High-fives for a special author visit at BCMS
Thank you to author Phil Bildner for sharing your writing and insight on your memorable book A High Five for Glenn Burke.
Month: March 2023
Be the Change Recipients for Jan-Feb 2023
At Bethlehem Central High School there are many students who are making a difference at school and at home. Each month, some of these students are recognized for acts of kindness or displaying character strengths that make them role models among their peers. At the high school, these students are a big part of the …
Continue reading “Be the Change Recipients for Jan-Feb 2023”
BCSD Transportation Director Karim Johnson wins national honor
Bethlehem Central Student Transportation Director Karim Johnson is being recognized by the nation’s most prominent school transportation publication, School Bus Fleet, as National School Bus Fleet Administrator of the Year. It is a title bestowed on an individual who is a national role model of success in pupil transportation. Congratulations to Karim! Read all about …
Continue reading “BCSD Transportation Director Karim Johnson wins national honor”
Apr. 6: Town traffic workshop to look at Kenwood Ave.
Families in the Bethlehem Central School District are invited to join the conversation about a traffic study being conducted by the town of Bethlehem. The focus is pedestrian safety and traffic calming measures on Kenwood Avenue between Delaware Avenue and the Delmar Bypass. The town’s first public workshop is being held by the town on …
Continue reading “Apr. 6: Town traffic workshop to look at Kenwood Ave.”
Apr. 4: College Fair at HVCC
The Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA) and the Capital District Counseling Association (CDCA) will host a regional College Fair on Tuesday, April 4 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hudson Valley Community College in the McDonough Recreation Center. A list of participants and sample questions for college representatives can be found below. List …
Empty Bowls fundraiser is Friday, Mar. 31
On Friday, Mar. 31, Students for Peace and Survival club is hosting its annual Empty Bowls fundraiser featuring delicious soups and handmade pottery. Empty Bowls is an event that raises awareness for those that suffer from food insecurity around the world. It is the first Empty Bowls event at BC since before Covid. Empty Bowls …
Continue reading “Empty Bowls fundraiser is Friday, Mar. 31”
Mamma Mia! at BCHS March 30-April 2
ABBA’s timeless songs propel this enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship, creating an unforgettable show. Don’t miss it!
BCMS Career Day 2023
On Thursday, Mar. 16, grade 7 students had the opportunity to learn about a variety of careers. More than 40 volunteers shared stories about their jobs and about the journeys they have taken in their careers. Thank you all for making this year’s Career Day at BCMS informative and fun! Public Health, Public Administration, Public …
Mar. 27: Fire Department training at BCHS
On Monday evening, Mar. 27, don’t be alarmed if you see several fire department vehicles at Bethlehem Central High School. Fire departments from Delmar and Slingerlands have been invited to a safety walkthrough/training at the school. The district routinely partners with fire officials as part of each department’s pre-planning activities in the event of an …
Continue reading “Mar. 27: Fire Department training at BCHS”
Odyssey of the Mind headed to State Tournament in Syracuse
Four teams of BC Middle School students competed in the regional Odyssey of the Mind tournament on Sunday March 5th.Odyssey of the Mind is known as the world’s greatest problem-solving program for students. Three teams took 1st place in their divisions and will move on to the State Tournament in Syracuse on April 15th. One …
Continue reading “Odyssey of the Mind headed to State Tournament in Syracuse”