Families and Staff of the Bangor School Department,
Today, there will be a normal dismissal for all students. However, in light of the high gusts of wind and water on road surfaces, we have decided to cancel all after-school activities. This decision has been made to ensure the safe travel of our students and staff..
We kindly ask that you take the necessary precautions when picking up your children, considering the weather conditions. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we prioritize the well-being of our school community.
We encourage our employees to leave work once their work day is completed. Be safe and be well.
James Tager
Midterm exams will take place on January 16-19, which will be half-days with two exams administered per day according to the progression of a student's schedule. Look for a detailed overview of exams to be sent by email from Dr. Butler before the winter break.
Happy Hanukkah! Also called the Festival of Lights, it begins on Kislev 25 and is celebrated for eight days. Legend recounts that there was only one small cruse of pure oil, enough to light the menorah in the Temple for one day, but it lasted eight days.
Our maintenance staff help provide a safe and comfortable environment for students to learn. We are currently looking for two positions to fill our maintenance team. If you or anyone you know is looking for a position with good pay and great benefits contact us at 207-262-9125.
Bangor Day is December 22! Join us in our celebration by wearing red and white!
In addition, we want to support and help those in need in our community. During the
month of December we are:
The Good Shepherd Food Bank is in need of funds to build boxes for a no contact food distribution. We will donate all money collected to the Good Shepherd Food
Bank.
The City of Bangor and the Bangor School Department will collect money. For a $10 donation, BSD Staff may wear jeans on December 22.
Donations may be given at any Bangor school.
Please make checks payable to Bangor School Department.
Let's show our Bangor spirit, wear our school colors, and help those in need in our
community. Donation of funds will be collected at all eleven (11) Bangor Schools and
the City Hall beginning on November 15.
The Governor's Office and Maine Department of Education have provided resources for teachers and parents for dealing with mental health in the wake of the Lewiston tragedy.
https://www.maine.gov/governor...
https://mainedoenews.net/2023/...
https://mainedoenews.net/2023/...
Happy Diwali! Diwali celebrations may vary in different communities, but their significance and spiritual meaning are generally “the awareness of the inner light”. It is also the beginning of the new financial year for the business community.
Safety Reminder: Check the batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors twice a year. Heating Season is upon us, do it today.
The Bangor High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps will host the Greater Bangor Area Veteran’s Day Parade on 11 November 2023.
The parade will assemble on Vista Way in Brewer (Brewer Plaza), proceed down Wilson Street and cross the Chamberlain Bridge. From there the parade follows Main Street to State Street and ends on Exchange. The route is approximately 1 ½ miles. There is a brief pause when the parade reaches the reviewing stand for a respectful ceremony.
All vehicles must have a valid registration, insurance and inspection. There will be no
exceptions. This includes antique vehicles. All vehicles over 40 feet in length must have a ground guide on each side of the vehicle.
General information:
1. Position vehicles at 0900. This is for the safety of children and adults assembling in this space limited area.
2. Pedestrians assemble by 0945.
3. Parade steps off at 1015.
4. Veteran’s marching will be at the front of the parade and is coordinated thru Cole
Transportation, not Bangor JROTC.
The Bangor School Department will be closed November 10, 2023 in honor of Veterans Day.
