Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Tennis team and their coach Mary Kunhardt for ending the season 15-1 and as CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONS! This is the first state championship for Girls tennis since 2013!!!
The Lady Dragons secured a win of 2-3 over Falmouth. Coco Meserve, Anna Barnes, Ella Perham, Lia Rand, Abby Sharpe, Emily Davison, Sadie Levy, Hazel Goodwin, Dee Molai, and Logan Brown all deserve a cheer for being winners with grace!!
Class of 2021 - Marching Practice
Click link for the Orange and Black Student Newsletter!
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On Friday, June 4th Todd Hanson received a Legislative Sentiment for 25 years of coaching the Brunswick High School boys basketball team. The award was presented by Rep. Arford and Senator Daughtry.
Strike Out Cancer Game: Brunswick Varsity Softball vs. Mt. Ararat, June 2nd at BHS. Ceremony starts at 3:30.
Join us in a sea of purple shirts to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer and to honor the Cockburn Family.
To pre-order t-shirts ($20), contact Mary Lord: lordm.maine@gmail.com
Strawberry shortcake and pies will be served. Donations welcome!
Get your questions answered about vaccinations for adolescents from pediatric providers at Mid Coast Hospital and Martins Point.
Q&A document here: http://www.midcoasthealth.com/covid19/pdf/covid19-pediatrics-faqs3.pdf
Presentation tonight!
Click for the May Orange and Black student newsletter:
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For the fourth consecutive year, the town of Brunswick has been recognized by the NAMM Foundation as one of the 686 school districts nationwide (one of only two Maine school districts) considered "Best Communities for Music Education".
The award recognizes outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders who have made music education part of a well-rounded education. Designations are made to school districts that demonstrate an exceptionally high commitment and access to music education.
Brunswick School Department is always seeking qualified substitute
teachers, educational technicians, resource assistants, and nurses. Visit https://www.brunswicksd.org/page/substitute-placement-frontline for more information.
The Orange and Black Student News Letter for April 2021 can be seen at this link: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1197003/Orange_and_Black_April_2021.pdf
The National Honor Society students brought together over 100 messages of thanks for our healthcare workers.
Click link to view video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zo2mg0231vAv5heTZhUG2TYaFtEtxqGs/view
Happy Valentine’s Day! Spread the Love! #teambrunswickme
Click link for the February Orange and Black Student Newsletter.
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BHS Parents/Guardians 2/5/21 - check your email for a quick survey on the impending schedule change.
Class of 2024 Fundraiser. Click link for interactive flyer:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SViuyqvDNyAdtY-T6iQM67-xoJPUjLZuiApPak1ja0A/edit#slide=id.gb95649395b_1_0
BHS Parents/Guardians: Be on the lookout for a survey sent to your email regarding BHS Programming.
Brandon Dudley - BHS English Department - Maine Chapbook Series Winner
The Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance is pleased to announce that National Book Award winner Sigrid Nunez has chosen Brandon Dudley’s Hazards of Nature: Stories as the winner of the 2020 Maine Chapbook Series. Dudley will receive a $500 award, and his manuscript will be published in 2021. Nunez also named Cassandra Power’s Leave Yourself Alone as the runner up.
Nearly sixty manuscripts were submitted for the chapbook series contest this year, and two award-winning Maine fiction writers named eight manuscripts as finalists, including work by Elizabeth Iverson, Russell Dame, Rachele Ryan, Erica Dubois, Brett Willis, and Jennifer Dupree, in addition to Dudley and Powers.
Brandon Dudley is a graduate of the MFA program at Sierra Nevada University, where he was managing editor of the Sierra Nevada Review. His short fiction has won a Maine Literary Award and been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. His stories, essays, interviews and criticism have appeared or are forthcoming in New South, The Millions, The Forge, Fiction Writers Review, and others. A former journalist, he now teaches high school English in Brunswick, Maine, where he lives with his wife and two sons.
The Maine Chapbook Series began in 1983 as an initiative of the Maine Arts Commission. Then-assistant director and current Maine State Poet Laureate Stuart Kestenbaum led the project, and it became a collaboration between MAC and MWPA that ran for over a decade, publishing one chapbook each year by an emerging poet or writer. Past judges included Philip Booth, Amy Clampitt, Donald Hall, David Huddle, Mary Oliver, and Charles Simic. For an example of the series’ impact, one need look no further than the 1991 competition: that year, poet Betsy Sholl won with her collection Pick a Card and the late poet Donald Hall served as the judge. Sholl went on to serve as Maine State Poet Laureate, and Hall served as the Poet Laureate of the United States in 2006.
The Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance brought back the Maine Chapbook Series in 2019. Each three-year cycle, the contest rotates between poetry (2019), fiction (2020), and nonfiction (2021), and MWPA will publish and promote that year’s winning manuscript. Each year, MWPA will involve a distinguished author from outside Maine who will select the winning manuscript and write a brief introduction. Each year, the emerging writer selected to have their chapbook published will receive $500 and 25 copies of the book. An image by a Maine artist will be selected for the cover, and the artist will receive a $500 prize.
Click link for the January 2021 Orange and Black:
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Sources of Strength, a best practice suicide prevention project, presents Resources for Practicing Strength at Home During the Holidays. It includes nine strength-based conversations and activities families can do at home. There's something in it for all ages!
https://sourcesofstrength.org/wp-content/uploads/Practicing-Strength-at-Home-for-the-holidays.pdf
