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!
Our students recently kicked off Ski Club at Ski Sundown! They began on Friday, January 9th and will be hitting the slopes every week through the beginning of February.
Beyond learning a new skill, students are building confidence and trying something new. As one student shared, “Skiing has helped me step out of my comfort zone.” We are re so proud of our students for embracing new experiences and challenging themselves!
On December 15, our Wintonbury Early Childhood Magnet School community came together to celebrate our annual Kindness Day—a tradition since 2015. Students spread joy through handmade gifts, songs, stories, and shared play, showing how small acts of kindness can make a big impact. We are so proud of our students for helping create a caring, welcoming, and peaceful school community!
Congratulations to the Bloomfield Board of Education!
Our Board of Education was honored with the CABE Level One Leadership Award for outstanding teamwork, leadership, and commitment to student success. This award recognizes Boards that excel in areas like student achievement, professional development, policy, and community relations. Way to go, Bloomfield Board of Education!
Wintonbury Celebrates a Fun and Engaging PJ Literacy Night!
Thank you to the 303 students, families, staff, PTO, and community members who joined us on Thursday, December 4! Pajamas, books, literacy activities, and a Guest Author made it a fun and meaningful evening of learning and connection. We are so grateful for everyone who volunteered and participated — we truly could not do it without you! We look forward to continuing to create joyful moments of reading, curiosity, and community together. See the full article about PJ Literacy Night at WECMS on our district website: https://www.bloomfieldschools.org/article/2594202
Carmen Arace celebrates students and staff of the months.
Carmen Arace Intermediate School proudly recognized students who embodied October’s Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) theme—building community and belonging. Families joined in to celebrate as students received leadership medals and were honored for their positive impact.
Carmen Arace Middle School also celebrated its October 2025 CAMS (Compassionate, Accountable, Motivated, Selfless) honorees. Congratulations to the CAMS Student/Staff/Teacher of the Month:
Visit our district website to read the full article.
We are proud to share that Bloomfield High School Principal Jesse White was invited to attend a "Day of Learning" at Harvard University!
Mr. White joined a group of Connecticut school administrators, Harvard professors, and former U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel Cardona to discuss real-world challenges and innovations in education.
He looks forward to bringing new ideas and strategies back to Bloomfield to continue supporting our students, teachers, and community.
Congratulations to our Division I signees: D’Asia Duncan – Track & Field, Texas A&M University; Vanessa Agyemang – Track & Field, West Virginia University; Janiyah Barclay – Track & Field, Morgan State University; and Payton Sirdine – Volleyball, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Payton also made school history as Bloomfield’s first-ever Division I volleyball signee! Congratulations to all on this incredible accomplishment and the exciting journey ahead!
Career Day at Laurel Literacy Academy!
Friday, November 7th was an inspiring day filled with big dreams and bright futures! Students paraded through the halls dressed as their future selves—doctors, artists, police officers, paleontologists, and more!
They met community helpers including mail carriers (with a real mail truck!), police, firefighters, and public works staff. A special thank you to Superintendent Dr. Youngberg and Mayor Harrington for joining us to inspire our students.
Students and staff at the Global Experience Magnet School (GEMS) have launched a clothing and food drive to support communities in Jamaica impacted by the recent hurricane. Bloomfield High School has joined the effort, extending the spirit of generosity across our district. All donations collected will be delivered to the West Indian Club of Hartford, which is coordinating relief for families in need.
Thank you to our students, staff, and families for showing compassion and unity in action. Every contribution helps bring hope and comfort to those affected.
