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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Champions Again!
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!
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!
During the week celebrating Dr. King’s life and impact, our schools came together through learning, reflection, and service - demonstrating that his legacy lives on through action and compassion.
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.
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!
Today, February 12, Bloomfield High School had the honor of welcoming Governor Ned Lamont to campus as he recognized President Abraham Lincoln and highlighted the significance of Presidents Day.
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!
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!
As part of our commitment to community engagement and continuous improvement, Dr. Youngberg thanks the District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC) for their meaningful participation in our district’s improvement efforts. At the January 7 meeting, DPAC members shared valuable input on strategic planning, the proposed budget, school uniform policy, and the 2026–2027 academic calendar. We appreciate their partnership and voice in shaping our schools!
Join the conversation! Bloomfield Public Schools invites students, families, and staff to a Community Forum on School Uniforms on Monday, March 10 at 7:00 p.m., held during the Board of Education meeting. Share your thoughts in person, virtually, or in writing. More information is available on our district website. Your voice matters—be part of the discussion!
Spread the love and support local education! Join the Donald F. Harris Sr. AgriScience & Technology Center for our annual, district-wide Valentine’s flower sale at Bloomfield High School. Our students are hard at work and would love your support! Feel free to use our QR code to pre-order or reach out to Britnee Watkins via email at bwatkins@blmfld.org
During the week of January 26–30, Metacomet students proudly participated in The Great Kindness Challenge, a global initiative promoting kindness, compassion, and inclusion. Students completed acts of kindness, showed school spirit through themed days, and worked together to spread positivity throughout the school.
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!
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!
Bloomfield Public Schools Promotes One of Its Own!
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!
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!
Meet Wynn the Warhawk! Bloomfield High School is excited to unveil their newly updated Warhawk mascot! With a refreshed look, brighter colors, and improved mobility, the Warhawk is ready to bring even more energy to games, pep rallies, and school celebrations.
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!
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!
Congratulations to Nicole Jones and Katherine Carboni! We are proud to share that both have been selected as Fellows in the Connecticut State Department of Education’s Curriculum Leader Fellowship. This prestigious honor recognizes their instructional leadership, commitment to student-centered learning, and impact on curriculum development. Please join us in celebrating this outstanding achievement and the leadership they bring to our district!
Check out the Math Ninja, Ms. Anderson, introducing her new sidekick, the Multiplier, Ms. Knight, at Metacomet.
Ski Club at Global Experience Magnet 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!
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!
This Friday, January 16th, the BHS Warhawks will take on the Windsor Warriors at home in all three levels of basketball! Tickets are on sale now and will sell out fast. Don't miss out! Make sure you get your tickets soon! Tickets can be purchased on Go Fan: https://gofan.co/event/5493068?schoolId=CT17356
Bloomfield High School students are currently in Midterm Exams week! Students will be taking their midterm exams, Tuesday through Friday of this week. They will begin Quarter 3 and the start of Semester 2 next Monday. For any questions regarding midterms, please contact the main office at 860-286-2630.
The Edward A. Bouchet Scholarship, founded in 1987, is named in honor of the first student of African American Heritage conferred a PhD in physics in the U.S. The Boulé, the New Haven-based chapter of Sigma Pi Phi, a fraternity of professional leaders that embraces African American culture established The Promising Scholars Fund in 2007. The mission of the organization is to support promising Connecticut college-bound students who embody African American heritage and who have faced barriers to social, economic and educational resources. The Bouchet Scholarship has helped students attain higher education and find their career passion. The members of the fraternity continue to empower students through mentorship, service, and social action. To apply, visit this website to complete your application: https://www.cognitoforms.com/NewHavenPromise2/PromisingScholarsFundEdwardABouchetScholarship2
Come out tonight as BHS' Boys Varsity Basketball Team takes on Bristol Eastern at Home at 6:30 p.m. Tickets for the game can be purchased on Go Fan!
Wintonbury Celebrates Kindness!
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!
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!
