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Qualifying applications generate much needed educational funds for all of our schools so we ask all families to complete an application each year.
On Wednesday, Sept. 1 and Wednesday, Sept. 8, K-5 teachers will be conducting individual reading assessments with students. School will not be in session on these days.
Families, please find Poplar Bridge 2021-22 school supply lists.
Distance learning families are invited to a year-end curbside materials drop-off on Thursday, June 3.
Welcome to the 2020-2021 Virtual Bloomington Student Art Show, put on by the elementary art specialists in collaboration with Artistry.
We look forward to welcoming your kindergartener in 2021-22!
Introducing Poplar Bridge’s school-wide book club! Each month all Poplar Bridge students will be reading the same book and discussing the content with their class.
For preschool and elementary school students assigned to bus transportation, parents can log into The Hub for their child’s pick-up and drop-off times.
Bloomington Public Schools will host its fourth live virtual community engagement event to present plans for elementary and early learning students to return to a traditional learning model.
The week of June 1-5 is designated for Operation Property Return which will facilitate the distribution of your student's personal property left at school and the return of district property on loan to students.
Participate in our summer reading program and try out some fun reading activities with our reading calendar.
This year we are holding a Virtual Variety Show. Think of a talent you would like to share and add it to our school-wide padlet by May 31.
Bloomington Public Schools is distributing grab and go meals at no charge during school closure, including during the stay at home order. Meals are available to all Bloomington students ages 18 and younger.
In the event that schools remain closed after spring break, distance learning will begin on Monday, March 30.
To avoid confusion, we want to clarify that there are two Seesaw apps.
