Posted February 25, 2019
Save the date and plan to join us! Continuing the spirit of inclusive curriculum, and recognizing that Black History does not end when March begins, BSD’s Diversity, Equity, and Access Leadership Team is proud to announce our… Read more »
Posted January 16, 2019
Burlington Technical Center (BTC) is hosting an Open House on Saturday, February 16, from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. This is a DROP IN event and you are welcome to visit any and all programs of interest.… Read more »
Posted October 25, 2018
District to work with staff and community on next steps. Find all survey results here. In 2017, Burlington School District (BSD) embarked on a community-led strategic plan planning process. Part of that work revealed the need to… Read more »
Posted July 3, 2018
Our NEW online school store is up and running. There are hundreds of products and many designs to choose from. Be on the lookout for FREE SHIPPING weeks in the fall. The profits will benefit HMS Student… Read more »
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The Hunt Library will be open on Thursdays during July for all students to access. UPDATE: Will be open Wed. 7/18 not TH. 7/19 Mr. Dabritz will be available to help you find a great summer read (including… Read more »
Posted June 20, 2018
Beginning Monday, June 25th, lunch will be provided at no charge any child age 18 and under at a variety of Burlington Schools and other locations around the city. No fees. No registration. Just show up! Lunches… Read more »
Posted May 22, 2018
Is accessing or translating the climate survey a barrier? If so, feel free to join us on Thursday, May 24th From 5:30—7:30pm In any of our school libraries While there don’t forget to enter your name into… Read more »
Posted February 20, 2018
Continuing in the spirit of inclusive curriculum, and recognizing that Black History does not end when March begins, an inclusive Burlington School District-wide event will take place at the Burlington High School on March 9, 2018 at… Read more »
Posted February 6, 2018
The Burlington School District’s priorities are to work on “reducing the disparities and closing the achievement gap, while raising the Bar.” But just what exactly does that mean? What is the achievement gap anyway? Burlington School District’s… Read more »
Posted December 12, 2017
On Monday, November 27th the Burlington City Council approved a new City flag design, designed by our very own Edmunds Middle School Students Owen and Lucas Marchessault. Sandy Hawkes, an Edmunds Middle School Art Teacher, had said… Read more »
