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If you suspect a child is being abused or maltreated (neglected), report it by calling 1-800-342-3720, a toll-free 24-hour hotline operated by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services. If you believe a child is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local police department. Information about reporting child abuse and maltreatment …
Congratulations to Pamela White! The BCHS junior is one of only a handful of students in the nation who will compete for $50,000 in prizes in the Poetry Out Loud 2022 National Finals in June. On Sunday, May 1, Pamela advanced to the final round after a top-rated performance in the semifinals of the poetry …
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A separate proposition will appear on the ballot seeking voter approval to establish a 2022 Capital Reserve Fund up to $20 million. A capital reserve fund allows the district to set aside money for future construction projects and major purchases, much like a savings account. Because capital assets have a predetermined useful life expectancy, a …
In addition to a proposed budget for the 2022-23 school year and a series of bus propositions, voters will also elect two members of the Board of Education on May 17. WATCH THE RECORDING: The Albany County League of Women Voters hosts a Virtual Meet the Candidates Night on Wednesday, May 11 at 6:30 p.m. …
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Ballot Proposition: Bus Purchase (max. $821,000) This year’s bus proposition will appear on the ballot as a separate proposition from the school budget. At a cost of $821,000, the proposal would allow the district to purchase four school buses: one 70-passenger electric bus and three mid-size 45-passenger diesel buses that can accommodate wheelchairs. Approximately 63% …
Nearly 50 medals were earned this season by members of the BC Science Olympiad team.
BCHS has been rated the top high school in the Albany area by U.S. News & World Report and ranked #795 nationwide (up from #901 in 2021) out of more than 24,000 schools across the country.
A rainy April day didn’t stop 588 households and dozens of volunteers, including Bethlehem Central students, from making this year’s Spring Recycle Fest a success.
Students at Elsmere Elementary are doing what they can to recycle, reuse and reduce.
On Tuesday, May 17, Bethlehem Central School District voters will consider a $102.7 million budget for the 2022-23 school year that preserves all academic programs and expands student supports with no increase in the tax levy. The proposal would increase year-to-year spending by 0.65 percent. There would be no change to the tax levy — …
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