That’s a wrap on the 2025-2026 school year!
As the buses pull away and another school year comes to a close, we want to thank our students, staff, and families for making this year one to remember.
We wish all of our students and staff a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer. Thank you for being part of the Bloomfield Public Schools community.
Have a wonderful summer, and we will see you again in August!
As the buses pull away and another school year comes to a close, we want to thank our students, staff, and families for making this year one to remember.
We wish all of our students and staff a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer. Thank you for being part of the Bloomfield Public Schools community.
Have a wonderful summer, and we will see you again in August!
Congratulations, Bloomfield High School Class of 2026!
On June 16, 2026, the Bloomfield Public Schools community proudly celebrated the graduation of the Bloomfield High School Class of 2026.
Graduation marks the culmination of years of dedication, resilience, and achievement. We are proud of each graduate and all they have accomplished throughout their educational journey.
As you take the next step toward college, technical schools, military service, or the workforce, know that you will always be a valued part of the Warhawk family.
Congratulations, Class of 2026! Your future is bright, and we can't wait to see all that you will achieve. 💙💛
#BHSClassOf2026 #WarhawkPride #BloomfieldProud #BuildingOurLegacyOneStudentAtATime 🎓✨
On June 16, 2026, the Bloomfield Public Schools community proudly celebrated the graduation of the Bloomfield High School Class of 2026.
Graduation marks the culmination of years of dedication, resilience, and achievement. We are proud of each graduate and all they have accomplished throughout their educational journey.
As you take the next step toward college, technical schools, military service, or the workforce, know that you will always be a valued part of the Warhawk family.
Congratulations, Class of 2026! Your future is bright, and we can't wait to see all that you will achieve. 💙💛
#BHSClassOf2026 #WarhawkPride #BloomfieldProud #BuildingOurLegacyOneStudentAtATime 🎓✨
On June 12, members of the Bloomfield High School Class of 2026 took part in the annual Senior Parade, visiting schools across the district and inspiring the next generation of Bloomfield students.
From excited cheers in the hallways to heartfelt reunions with former teachers, the day was filled with pride, memories, and celebration as seniors reflected on how far they have come before graduation on June 16.
Read the full story on our website: https://www.bloomfieldschools.org
#BloomfieldPublicSchools #ClassOf2026 #BuildingOurLegacyOneStudentAtATime #BHSGraduation2026 🎓💙💛
Celebrating Excellence in Bloomfield Public Schools!
Today, we proudly honored the dedicated staff members who make a difference in the lives of our students every day at our annual Education Celebration. We recognized milestone years of service, retirees, Teachers of the Year, and our inaugural Paraeducators of the Year and Extraordinary Service Award recipients.
Thank you to all of our honorees for your commitment, passion, and service to the Bloomfield community. Special thanks to our JROTC Cadets, student performers, the Vo-Ag Center, and our Food Services Department for helping make this celebration so memorable. We also extend our gratitude to the Town of Bloomfield for its continued partnership and for presenting commemorative town coins to our honorees in recognition of their dedicated service to the community.
Congratulations to all who were recognized today!
Congratulations to our students at Bloomfield High School and Global Experience Magnet School who earned Industry-Recognized Credentials (IRCs) this year!
Pictured below is our first cohort of OSHA 10-certified students, proudly wearing graduation cords in recognition of their achievement. Earning an OSHA 10 credential demonstrates a commitment to workplace safety, career readiness, and professional growth.
Expanding access to IRCs is an important district priority as we continue to provide students with meaningful career exploration opportunities and real-world skill development. Credentials like OSHA 10 help students gain valuable, transferable skills, explore future career pathways, and distinguish themselves as they prepare for college, careers, and life beyond graduation.
We are incredibly proud of these students and all who earned industry-recognized credentials this year. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence are helping build a strong foundation for future success. A special thank you to Mr. Mitchell for his leadership in leading this opportunity for our students!
Pictured below is our first cohort of OSHA 10-certified students, proudly wearing graduation cords in recognition of their achievement. Earning an OSHA 10 credential demonstrates a commitment to workplace safety, career readiness, and professional growth.
Expanding access to IRCs is an important district priority as we continue to provide students with meaningful career exploration opportunities and real-world skill development. Credentials like OSHA 10 help students gain valuable, transferable skills, explore future career pathways, and distinguish themselves as they prepare for college, careers, and life beyond graduation.
We are incredibly proud of these students and all who earned industry-recognized credentials this year. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence are helping build a strong foundation for future success. A special thank you to Mr. Mitchell for his leadership in leading this opportunity for our students!
Students in Ms. Baker's AP English Literature class brought their "Bricks and Voices" unit to life through a powerful blend of literature, art, and reflection. Each student selected a novel or play that had a meaningful impact on them during their four years of high school and transformed a literary element—such as symbolism, setting, character, figurative language, or point of view—into a unique brick design. With guidance from Art Teacher Ms. Ashborn, students created artistic representations that captured the essence of their chosen texts. To accompany their artwork, students wrote analytical papers explaining their creative choices and connecting them to key moments and themes from the literature. Students proudly shared their final projects with school staff and current sophomores in the library, showcasing the deep connections they formed with literature throughout their high school journey. The bricks will remain on display in the library, serving as a lasting celebration of student voice, creativity, and learning. A special thank you to Ms. Baker, Ms. Ashborn, and Mr. Staton for creating this meaningful interdisciplinary experience!
Girls Capture Fourth Straight State Open Title
Congratulations to our Girls Track and Field Team and Coaches on their historic win on Saturday at the Connecticut State Open Championship.
