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On Friday, June 6, Elsmere Elementary welcomed back members of the BCHS Class of 2025 for one final visit before graduation. The Senior Assembly is a heartwarming Bethlehem tradition that began at Elsmere. The gymnasium was buzzing with excitement as families of the Class of 2025 gathered where it all began. Current Elsmere students cheered …
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On the evening of June 4, twenty-six Bethlehem Central educators were officially awarded tenure by the Board of Education. Please join us in celebrating the following members of our BC family and congratulating them on their tenure achievements. Their hard work and dedication are part of what makes Bethlehem Central all that it is. Debra …
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Bethlehem Central High School junior Quinn Knaub has been recognized in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition for New York’s 20th Congressional District. Knaub’s original watercolor and ink piece, Living in Creativity, was awarded runner-up in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition and will be displayed in Congressman Paul Tonko’s district office for the next year. Knaub …
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On Friday, May 23, Eagle Elementary welcomed back members of the BCHS Class of 2025 for one final visit before graduation. The event marked the start of this year’s Senior Assemblies, a heartwarming Bethlehem tradition. The gymnasium was vibrant with Eagle pride as current kindergarteners led the former Eagle students into the assembly where they …
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Three Glenmont Elementary School first-grade students are headed to the NYS Museum on May 31 to participate in the 2025 First in Math Statewide Elementary Mathematics Tournament. First graders, Breanna L., Jacob D. and Zephyra M. were announced as regional winners earning top individual scores in the virtual First in Math Statewide Elementary Mathematics competition. …
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On Saturday, May 17, the Bethlehem Central Wellness Committee invites families to the high school for the Bethlehem Health and Wellness Fair. This free, family-friendly event is designed to support the health and well-being of our community. Date: Saturday, May 17, 2025 Time: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Location: Bethlehem Central High School – Gym …
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At its April 23 meeting, the BC Board of Education recognized several student-athletes for their accomplishments. Each student was presented with an Eagle pin in recognition of their achievements by Board of Education President Holly Dellenbaugh and Superintendent Jody Monroe. BC winter sports teams enjoyed a remarkable season, marked by outstanding accomplishments. Rummers excelled, setting …
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Bethlehem Central High School junior Laurel Muench’s digital art piece, “La Quinta Pared” (The Fifth Wall), was published in the March 2025 issue of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica magazine, Albricias. Inspired by a video exploring the concept of the fifth wall in media—an extension of the well-known fourth wall that separates performers from the audience—Muench …
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On Tuesday, April 22, BC cafeterias will celebrate Earth Day with a special 100% plant-based chicken entrée from Rebellyous Foods. The BCSD Food Service Department is dedicated to reducing food waste, conserving resources, and promoting earth-friendly practices in its daily operations. BC Food Service Director Claire Groudine works closely with the district’s Sustainability Coordinator and …
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Friday, May 23, is an instructional day in the Bethlehem Central School District; all schools and offices will be open. The date is identified on the calendar as a contingent day and is reserved for use as an instructional day if the district needs to make up a snow day. The district used a snow …
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