Hamagrael first grade students tackle hunger with community service
When first graders at Hamagrael learned that people of all ages go without enough food every day, they wanted to help.
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When first graders at Hamagrael learned that people of all ages go without enough food every day, they wanted to help.
Fifth-grade students at Slingerlands Elementary put their research and debate skills to test over chocolate milk.
On Saturday, Mar. 11, Bethlehem Central High School student Pamela White will defend her title as New York State Poetry Out Loud champion.
On Feb. 17, nearly 50 BCMS students were surprised to learn they were being treated to a special celebration for demonstrating positive character traits.
BCMS eighth grader Jude MacLaughlin designed this year’s winning Black History Month t-shirt.
BCHS junior Gabriel Martin will head to Costa Rica to study language and culture.
Eligible volunteers with 2 years of service can apply for a 10% school property tax exemption.
At Bethlehem Central High School, there are many students who are making a difference at school and at home. Each month, some of these students are recognized for acts of kindness or displaying character strengths that make them role models among their peers. At the high school, these students are a big part of the school’s …
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Students in the BCHS FACS and business classes collaborated and entered the first-ever NYS Agriculture Mac and Cheese Challenge.
The Bethlehem Central Middle School Spelling Bee was held in person on Friday, January 20 in the middle school Library Media Center. This year, there were 28 competitors from grades 6 through 8. After working their way through a total of 210 words, it was eighth grader Jacob Cronce who emerged as the school’s top …