Brunswick High School Student Art Exhibition-Click for Details!
Opening Reception: Wednesday, May 22 from 5-7:30

Click Here for Summer Volunteer Possibilities 2013!

Senior Recognition at Region Ten will be held in Brunswick High School’s Crooker Theatre on Thursday, May 23rd starting at 5:45 p.m.  A dessert buffet in the cafeteria will follow.

Underclassmen Awards will be held on Wednesday, May 22nd at 6 p.m. in Crooker Theater. Senior Awards Night is on Tuesday, May 28th at 6 p.m. in Crooker Theater with a senior slideshow, followed by a reception in the cafeteria.

The deadline to sign up for the Summer Academic Algebra 2 class is this Friday, May 24th.  See Ms. Groves for more information.

Dragon Spirit 2013 Yearbooks are here! They will be distributed at     lunches and after school in Tech 1 today and Tuesday.  There are still extra yearbooks available for sale at the cost of $65, first come first serve.

Junior Counselor Opportunities are available at Crystal Spring Farm Camp!  They are looking for students ages 13 to 15 who enjoy being outside, and engaging in farm tasks while building leadership skills with younger children.  The Camp is all four weeks in July.  Contact Mr. Wilson to sign up.

Mrs. K-G and the Arboretum Club need help on Wednesday, May 22nd, after school, doing some landscaping and planting of flowers around the memorial area (near the tennis courts).  See Mrs. K-G in the Learning Center for more information.

Got talent? Come audition for the BHS talent show!  This year’s talent show will be on Friday, May 24th at 7:00 p.m. in Crooker Theater. Auditions will be held today after school. Sign up for an audition outside the Music Room. All are welcome! Come share your talents!

Today’s Dragon Special offered in Cafeteria is Make Your Own Nachos with a choice of juice or milk and fruit.  Also, the Cafeteria is now offering Slush Puppies. Flavors available are blue raspberry and cherry.

Now here is a PSA about fitness videos now available in the Library     courtesy of a 5210 grant.

Today’s announcements for BHS clubs and activities include the following:

The Gay Straight Alliance will meet this afternoon, in Room 118 at 2:20.  We will be planning an end of the year activity.  All are welcome.  See Mr. Arcand if you have any questions.

Tomorrow, May 21st, BHS will be making a Harlem Shake video in the Gym during Snack Break. Yes, it’s really happening!  Any and all who are interested, feel free to join, bringing any costumes, props, and enthusiasm necessary.  Remember, this is a school-run event, so please follow school rules by refraining from any profanity, inappropriate messages, or suggestive behavior.  For any questions, contact Miranda Dumont as soon as possible.

In today’s sporting news,
The Brunswick Girl’s JV Lacrosse team won its last two games in recent competition.  Last Thursday, BHS faced perennial rival Mt Ararat coming away with the win, putting up 11 goals to their 7.  Scoring came from an army of 8 different players with Jenna Bailey and Anna MacMillan leading the charge with 3 and 2 respectively; and, 1 each from Rebecca Bailey, Amelia Hawley, Sydney Anderson, Savannah Smith, Elise Bourbon and Quinn Alexander.
On Saturday the Girl’s JV pounded their way past another local rival beating Morse 9-5.  Scoring was lead by Jenna Bailey and Angelica Boyle who each had a hat trick; Amelia Hawley checked in with 2 goals and Lily Gardner chalked up 1 goal.  Sammi Moore played outstanding offense in both games.  The defense also played amazingly in both games, led by Skylar McKinney, Autumn Richardson, Emily Dwyer, Emma McKearney and Mariah Tardiff.  Alex Roderick and Emily Tait added to the offensive attack.  Alexis Belling did not skip a beat in goal showing quick reflexes stopping a slew of shots.

In Boys JV Baseball news, Nick Thibeault recently threw 8 innings without giving up an earned run and Cade Bussell scored the walk off run as Brunswick beat Skowhegan 2-1 in JV baseball. Andrew Kopocious added an opposite field double in the 7th.

The Boys Varsity Tennis team beat Erskine Academy 4 to 1 on Friday, with winning matches played by Mitch Cooney and Joel Soloway.  Winning doubles matches were Ben Lord and Damian Koch and Ollie Smith and Xander Knox.  The Boys Varsity Tennis team is now 11 and 0, and the last match of the season is today against Mt. Ararat.  Good luck Dragons!

