“Mesopotamia Madness” sweeps the sixth grade
It may not be spring, but the spirit of March Madness was alive and well during the month of November in sixth grade social studies.
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It may not be spring, but the spirit of March Madness was alive and well during the month of November in sixth grade social studies.
On Tuesday, Nov. 21, second graders in Beth Flanagan’s class at Glenmont Elementary School put on a mini-Thanksgiving Day parade at the school. There were no traditional floats in this special parade. Instead, the parade featured small robots as part of the festivities. The students have been using their math skills and learning how to …
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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 …
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Award recognizes school counselors as role models in their field helping students with their academic, social-emotional, and career development.
Planning, design and truss bridge construction came to an exciting conclusion this week at BCMS.
BC has a new food service director. Get to know Claire Groudine.
BC students enrolled in Career & Technical Education shared their experiences with state senators visiting the state-of-the-art facility.
Nearly 400 runners enjoyed a morning of fitness and fun.
Green Team wants to help you clean up and help our community.
On Oct. 26, the Bethlehem Middle School PTO received the “Community Spirit” award from the Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce.