Author Archives: Bloomfield SEPAC

Bloomfield SEPAC 9:25 am on February 23, 2021  

Tonight’s (Feb. 23, 2021) Board of Education Meeting Topic Includes a Presentation About Planned In-Person & Hybrid Instruction in Our Schools!

BOE MEETING SCHEDULE PUBLIC OPENING – 7:30 PM (Tentative Time)
A) -Presentation: In-Person & Hybrid Instruction in Bloomfield Schools – With Superintendent Salvatore Gonçalves

BOE MEETING PUBLIC COMMENT PHONE LINE – 973-381-7200

PRESS HERE TO LINK TO THE LIVE STREAM

Bloomfield SEPAC 6:44 pm on February 11, 2021  

SURVEY ON POSSIBLE FUTURE ONLINE LEARNING, HYBRID SCHEDULES, CLOSES FEB. 16, 2021. Please Submit yours now!

Dear Parents:

Please fill in the Parents Survey- HERE

Let the School District and The Board of Education know your feelings about Online Learning, Hybrid Schedule etc., or offer your suggestions.

Information marked with a * needs to be filled in, but You can submit the Survey anonymously or make your name known, as you wish.

Thank you.

Your Bloomfield SEPAC Team

Bloomfield SEPAC 12:41 pm on February 2, 2021  

Maria Sanders, LSW – Presents at our Feb. 10, 2021 ONLINE Bloomfield SEPAC Meeting, from 6-7 P.M.

https://meet.google.com/xqv-vbve-mre?authuser=0

E-mail Questions NOW, to greggo1685@gmail.com

We are very pleased  to have renowned Parent Coach, Maria Sanders, LSW, to participate in our ONLINE SEPAC MEETING. Ms. Sanders has consistently been very generous of her time in presenting at our Meetings and helping answer Parents questions. 

Maria Sanders is a Licensed Social Worker and PCI Certified Parent Coach®. She works with parents struggling with any parenting challenge, from getting a child to sleep to communicating with a taciturn teen. A lot of her work is supported by Conscious Parenting and Collaborative Problem Solving. Maria Sanders is Certified in the Collaborative Problem Solving® (CPS) approach by Think:Kids, a program based in the Department of Psychiatry at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA

Maria works one on one with parents virtually (phone or video) or in her Montclair office. She offers programs to public schools, independent schools, preschools, pediatrician offices, professional organizations, and corporate settings. 

For more information about Maria Sanders, you can check out her website:

www.mariasandersparentcoach.com

Bloomfield SEPAC 9:31 pm on December 7, 2020  

Montclair Art Museum, Access Program Open House Dec. 11, 2020, 12PM- 1 PM

https://www.montclairartmuseum.org/events/museum-events/access-program-open-house

“Access Program Open House

We invite artists, families and support coordinators to join us for a Virtual Open House to introduce MAM’s new Access Program: Private Studio Instruction. We strive for full inclusion in our Yard School of Art classes, but also understand that there are times when students may be interested in private lessons. Taught by trained educators and designed to meet the unique goals of each student, the classes are accessible to all audiences including people with physical disabilities, intellectual and learning disabilities, sight loss or hearing loss, chronic illness, memory loss, or mental illness. MAM is an approved Goods and Services provider through the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD). Closed captioning will be provided.

DECEMBER 11, 2020 12 PM- 1 PM”

Bloomfield SEPAC 12:00 pm on October 14, 2020  

Bloomfield B.O.E. Details The Return to In-Person Classes and Maintaining Virtual Classes. (VIDEO)

The Bloomfield Board of Education broadcast their Board Meeting last night, (Oct. 13, 2020.) Superintendent Goncalves and Assistant Superintendent Joseph Fleres gave very comprehensive details on the current Plans to reopen Schools for In-Person Classes on Nov.30, 2020 and on maintaining Virtual Classes for Parents who choose to do so; including schedules, safety measures and Staffing.

Please watch the video HERE

They fielded numerous questions from Bloomfield Parents as did the B.O.E, Members. Thus far, over 2,000 have viewed this video. This allowed for many more Bloomfielders to “attend” the Meeting and they took time to answer many more questions than could have been answered under regular conditions.