Is English a new language for your family? Do you have questions for your child’s teacher, the district, or about school services and you need interpretation services? Bethlehem Central School District now has an easy way for parents or guardians who do not speak English or who are learning English to contact the district. Go …
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It’s baseball playoff season and even if you don’t follow the sport, we have a way for you to get in on the game. Since the beginning of the year, the Bethlehem Central School District has been highlighting new teachers and staff on its social media channels with “baseball cards” including fun facts on these …
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On Oct. 19, BC voters will decide on a $40.7 million project that would upgrade facilities across the district with zero tax impact. Learn all about it.
The celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month continues at Bethlehem Central High School. On Friday, Oct. 1, dozens of students and staff wore custom-designed t-shirts to commemorate the occasion. This year’s t-shirts were designed by BCHS seniors Bella Fuierer and Maddie Brand. From Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, the school, through the work of its World …
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On Sept. 28, Latin Grammy winner José Luis “Cheo” Pardo joined BCHS students to talk about his musical life as a composer, guitarist and producer.
The Bethlehem Central School District was rated the #1 school district in Capital Region by Niche.com in its annual ranking of schools nationwide. The 2022 Niche K-12 School and District Rankings were released earlier this week. The Niche Best School Districts ranking is based on rigorous analysis of academic and student life data from …
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Some taxpayers in the Bethlehem Central School District have reported to the district’s business office that it is taking longer than usual for checks to clear this year. District officials have looked into this issue and have found that possible third-party processing delays and/or mail delivery delays caused by staffing shortages may be to blame. …
Thirty-three BCHS seniors were honored by UAlbany for scholastic achievement and involvement in the school community.
There are 60* individuals we need to thank for making the return to school a successful one in Bethlehem. They are our bus drivers. There may be a shortage of drivers (everywhere) but there is no shortage of caring among this group. As we head into the weekend here at BC, we wanted to say …
On September 9, 2021, we welcomed 4,300 students back to our seven schools. We are so excited to have everyone back at BC!
