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Development of the 2022-23 school district budget begins in February. Several public meetings are scheduled to discuss various elements of the budget before the Board of Education adopts a budget proposal in April. Residents of the Bethlehem Central School District will get to vote on a proposed budget on Tuesday, May 17 at Bethlehem Central …
Hearing the term shortage seems to be a daily occurrence during the pandemic. With businesses making purchases as touchless as possible these days, another unfortunate shortage related to the pandemic is the lack of coins in circulation. The BC Lab School (a small, rigorous progressive program at BCHS) decided to make use of their mounting …
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Between now and Jan. 21, students, staff and parents can help the district align its priorities, staff and resources to improve the school experience.
The Bethlehem Central Board of Education is expected to name Jennifer Szpila as elementary assistant principal, a role serving all five elementary schools in the district. Szpila has worked in the South Colonie Central School District for 15 years, most recently as an administrative dean and a Committee on Special Education (CSE) chairperson addressing the …
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Congratulations to Henry Reichman on this outstanding honor!
When the weather turns messy, check here for all update on closings and delays.
The following letter was emailed to families districtwide on Dec. 1, 2021. Dear BC Parent/Guardian: I am writing to inform you about the arrest of a Bethlehem Central High School student on Tuesday evening Nov. 30 by the Albany County Sheriff’s Office. It has been alleged that the student made threats of violence against unspecified …
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Thank you to all who helped reuse and recycle more than 14 tons of clothing/textiles, secure documents for shredding, bicycles, cardboard, and books at our Nov. 13 event.
The Bethlehem Central School District has received notification from the Albany County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) regarding a proposed Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) for the Champlain Hudson Power Express Project. The proposed project is an underground transmission line that would deliver renewable energy from Canada to New York City. The proposed PILOT related …
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Internet connection issues caused multiple interruptions during the livestream of the Nov. 17 Board of Education meeting on YouTube. A full recording of the meeting can be found below:
