Elementary school attendance zone updates; Community Forum recap
The balance enrollment in all five elementary schools, the district is considering changes to K-5 attendance zones.
Year: 2025
Deb Anderson honored as Region 6 Art Teacher of the Year
BC art teacher Debra Anderson was recently honored at the New York State Art Teachers (NYSATA) Conference in Binghamton, NY. Anderson was recognized by her peers and family on Sunday, Nov. 23, as the Region 6 Art Teacher of the Year. Region 6 includes the Greater Capital Region which spans 11 counties, including Albany, Columbia, …
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Tuesday, Dec. 2: Schools and offices CLOSED, vote postponed
All schools in the Bethlehem Central School District will be CLOSED today, Tuesday, Dec. 2, due to the impending winter storm. All offices will also be closed. The Capital Project Vote has been POSTPONED. A new date will be announced soon.
Capital Project Vote POSTPONED due to weather
The Bethlehem Central School District 2025 Capital Project Vote, originally scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 2, has been POSTPONED due to the forecast for severe weather. A new vote date has not yet been set. The Board of Education will discuss options for rescheduling at its meeting on Wednesday evening. Please watch for an update after …
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Local restaurant owner visits culinary arts class
Bashir Chedrawee, owner and co‑founder of Simone’s Kitchen, visited Lindsey Bradt’s culinary arts class at BCHS last week to offer students an insider’s view of restaurant operations. Chedrawee discussed the keys to success in both the kitchen and the business, covering everything from crafting fresh dishes to managing staff and the daily workings of a …
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POSTPONED: Capital Project vote set for Dec. 2 delayed by weather
If approved, nearly 140 projects districtwide would improve teaching and learning at all schools.
Donate and help community families this holiday season
Families, area residents and local businesses can take part in the annual tradition of giving at BC. Caring and Sharing is a year-round program most associated with the holiday season. A districtwide Winter Food Drive and community donations support the program. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of this community effort! BC Winter …
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Girls cross country team heads to national competition for fourth consecutive year
On Saturday, November 22, the Bethlehem Central varsity girls cross country team finished 2nd at the NYS Federation championship, qualifying them to compete in the Nike Cross Nationals for the fourth consecutive year. The team will head to Portland, OR, to compete in the 2025 Nike Cross on December 6. Congratulations and good luck to …
Three BC students selected for NYSSMA Conference All-State honors
Three BCHS student musicians have been selected as participants or alternates for the 2025 NYSSMA Conference All-State Music Festival to be held December 4-7 in Rochester, New York. They are: Ben Cross – Mixed Chorus Michael Jantson – Mixed Chorus, String Orchestra, Jazz (Alternate) – Jantson will perform with the String Orchestra (Bass) Keiran McNay …
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Absentee and early voting information for the Dec. 2 Capital Project vote
Voters who will be out of town or unable to vote at the polls due to illness or disability may apply for an absentee ballot. Early ballot voting is also available. Early voting is possible without any reasons needed for voting early. Similar to absentee ballot voting, you must fill out an application to vote …
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