Mrs. Tyrrell, the Help Desk Students, and I have been very busy preparing for Computer Science Education Week or Hour of Code at the High School. Mrs. Tyrrell worked very hard contacting the companies who will be coming, and Charlie Paras did an excellent job creating our flyer and logo. We’re looking forward to an…
We were honored to present at the MassCUE (Computer Using Educators) Conference on October 25th at Gillette Stadium. Anusha Datar from the Class of 2017 joined seniors Nirmal Patel and Melanie Thibodeau to demonstrate some of the projects we have worked on during the past year. Unfortunately Eddie Reis from the Class of 2017 could…
I’m pleased to announce our student blogs for the first semester of the 2017-2018. Most of the students on the BHS Help Desk have had some experience creating blogs in other classes, but we have a few who are beginners. The students had their choice of using whatever platform they wished, and some of those…
BHS history teacher Michael Milton has created a guide on how to use Online Rubric, a Google Sheets Add-on which allows you to create and send customizable rubrics and scores to students by email for any assignment. Thank you, Mr. Milton!
The following was written by Help Desk student Jared Smith: Burlington High School is one of the amazing schools in the area that celebrates National Peace Day! National Peace Day is September 21st of every year. Started by film maker/actor Jeremy Gilley, the Peace One Day organization is thriving. Celebrating the 15 year anniversary of…
We hope everyone is having a great summer! Here is information on the Chromebook Distribution for the BHS Class of 2021. There is no sign up; you just need to attend one of the sessions being held Wed., August 16 and Mon., August 28. http://www.bpsedtech.org/2017/06/23/7996/
Most if not all BHS students and staff have read Mr. Sullivan’s blog post about the upcoming network experiment. If you haven’t, please read it here: http://www.markjsullivan.org/2016/12/network-management-at-bhs.html We understand this may be difficult for those in the BHS community who have been using their personal devices on the network, but the IT department is doing this experiment…
