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Make way for the Class of 2023
Here they are: our incoming eighth graders and the BCHS Class of 2023. We expect great things from this group!
BC ranked top district in Capital Region
The Albany Business Review has named Bethlehem the number one area school district for the second year in a row.
BCCF announces Chris Porter Scholarship Fund
Teachers touch the lives of so many students and those young people reach out and touch others. One can never truly know the boundaries of their reach, the lives impacted and the differences made. As a teacher, colleague, mentor and valued friend, Chris Porter, fifth-grade teacher, left her mark on all of us. We hold …
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Formal budget discussions begin with State of the Schools, preliminary budget overview
Public budget discussions got underway in Bethlehem at the Feb. 8 Board of Education meeting as Superintendent Jody Monroe presented her 2018 State of the Schools address and Chief Business and Financial Officer Judith Kehoe outlined preliminary figures for the 2018-19 school district budget. The presentations mark the formal beginning of public budget deliberations that …
Highlights of Strategic Plan Survey Results
Between December 6, 2017 and January 5, 2018, more than 2,000 stakeholders in the Bethlehem Central School District completed a survey aimed at guiding the work of the district’s Strategic Planning Committee. Highlights of the responses collected can be found below. 226 BCSD staff members completed the survey. 1,401 students in grades 6-12 completed the …
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BCSD enrollment projections on target for current year, downward trend predicted to continue
Student enrollment in the Bethlehem Central School District is expected to continue to decline over the next five years, according to a recent report from the Capital District Regional Planning Commission (CDRPC). The report’s findings will be formally presented to the Board of Education as part of Superintendent Jody Monroe’s State of the Schools address …
Lab School graduates share college experiences at Press Club
They say that families are a lot like branches on a tree: we grow in different directions yet our roots remain as one. In early January, sixteen graduates from the Lab School Class of 2017 returned to BCHS to spend time with their extended family, exemplifying this idea. The group shared their first-year college experiences …
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BC teacher participates in exclusive NASA program
BC’s Jamie Rowe was selected for the 2017 NITARP program & presented at the 2018 AAS convention.
BCMS students honor memory of Mrs. Porter
Students designate Nov. 18 as “Peace for Porter” Day to honor fifth grade teacher Chris Porter, who recently passed away.