Hundreds of new toys, books, puzzles and “stuffies” will brighten the lives of children of all ages this holiday season. The BCHS Senior Council led the school’s effort to support the Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots program. Senior class faculty advisor Jess Westervelt and BCHS school resource officer Det. Michael Berben worked together to …
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An important message from Principal David Doemel… Dear Grades 9-11 Students and Parents/Guardians: The 2025-2026 BCHS Course Curriculum Handbook is now available and can be found below and on ASPEN. The course selection process starts on Monday, January 6, 2025. Students’ current teachers will make course recommendations for next year by Tuesday, January 28, 2025. …
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A unique and festive online scavenger hunt was introduced to students in schools throughout the community today, Dec. 10.
Two capital projects, totaling, $45.1 million, are nearly complete. They include a renovated middle school auditorium, a fully refurbished middle school Library Media Center, newly renovated classrooms, and athletics improvements that encourage and support wellness in the school community. A $40.7 million project approved by voters in 2021 included nearly 200 elements across seven schools …
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Yousif Alsammarraie has his sights set on a career in fiber optics thanks to Career & Technical education he is receiving in high school.
The annual BC Caring and Sharing Program is underway with schools collecting food donations and grocery gift cards. The Bethlehem Central School District organizes and runs this program with one goal: to assist families in the school community who may be struggling to make ends meet by providing food and grocery gift cards for the …
Meal prices for students in the Bethlehem Central School District will increase by 25 cents in January 2025. The change will be effective beginning Thursday, Jan. 2 at all BC schools. The increase affects paid student lunch meals only. Prices for breakfast and a la carte menu items will remain the same. The price increases were approved by …
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A program that combines a safety net of high school and the independence of a college setting is changing lives.
Report cards for the first quarter for middle school and high school students are available in Aspen.
On Nov. 16, the BC girls cross country team won the NYS Class A championship. The team is currently ranked #1 in the nation.
