Editor’s note: This post originally appeared on the blog of Sidd Srivastava “The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun” -Christopher McCandless. Being new to place changes everything in…
The March Tech Savvy Parenting night provided Burlington families with information on the benefits of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education. A wide array of STEM resources and links for students of all grade levels were shared by members of the BPS Edtech team. Parents learned about the Burlington Public Schools STEM curriculum, as…
Burlington High School, the Burlington Fire and Police Departments, and the Lahey Hospital and Medical Center are collaborating to offer “Social Host–Taylor’s Message.” This evening will help parents better understand their responsibilities and consequences of ‘hosting’ an underage party in their homes. Officer Fournier will speak about the alcohol policy in Burlington, the Law Offices…
The BPS Edtech team is excited to announce our next Tech Savvy Parenting night, “Branching Out with STEM.” This is the third installment of our Digital Bootcamp Series and this time our focus is on STEM – science, technology, engineering and math. Members of the BPS Edtech team, along with BHS Help Desk students, will…
On Friday, February 6th, BHS Help Desk students Jyhmon Moodie and Manas Purohit traveled to Medfield High School with Diana Marcus, Burlington Public School’s Mobile Learning Coach and led a session at Medfield’s 3rd annual Digital Learning Day Conference. This free, full-day professional development conference, a primer for the official Digital Learning Day on…
On behalf of the BPS Edtech Team, it gives me great pleasure to announce that we will be holding the 2nd annual New England Student Showcase (NESS) as part of this year’s New England 1:1 Summit. All who attended the inaugural NESS last year agreed that it was one of the highlights of the Summit.…
Note: A link to the original post explaining the ConnectED Reading BINGO Event can be found here. The BHS Help Desk would like to encourage teachers throughout the district to participate in February’s “I Love to Read Month.” Schools across the nation have been invited to participate in this highly creative, “epic reading event” created by…
