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Three BCSD students were selected to represent the district in a statewide poster contest for the New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT). Bethlehem students were invited to submit poster entries illustrating the theme, “Driving Safely Into the Future” to be judged by the BC Transportation Department. Winning entries from each division will be entered …
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If you have a child entering kindergarten in the fall, don’t miss this important registration deadline.
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 …
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Country line dancing, anyone? How about Handmaking with Clay? Lots of new classes, plus some of your favorites including PiYo, Zumba, Ballroom Dancing, Painting, Cooking and more!
Tickets are going fast! Five performances, 135 students onstage and behind the scenes. Don’t miss this show running Thursday, Jan. 18-21.
Twenty one Bethlehem Central High School students competed in the 7th annual Poetry Out Loud competition on Thursday, Jan. 4th in the high school cafeteria. The competing students represented 9th through 11th grades. The students recited two previously published poems and were judged on six categories: Physical presence Voice and articulation Dramatic appropriateness Evidence of …
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Advance ticket sales on Jan. 13 and Jan. 16 at BCMS. Don’t miss this show!
On Jan. 3, area senior citizens had a chance to troubleshoot technology issues with the experts as student interns from BC’s Help Desk headed to Town Hall for a day of community service.
Fourth grade teacher Dana DiGiansante recently earned the most respected professional certification available in K-12 education.
In order to provide a safe environment for learning and student growth, please keep sick children home. In the event your child becomes ill during the school day and needs to be picked up, please do so promptly for your child’s well being and to prevent further spread of illness. Listed below are some simple …
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