Bethlehem students part of a conversation with Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor

What if you told a sitting Supreme Court justice that your dream was to one day have her job and she offered it to you on the spot? Believe it or not, that happened to BCHS senior Ella O’Brien on Thursday, May 9, when Ella and four other Bethlehem Central High School students had the …

Photos: Eagle Challenge 2024

Bethlehem Runs! Saturday’s Eagle Challenge brought the fun!  View the photo album on the district’s Facebook page. Special thanks to BC’s Wellness Committee, Student Senate, staff, student-athletes, board members, boosters, community organizations and this amazing community for making it such a fantastic day!

Video: BCHS junior organizes recycling initiative as part of the Eclipse Give Back program

Bethlehem Central High School junior Claire Reilly collected used solar eclipse viewing glasses throughout the district after April’s eclipse. The glasses were sent to Eclipse Glasses USA, LLC as part of the Eclipse Give Back program. The program will send the used glasses to schools in Latin America so that children will be able to …

Giveaway Weekend is May 10-12

The Bethlehem Central School District Green Team will host the second annual Giveaway Weekend in the Town of Bethlehem from Friday, May 10-Sunday, May 12. Recycling and reducing waste are essential, but what about reusing? We all have items that are still good, but we have no use for. Put them out for others to …

Use LINQ Connect to pay for school meals

Bethlehem Central School District is set to replace MySchoolBucks with a new payment system, LINQ Connect, on May 28, 2024.

Spotlight on Historically Black Colleges and Universities at BCHS

Bethlehem Central High School students had the opportunity to learn more about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) last week. HBCUs were established in the United States before the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to provide Black students a safe space to learn and build community. From their inception, HBCUs offered Black students access to …