Default category for site
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.
On September 9, 2021, we welcomed 4,300 students back to our seven schools. We are so excited to have everyone back at BC!
Throughout the summer months, work has continued at Bethlehem High School to make sure that the technology students and teachers have come to rely on is ready to go for the start of school. Some of this work depends on the efforts of high school student interns who have been a part of the BC …
Continue reading “Help Desk student interns prepare technology for new school year”
The high school offers many opportunities for students to be involved. Take a look at some of the clubs and activities that will be available during the 2021-22 school year: Acoustic Jams This is a club in which students with acoustic instruments of any kind get together to play music. Active Minds Club Active Minds …
What is the cost of breakfast and lunch at school? Grades K-12 Breakfast and lunch are free this year for all students. How will lunch work at school this fall? Grades K-5 Each morning, teachers will take a lunch count and submit this information to the school cafeteria. The school cafeteria will prepare and deliver …
The district’s bus driver shortage continues and YOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION is required. This is especially important as we begin a new school year relying on a COVID mitigation strategy. We are asking all parents K-12 to verify their bus registration choice in Aspen by 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 27. Bus schedules and stops are …
With approval of state-allocated funding, BC becomes the first district in NYS to begin electrifying its own bus fleet.
From time to time, individuals may wish to address comments or concerns directly to the Board of Education. In most instances, issues involving students, parents, faculty or staff can be resolved without having to appear before the Board of Education. To ensure timely resolution of your concerns and/or questions, the district has a helpful reference …
He may have graduated in June, but Justin Dong is headed to college with a prestigious honor reserved for the nation’s top academic achievers.
