District postpones proposed changes to bus eligibility
The BC Board of Education decided to postpone any changes to bus transportation eligibility for students for the 2022-23 school year.
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Help the BCUEA aid homeless animals
The Bethlehem Central United Employees Association, which represents support staff throughout the district, is once again collecting items for area animal shelters and rescue organizations. Collection boxes are set up at all district schools. Items will be collected beginning Monday, March 14 until Friday, March 25. Suggested donated items include: Dog food/cat food Toys (new …
Ukraine collection ends at school, still ways to help
Several clubs at the high school, with support from the Social Studies department, are sponsoring a districtwide collection drive to send much-needed supplies abroad.
VIDEO: Slingerlands fifth grade students show off their “Flocabulary”
Following current events and writing about them. Fifth grade students at Slingerlands Elementary received a shout out for their poems and raps.
Important deadline for Kindergarten Registration is Mar. 1
The Bethlehem Central School District offers a full-day kindergarten program. Registration for incoming kindergarten students for the 2022-23 school year is ongoing. Families can use one of the following ways to register their kindergarten students: Online registration using our Aspen Student Information System ; OR Download a registration packet , print and return documents by …
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World Languages Info Session is Mar. 16
Learn about the BCSD World Languages programs and the Seal of Biliteracy Recognition Program at a virtual information session on Wednesday, Mar. 16. Topics to be covered: Middle School Language Choice Checkpoint Exams NYS New World Language Standards AP Courses Seal of Biliteracy Interested? RSVP today by contacting Luis Avilés via email at laviles@bethlehemschools.org or …
2021-22 School Climate Survey Results
Administered against the backdrop of the Omicron surge, School Climate Survey results yield surprisingly positive data from students, staff and families.