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On Wednesday, June 2, a group of BCHS computer science students participated in the annual Siena College High School Programming Contest. It was a tremendous effort by all 16 BC students but it was one team of four that came out on top, ahead of 30 other teams from across the state to win first …
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Congratulations to all our Honor and Merit Roll students for the third quarter! Grade 6 Honor Roll Emma Agel, Mae Allinson, Maayan Amsterdamer, Ava Austin, Allison Barnett, Sophia Barnett, Brendan Bashant, Izabella Belluscio, Doyle Berlin, Chelsea Biche, Devin Biette, Aiden Bigwarfe, Ethan Bigwarfe, Maggie Black, Joshua Bolke, Samuel Bonville, Sage Bosko, Grace Bosworth, Eli Brass, …
Out of more than 1,100 high school teams taking part in this year’s 2021 National Science Bowl, a BCHS team finished 20th in the nation.
Choosing the right concert music for young orchestra students can be one of the most difficult things a strings teacher must do. One BC teacher is helping to make those decisions — and the lessons that follow — easier for thousands of orchestra teachers across the country through his contributions to one of the most …
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It’s safety first, especially when it comes to our school buses! For the second year in a row, the BC transportation maintenance team has earned a 100% rating from the NYS Department of Transportation on its safety and maintenance inspections. Every school bus is inspected twice a year, and every BC bus has passed with …
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Congratulations to a team of students from Bethlehem Central High School that recently finished among the top teams in state-level competition for the National Economics Challenge. The National Economics Challenge (NEC) is the country’s only economics competition of its kind for high school students. It tests micro and macroeconomic principles as well as knowledge of …
A 2021-22 budget and bus propositions that will bring electric buses to BC have been approved. Katherine Nadeau and WIllow Baer elected.
Residents of the Bethlehem Central School District have overwhelmingly approved a $102 million budget for the 2021-22 school year by a margin of 2,093 to 462, or approximately 82% in favor to 18% opposed. Voters also elected two candidates to serve on the Bethlehem Central Board of Education. There were two candidates on the ballot: Katherine Nadeau …
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It doesn’t matter if a global pandemic has changed the way teaching and learning look, here in the Bethlehem Central community, there are students who are making a difference at school and at home. Each month, students are recognized for acts of kindness or displaying character strengths that make them role models among their peers. …
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Bethlehem High School junior Nikolas Freihofer is blazing new trails in the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School Digital Media Design program. He is now the first to earn the Adobe Certified Professional Designation, which was previously known as the Adobe Certified Specialist. Nikolas earned the certification after completing both the Adobe Graphic Design …
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