Brunswick High School Players present: “PUFFS”
BHS Players, under the direction of Linda Gardiner Present PUFFS. For POTTERphiliacs who grew up alongside Potter and are eager to revisit that world, ‘PUFFS’ exudes a jovial, winking fondness for all things Harry!” PUFFS outdoor theater production has been filmed and will live stream November 19, 20 and 21 at 7pm., with a matinee
Saturday, Nov. 21 at 2pm. Tickets are only available online at http://our.show/bhsplayers/puffs, Individual tickets are $17, Family tickets are $50. Cast Photo by Lukas Welzel. Front Row left to
right: Ariel Siegfried, Marguerite Benham, Zoe Temple, Nolan Kaiser, Carly Mershon, Ava Gould, Sam Caswell. Second Row- Sadie Higgins, Victoria Pulver, Samantha Melquist, Andrew Lyndaker, Ezra Chazin-Mills, Charlotte Blakemore Back Row: Logan Whelan, Jaden Nicita, Leo
Venegas, Kolby Matthews Missing from the picture: Joshua Pratt, Dakota Ryan, Madeline Kallin, Cameron Kaiser, and Caden Kaiser.
Please take the time today to exercise your right to vote.
Heidi Anderson, BJHS Music Teacher recently hosted a band costume contest for their instruments. This is a creative example of one of our seventh grader's trumpet!
Seeing double? No- that is two sets of kindergarten twins at Kate Furbish dismissal 🙂
It's pretty spooky around here! Transportation staff were given Halloween masks for today. At BJHS staff are wearing festive masks and some of the areas are festively decorated. Have a spooktacular day!!!
Mrs. Crosby is assembling comprehensive art kits for every Kate Furbish School student. The materials in these kits tie in directly with the virtual art lessons. Kits even include a tiny animal “friend” to share in the creativity.
BHS Spirit Week Window Art
Congratulations to BJHS 8th graders Sammie Butts, Peter Wilkoff, and Trevor Campbell for being chosen for publication in the Maine Art Education Association's October newsletter - Mixed Media.
This week’s safety drills at Kate Furbish School went smoothly thanks to our well-prepared staff. Thank you to the Brunswick Fire Department who was on-site and briefly dropped in on a few sessions.
Community for Furbish and Stowe Community Group showed their appreciation for our bus drivers and crossing guards during National School Bus Safety Week by sharing this video.
Click link for video: https://youtu.be/kdZPdmOKib4
The district communications are now functioning properly. Thank you for your understanding.
Currently the district is experiencing intermittent phone service. KFS has no internet and we have a website issue underway as well please stay tuned for more details.
One of our KFS Grade 1 classrooms learns about trail blazes in the outdoor classroom of the Enchanted Forest. (left) Kate Furbish recess bags prepared for each classroom waiting to go outside on Monday! They include playground balls, jump ropes, hula hoops and soft balls that can be easily sanitized and used individually. (right)
Another article showcasing BSD by the Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust about the ongoing trail work @ KFS. https://www.btlt.org/trail-building-at-kate-furbish-elementary-school/#next
Not even a cold, windy day would keep KFS staff from screening opt-in distance kindergarteners during our Outdoor K Screening Day. Creative support for students here in Brunswick.
Today is Bus 50, Mr. Walter's bus wash day. We use a power washer to clean areas on the bus to prevent erosion and rust. The power washer was approved by the school board for this year's school budget to help fight our battle with rust on buses!!
Nationally, school buses are the gold standard of safety and our school bus drivers are the heroes of safety that go above and beyond the call of duty as they deliver the most precious cargo – our students! When you see a bus driver this week please thank them!
There’s an enormous amount of innovation & creativity in our schools! Mr. Jarnot’s class kicked off Global Read Aloud on Oct. 5. In the opening weeks, students shared their hopes & dreams for the yr. Classroom motto: Experiment. Fail. Learn. Repeat. Here’s the Twitter page.
Our PreK students harvest marigold seeds to plant in the spring.
