Updated winter sports info for BCMS, BCHS families

Registration is underway for high school students who want to participate in winter sports. For middle school students, the registration period for most winter sports opens on Oct. 22. Please note there has been a change to the start date/registration for the co-ed modified (7/8) swim and dive.  All information can be found below: Winter …

Important: NEW K-12 student survey debuts next week

A reminder and clarification for BC families K-12 about the new PASS student survey: Clarification on how data will be evaluated and shared: Only aggregate data, not individual data, will be shared with teachers, administrators and counselors in an effort to improve social-emotional teaching and learning. Any individual results from students indicating a need for additional …

BC student artwork to be featured at statewide convention

Several students from the Bethlehem Central School District will have artwork displayed at the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA) statewide convention in Syracuse next week. The exhibit, co-sponsored by  NYSSBA and the New York State Art Teachers Association (NYSATA), is intended to highlight achievement in visual arts by students across the state. “The …

BC is hiring bus drivers

Now starting at $23.84/hour. Get great benefits, hours and flexibility while working for the number one school district in the Capital Region.

Schools and office closed Monday, Oct. 10

All schools and offices in the Bethlehem Central School District will be closed on Monday, Oct. 10 in observance of Columbus/Indigenous Peoples’ Day. School will resume on Tuesday, Oct. 11.

Photos: Glenmont Fall Family Picnic 2022

It was all smiles for the students and families who enjoyed this year’s return of the Glenmont Fall Family Picnic. Thank you to all of our volunteers who made this event a memorable one. You can check out some of the photo highlights in our Fall Fun Day 2022 Google photo album.

BCHS hosts “Rock On, Keep On” event to support mental health

“This was the best idea.” Those were the words of one BCHS student who took part in the first-of-its-kind “Rock On, Keep On” project in support of mental health. The event, which took place on Friday, Sept. 23, was hosted by the Bethlehem Central High School Counseling Center and the BCHS Art Department. Students in …