Brunswick High School Student Art Exhibition-Click for Details!
Opening Reception: Wednesday, May 22 from 5-7:30

Be sure to read the Dragon News Newsletter for May/June. – Click for Newsletters!

Congratulations to those BHS students inducted into the Foreign Language Honor Society in a ceremony last night.  Initiates in the Spanish Honor Society were:  Kevin Allen, Sarah Basquez, Charlotte   Cooney, Hannah Duffek, Charlotte Duncan, Brooke Escoe, Anna     Ferdinand, Blake Gordon, Sarah Judd, Andrew Kew, Phoebe Keyes, Bradford Leaman, Laurel Margerum, Zach Miller, Soli Rhodes, Alexandra Ring, Brandon Smith, Savannah Smith, Chloe Teboe and Satchel Toole.

 Inducted into the Latin Honor Society last evening were: Kelsey Barley, Madigan Kay, Caley Nicholson, George Rowe and Shannon Viola. Inductees into the French Honor Society were: Ellie Black, Ariana Franklin, Molly Hamm, Anne Queally, and Parker Wild.    Congratulations to all new members of the Foreign Language Honor  Society.

Senior Recognition at Region Ten will be held in Brunswick High School’s Crooker Theatre on Thursday, May 23rd starting at 5:45 p.m.  A dessert buffet in the cafeteria will follow.

Brunswick High School Student Art Exhibition-Click for Details!
Opening Reception: Wednesday, May 22 from 5-7:30

Mrs. K-G and the Arboretum Club need help on Wednesday, May 22nd, after school, doing some landscaping and planting of flowers around the memorial area (near the tennis courts).  See Mrs. K-G in the Learning Center lkiernan@brunswick.k12.me.us for more information.

Got talent? Come audition for the BHS talent show!  This year’s talent show will be on Friday, May 24th at 7:00 p.m. in Crooker Theater. Auditions will be held on Monday, May 20th after school. Sign up for an audition this week outside the Music Room. All are welcome! Come share your talents!
There will be two make-up sessions this week: Friday from 2:10 to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon.

Anyone interested in running to become a class officer should pick up a petition in Mrs. Wagner’s room, Room 224.  Petitions need to be returned to Mrs. Wagner’s room no later than 2:30 on Friday.

Mr. Wilson has applications for a job at Mister Bagel.  They are looking for a sophomore or junior to work one weekend day throughout the summer and next school year.

There are three great upcoming community service opportunities: This Thursday help is needed at a Junior High Track meet at home. The meet starts at 3:00 and ends at 7:00 p.m.  See Mr. Wilson or Mr. Dearing to sign up.

Help is also needed at the Brunswick Bike Rodeo Family Safety Day at Walmart this Saturday morning from 8:00 a.m. to noon.  See Mr. Wilson for details. There is also an opportunity at Curtis Memorial Library on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1:00. See Mr. Wilson for more information.

An Army National Guard recruiter will be here today at 9:30 a.m.  If interested in speaking with the recruiter, please get a pass in the Counseling Office.

Today’s Dragon Special offered in Cafeteria is Chicken Enchiladas with a choice of juice or milk and fruit.

Now here is a PSA produced by the Film class for new fitness videos purchased with 5210 grant money.

Today’s announcements for BHS clubs and activities include the following:

Attention outing Club members going on the kayaking trip: bring your permission slips to Mrs. Loyd by the end of the day.

In today’s sporting news, the Boys Varsity Tennis team is now 9 and 0 on the season with its win against Mt. Blue yesterday. Mitch Cooney, Joel Soloway, Angelo Gerardi and Damian Koch, and Ben Lord and Xander Knox all played winning matches.

Brunswick High School Student Art Exhibition-Click for Details!
Opening Reception: Wednesday, May 22 from 5-7:30

Got talent? Come audition for the BHS talent show!  This year’s talent show will be on Friday, May 24th at 7:00 p.m. in Crooker Theater. Auditions will be held on Monday, May 20th after school. Sign up for an audition this week outside the Music Room. All are welcome! Come share your talents!

There will be two make-up sessions this week: Friday from 2:10 to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon.

