On Friday, Jan. 10, student interns from the Justin T. Brown Information Technology Helpdesk at Bethlehem Central High School traveled to Bethlehem Town Hall to help district residents troubleshoot technology issues. The group offers a day of community service each year as a way to share their skills beyond the walls of the school.
Their efforts were featured on WTEN News Channel 10. You can read or watch the coverage here.
Thank you to these volunteers:
- Spencer Buttereit, 12th Grade
- Benjamin Cable, 11th Grade
- Estela Ceci, 12th Grade
- Jacob Cronce, 10th Grade
- Benjamin Eden, 11th Grade
- Steven Gomez, 11th Grade
- Peyton Gray, 10th Grade
- Matthew Greenblatt, 12th Grade
- Isabella Guernsey, 10th Grade
- Samir Haq, 11th Grade
- Seth Mathews, 12th Grade
- Myles McCarthy, 11th Grade
- Karthik Narayan, 11th Grade
- Retaj Naser, 11th Grade
- Luca Ruggiero, 10th Grade
- Henry Saunders, 9th Grade
- Diana Senger, 11th Grade
- Ian Talens, 11th Grade
- Macen Vennard, 11th Grade
- Alexander Wang, 11th Grade
- Mahmud Zamamiri, 12th Grade
- Max Zwicklbauer, 11th Grade
This innovative student intern program is run by the district’s technology department. The high school students are trained by professionals in the department to assist staff and other students with technology issues of all sorts. The BC Helpdesk has been a catalyst for similar student intern programs across the country. Senior Network & Systems Administrator Navaar Johnson oversees the program.