Saturday’s dominant performance marks four State Open Championships in a row, something Connecticut has never seen. The girls earned 64 points, comfortably outdistancing the runner-up team. Bloomfield’s unmatched depth and performance secured another dominant year for our program as the best girls track program in the State of Connecticut.
The boys earned runner-up status, falling to Naugatuck by a mere 2 points. A job well done by all student-athletes and coaches.
Congratulations to all of our student-athletes and coaches on an incredible season and a remarkable day of competition.
Another great day to be a Warhawk!
At the June 2 Board of Education meeting, Bloomfield Public Schools proudly recognized twelve outstanding students with the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents (CAPSS) Superintendent’s Award.
These students were selected for their exceptional leadership, academic achievement, citizenship, and commitment to their communities. We are proud to celebrate their accomplishments and the positive impact they make both in and out of the classroom.
Join us in congratulating this year’s recipients! Read the full story and view the list of honorees on our website: https://www.bloomfieldschools.org/article/2967823
These students were selected for their exceptional leadership, academic achievement, citizenship, and commitment to their communities. We are proud to celebrate their accomplishments and the positive impact they make both in and out of the classroom.
Join us in congratulating this year’s recipients! Read the full story and view the list of honorees on our website: https://www.bloomfieldschools.org/article/2967823
Today representatives from Eastern Connecticut State University visited Bloomfield High School to speak with juniors, along with interested freshmen and sophomores, about the many opportunities available at Eastern. Dr. Tanya Moorehead, Dr. Ryan Colwell, and Ms. Olivia Skipper (Class of ’25 & ’26) shared valuable insight ranging from senior year preparation and college readiness to Ms. Skipper’s personal student experience and an engaging ECSU virtual tour. The presentation aligned perfectly with the School-to-Career Office’s mission of preparing students for college, careers, and beyond. Students remained engaged throughout the session, and the positive energy and interaction made for an impactful experience for everyone involved.
Day 2 of Bloomfield High School’s Capstone Senior Expo 2026 continued the momentum. More seniors took the stage with confidence, presenting impactful projects that reflected their growth, resilience and readiness for what’s next.
From deeper insights to polished delivery, today’s presentations highlighted how far our students have come, with each project rooted in purposeful career exploration and real-world application.
Another powerful day of excellence from our BHS seniors. Capstone Week is finishing strong!
Congratulations to all of our seniors who have made their college decision! The halls of BHS are full of students representing their plans for next year! We wish you all the best!
Day One of Bloomfield High School’s Capstone Senior Expo 2026 is in the books! 80 of 140 seniors stepped up and delivered powerful presentations showcasing not just their final projects, but the lessons, growth, and real-world skills gained along the way.
Each project reflected intentional career exploration, giving students a clearer vision for their futures beyond graduation.
Here are some highlights from the incredible work our BHS seniors put on display today. An amazing start to Capstone Week! Day Two tomorrow!
Congratulations to Raysean Damon and Savannah Thomas! Raysean and Savannah were BHS' top two finalists in the National Geography Bee! All BHS students participated in the National Geography Bee first round as part of their Warhawk Block.
There are so many great things going on in our science classes here at BHS! Make sure you check out the Science Department Newsletter by clicking on the link to see what your child is doing in their science class: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1r_dPhLpoKi0Wd5r_FM70mhpr-eyCJFJhpODqAsDm_ps/edit?tab=t.0
The Donald F. Harris Sr. AgriScience Program has started a composting program using the resources from our cafeteria during student lunches. Students are collecting excess food, trays, liquids, etc. and composting it into nutrient-rich soil. Students will then use the soil to plant various vegetables at the AgriScience Center. This is a great hands on project for our students to learn first hand about wastefulness and how best to recycle our resources.
On April 1st, BHS' Debate Team engaged in a debate focused on: Is AI/ChatGPT helping students learning or making them lazy? The topics was generated by a student in the debate club and voted on by members as the topic to debate. Students debated in front of an audience of their peers as well as a panel of teachers. Debate club teaches essential skills in critical thinking, public speaking, research, and persuasive communication.
Congratulations to our Track and Field Student-Athletes who have been named to Gametime CT's Athletes to Watch List for this upcoming Outdoor Track Season! Congratulations, Payton Sirdine, Vanessa Agyemang, D'Asia Duncan, Saphyr Brown, Khile Francis, Jessie Singleton Jr. and Ethan Rowe!
BHS' Robotics Team participated in the First Robotics Competition last weekend at Hartford Public High School. Not only did they participate, they took home first place in the New England First District Hartford Event. Congratulations to our Robotics Team on the big win!
CAS annually honors two outstanding seniors from each of the member schools in the state who excel in the performing or visual arts. Excelling in the performing or visual arts is of primary importance in the selection. Scholarship and Leadership are also supporting criteria. This year Bloomfield High School was proud to honor Dorian Pollard-Betsey (Performing Arts) and Brianna Brown (Visual Arts) as our recipients of the CAS Outstanding Arts Award. Congratulations, Dorian and Brianna!
BHS' AgriScience Center hosted a workshop today in collaboration with A Place Called Hope Educational Program, which focuses on educating others on Birds of Prey. Students got to see first hand three different species including; a hawk, a falcon, and an owl. They got to learn about the three species, their personal story of survival and the many simple ways to lessen conflicts with the wildlife that lives in your very own backyard. This was a great experience for our AgriScience students to explore other aspects of wildlife that they don't encounter daily as an AgriScience student.
