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- (5/5/2023) Notice from the Office of the Superintendent: Possible Threat to Student Safety
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School Year 2021-2022
- (7/9/2021) Memo from the Superintendent - ARP ESSER Community Forums
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- (7/27/2021) ARP ESSER Community Forum PowerPoint Presentation
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- (5/11/2022) Memo from the Superintendent
- (5/25/2022) NCTSN: Talking to Children about a Shooting
- (5/25/2022) Memo from the Superintendent
- (5/31/2022) Early Dismissal
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School Year 2020-2021
- (7/17/20) BPS Re-Opening: Welcome Back Bridgeport
- (9/18/20) Memorandum to BPS Community
- (9/23/20) Elementary Rotation Protocol Grades K-8
- (10/02/20) Memo from the Superintendant
- (10/30/20) Memo from the Superintendent (Hybrid Schedule Update)
- (11/2/2020) Memo from the Superintendent: COVID-19 Update
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- (1/29/2021) Memo from the Superintendent
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- (3/8/2021) Memo from the Superintendent
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- (4/9/2021) Memo from the Superintendent
- (4/21/2021) Memo from the Superintendent
- (4/29/2021) FCC Broadband Information
- (4/30/2021) District Full Reopen Memo
- (5/14/2021) Memo from the Superintendent
- (6/18/2021) Memo from the Superintendent - End of School Year!
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School Year 2019-2020
- (10/14/20) Memo for the Superintendent
- (3/17/20) Distance Learning
- (03/23/20) COVID-19 School Closure Update
- (03/27/20) Memo to Parents
- (5/1/2020) Letter from the Superintendent
- (06/02/20) BPS United! (Special Message from Supt and BBOE)
- (6/30/20) Message from the Superintendent regarding CT Re-opening Plan
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May 11, 2022
Hello Bridgeport Public School Community,
I would like to warn our families once again of the dangers of drug laced products that are being accessed by students.
Many are consuming edible cannabis products which look like regular candy or baked goods. Therefore, I am asking all families to speak to your children about not taking any candy or baked goods from other students. These products are being sold in “copycat packages that make them look like common candy or sweets. These products are extremely dangerous because they can contain up to six times the average level of THC. Children who eat cannabis edibles can become very sick, and may struggle to walk, sit up and breathe normally. If you observe any of these behaviors in your child, please call 911 immediately.
This is an example of how these products are being packaged and the difficulty in determining the difference between normal candy and one that contains THC.
Sincerely,Michael J. Testani
Superintendent of Schools