Our student-athletes represented our entire school community with pride.
Special thank you to Coach Anne Burrows and her assistants Coach Britnee Watkins and Coach Adia Cavalier as well as Coaches Garfield and Michelle White and Coach Damian Larkins for your dedication to our department. Your leadership, mentorship, and commitment to excellence make achievements like this possible.
We wish all of our athletes continued success as they travel to New Haven on Saturday, February 21 to compete in the State Open. We are incredibly proud and excited to cheer you on!
Let’s go!
A special highlight was the inspiring work of Mairi Carchrie-Leigh, a senior at Global Experience Magnet School, who led a meaningful Day of Service as part of her Eagle Scout project. With support from a fellow student and members of BSA Troop 1149, Mairi organized and sorted donations for her community hygiene pantry - an initiative she has worked on for months to provide essential personal care items for individuals and families in need. The pantry will soon be installed at Wapping Community Church in South Windsor, creating a lasting resource for the community.
Mairi’s leadership, dedication, and commitment to service embody the true spirit of MLK Day - turning words into action and making a real difference. We are proud of all our students and staff who continue building a more inclusive, respectful, and caring community every day. You can read the full article on our district website.
Help Our Seniors Dress for Success!
The Bloomfield School to Career Office is collecting gently used, clean business-casual clothing to support Bloomfield High School seniors as they prepare for their Senior Capstone Career Expo this spring. Blazers, ties, and professional accessories can make a big difference as students practice real-world workplace expectations and present their final projects with confidence.
As you refresh your wardrobe, consider donating to our new “Dress for Success” room at BHS! Drop-off locations are at the Bloomfield High School Main Office and the Bloomfield Board of Education front foyer.
Together, we can help our seniors look and feel ready for the future!
Students engaged in a meaningful civic discourse and participated in a thoughtful Q&A session, asking important questions about leadership, public service, and the role of citizens in shaping our future.
Thank you to the Governor for inspiring our students and reinforcing the importance of civic engagement and respectful dialogue!
From helping classmates to offering compliments, these small acts made a big impact—strengthening connections and fostering a caring, respectful school community. We are so proud of our students for showing that kindness truly matters!
We are excited to announce that Ms. Tamika Lipscomb has been appointed as the next Director of Bloomfield’s Extension, our before- and after-school care program, effective January 20, 2026. Following a rigorous interview process, Ms. Lipscomb was selected to lead the program after the retirement of longtime Director, Ms. Kristine Johnson. Please join us in congratulating Ms. Lipscomb as she steps into this important role!
As part of the update, BHS held a “Name the New Warhawk” contest open to students and staff. The winning name - Wynn - was submitted by math teacher Ms. Dubois.
Be on the lookout for Wynn the Warhawk throughout the school year as he rallies school spirit and celebrates all that it means to be part of Bloomfield High School!