Anyone interested in running to become a class officer should pick up a petition in Mrs. Wagner’s room, Room 224.  Petitions need to be returned to Mrs. Wagner’s room no later than 2:30 on Friday.

Mr. Wilson has applications for a job at Mister Bagel.  They are looking for a sophomore or junior to work one weekend day throughout the summer and next school year.

The Gelato Fiasco is hosting a Scooping for Community event to support the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life in Brunswick today from 11 a.m. – 11p.m.  Today is an early release day for BHS students and a great chance to help a great cause. 100% of all sales will be donated to the Brunswick Relay as long as you show the advertisement flyer with the spoon when a purchase is made. Showing the flyer on a smartphone is fine. Mr. Wilson has copies of the advertisement.

There are three great upcoming community service opportunities: This Thursday help is needed at a Junior High Track meet at home. The meet starts at 3:00 and ends at 7:00 p.m.  See Mr. Wilson or Mr. Dearing to sign up.

Help is also needed at the Brunswick Bike Rodeo Family Safety Day at Walmart this Saturday morning from 8:00 a.m. to noon.  See Mr. Wilson for details. There is also an opportunity at Curtis Memorial Library on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1:00. See Mr. Wilson for more information.

An Army National Guard recruiter will be here tomorrow, May 16th at 9:30 a.m.  If interested in speaking with the recruiter, please get a pass in the Counseling Office.

National Honor Society Scholarship applications are due in the Counseling Office by May 20th.

Attention students, faculty and staff:  Varsity Softball has teamed up with the American Cancer Society to raise money for cancer research.  Help support the cause by making a donation at the Coaches vs.Cancer table during lunch. $1 will get your name on a pink balloon to be displayed during the benefit game at home against Erskine     Academy on Monday, May 20th.  Another $10 will get you a t-shirt.   All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.

Today’s Dragon Special offered in Cafeteria is Chicken and Steak Kabobs with a choice of juice or milk and fruit.

Today’s announcements for BHS clubs and activities include the following:

Attention outing Club members going on the kayaking trip: bring your permission slips to Mrs. Loyd by Thursday, May 16th.

Brunswick High School Student Art Exhibition-Click for Details!
Opening Reception: Wednesday, May 22 from 5-7:30

Got talent? Come audition for the BHS talent show!  This year’s talent show will be on Friday, May 24th at 7:00 p.m. in Crooker Theater. Auditions will be held on Monday, May 20th after school. Sign up for an audition this week outside the Music Room. All are welcome! Come share your talents!

Brunswick High School will be hosting a blood drive with the help of the American Red Cross Association on Thursday, May 23rd from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.  Our goal is to have at least 100 donors. Everyone who donates blood will automatically be entered in a raffle to win a gift card at a local Brunswick business. Workers will also be needed during the day to help with assorted tasks. Workers will receive community service credit! You can sign up to be a donor or worker during your lunch period.  For more information please contact Mrs. Moore regarding the Blood Drive on Thursday, May 23rd from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.  We appreciate your support of this important event!

The Gelato Fiasco is hosting a Scooping for Community event to support the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life in Brunswick on Wednesday, May 15th from 11 a.m. – 11p.m.  Tomorrow is an early release day for BHS students and a great chance to help a great cause. 100% of all sales will be donated to the Brunswick Relay as long as you show the advertisement flyer with the spoon when a purchase is made. Showing the flyer on a smartphone is fine. Mr. Wilson has copies of the advertisement.

There are three great upcoming community service opportunities: This Thursday help is needed at a Junior High Track meet at home. The meet starts at 3:00 and ends at 7:00 p.m.  See Mr. Wilson or Mr. Dearing to sign up.

Help is also needed at the Brunswick Bike Rodeo Family Safety Day at Walmart this Saturday morning from 8:00 a.m. to noon.  See Mr. Wilson for details. There is also an opportunity at Curtis Memorial Library on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1:00. See Mr. Wilson for more information.

An Army National Guard recruiter will be here on Thursday, May 16th at 9:30 a.m.  If interested in speaking with the recruiter, please get a pass in the Counseling Office.

National Honor Society Scholarship applications are due in the     Counseling Office by May 20th.

Attention students, faculty and staff:  Varsity Softball has teamed up     with the American Cancer Society to raise money for cancer research.      Help support the cause by making a donation at the Coaches vs.     Cancer table during lunch.  $1 will get your name on a pink balloon to     be displayed during the benefit game at home against Erskine     Academy on Monday, May 20th.  Another $10 will get you a t-shirt.      All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.

