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 May 11, 2018
We need your help! Our District-wide Climate Survey is live and we need to hear from you! Please follow this link to our Climate Survey page to have your voice heard today. About the Effort BSD continues to work… Read more »
Posted March 29, 2018
In response to the international threat that has been directed towards the Muslim community, and particularly in response to the rhetoric of April 3rd being referred to as “Punish a Muslim Day,” BSD has dedicated April 3rd as “Love Your… 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 15, 2018
Dear Parents, I want to take minute to remind you that safety in our schools is paramount and we look to refine and improve on daily basis. Here are some things to keep in mind: Burlington School… 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 January 5, 2018
There will be no school on January 15 for Martin Luther King Jr Day. School will also be closed to students at Hunt, Flynn or Smith on January 18th, as it is an inservice day for staff.
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 »
Posted November 17, 2017
ParentIN is a new program designed for parents and guardians of middle-school students, empowering them to help their child make healthy choices and avoid high risk behaviors, particularly involving drugs and alcohol. Get involved and sign up… Read more »
Posted November 16, 2017
Superintendent Yaw Obeng and Director of Finance Nate Lavery presented to Community members on the budget and gathered input. General (October 16, Hunt Middle School Library) New American Community Focused (October 17, BHS Cafeteria) Special Education Focused… Read more »