Today’s Dragon Special offered in Cafeteria is Hot Ham Sandwich with a choice of juice or milk and fruit.

Today’s announcements for BHS clubs and activities include the following:

Attention outing Club members going on the kayaking trip: bring your permission slips to Mrs. Loyd by Thursday, May 16th.

In today’s sporting news, the Boys Varsity Tennis Team beat Edward Little 5-0. Winning individual matches were Mitch Cooney, Jimmy Kenyon, Joel Soloway.  Winning Doubles matches were  Angelo Gerardi and Damian, Ben Lord and Xander Knox. Winning the Exhibition match 8-1 were Ollie Smith and Patrick Kinee. The Boys Varsity Tennis record improves to 8-0. Brunswick’s next match is against Mt. Blue on Wednesday.

Brunswick High School Student Art Exhibition-Click for Details!
Opening Reception: Wednesday, May 22 from 5-7:30

Brunswick High School will be hosting a blood drive with the help of the American Red Cross Association on Thursday, May 23rd from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.  Our goal is to have at least 100 donors. Everyone who donates blood will automatically be entered in a raffle to win a gift card at a local Brunswick business. Workers will also be needed during the day to help with assorted tasks. Workers will receive community service credit! You can sign up to be a donor or worker during your lunch period.  For more information please contact Mrs. Moore regarding the Blood Drive on Thursday, May 23rd from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.  We appreciate your support of this important event!

Students attending the field trip “Careers of the 21st Century” are reminded of the following: The all day workshop is tomorrow, Tuesday May 14th.  Permission slips must be turned in by the end of school today if you wish to participate. Students will board busses at the front of the high school following the first bell.  Attendance will be taken on the busses and the busses will depart at approximately 8:00 a.m. returning at approximately 1:30. If you have questions, please check with Mrs. Moore in the counseling Office.

An Army National Guard recruiter will be here on Thursday, May 16th at 9:30 a.m.  If interested in speaking with the recruiter, please get a pass in the Counseling Office.

Sophomore officers are to meet with Mrs. Libby Tuesday morning before school.

National Honor Society Scholarship applications are due in the Counseling Office by May 20th.

Attention students, faculty and staff:  Varsity Softball has teamed up  with the American Cancer Society to raise money for cancer research.  Help support the cause by making a donation at the Coaches vs.Cancer table during lunch.  $1 will get your name on a pink balloon to be displayed during the benefit game at home against Erskine Academy on Monday, May 20th.  Another $10 will get you a t-shirt.  All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.

Today’s Dragon Special offered in Cafeteria is BBQ Riblets with a choice of juice or milk and fruit.

Today’s announcements for BHS clubs and activities include the following:

Outing Club will be meeting after school today in Mrs. Loyd’s room, Room 251.  This meeting is mandatory for all students attending the kayak outing and the camping trip to Baxter State Park.

In today’s sporting news,
Congratulations to Special Olympians Justin Faulkner and Jamie Mountainland!  In last week’s Regional Track and Field Olympics at Wiscasset High School, Justin won second place in both the softball throw and the 50 meter run.  Jamie won first place in both the 100 meter race and the softball throw, and third place in the long jump! Way to go, Justin and Jamie!

The Brunswick High Girls JV Lacrosse team played three tough games in a row last week.  After losses to Oxford Hills and Winslow, the BHS JV’s came away with a strong victory over Gardner winning 16-6! Ten different players scored with Amelia Hawley and Angelica Boyle leading with 4 and 3 respectively; Sydney Esco chipped in with 2; and 1 each from Rebecca Bailey, Quinn Alexander, Savannah Smith, Mariah Tardiff, Sammi Moore , Amanda Faith and Jenna Bailey. Strong defensive effort came from Skyler McKinney, Autumn Richardson, Olivia Schafer and Emma McKearney.  Especially strong defensive work came from Emily Dwyer.  Lilly Gardner, Emily Tait and Alex Roderick rounded out the good play.  Elise Bourbon playing in goal for only the third time, did an outstanding job between the poles!  The BHS Girl’s  JV and Varsity Lacrosse teams play against Lewiston today on the Stadium Field—come cheer them on!”