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Announcements

School Supplies and Start Days

Visit individual school's web pages for supply lists

School starts Sept. 9 for students in grades 1-12

School starts Sept. 10 for kindergarten

PDF versions of handbooks, curriculum guides and back-to-school packets have been posted to individual school pages.

Literacy Camp 2009

   Visit the Literacy Camp page for a full schedule and details.

H1N1 (Swine) Flu Information

   Visit the Health Services section for general information and updates about H1N1 (swine) flu

 

Area Links

Hudson Valley Community College

Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical School

Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce Newsletters

 

Bethlehem A to Z heading

Career & Technical Education Department

Department Contacts

Career and Business Education

Nick Petraccione

 

Technical Education

Michael Klugman

 

Family and Consumer Sciences

Frederick Powers

 

Phone:
(518) 439-4921

News & Announcements

2008-09 NYS family & consumer sciences award

Pictured are Bethlehem 7th grade Winners of the 2008-09 New York State Association of Family & Consumer Sciences Award of Excellence. Brenna Raffe and Sean Gunner with Ms. Henning and Ms. Bush (L-R)

 

end-of-year CTE awards

Bethlehem Career & Technology Campus students received the following awards at their June end of year ceremony held at Proctor's Theater on June 3rd, 2009: Senior, Christopher Woodside, Growth in Achievement in Medium & Heavy Duty Truck Repair

Juniors recognized for Academic Achievement: Olivia Tessitore, Office Operations Natalie Horning, Computer Technician Catherine Simeone, Lodging Management

Juniors recognized as Outstanding Student: Jared Bailey, Computer Applications Jasmin Cecunjanin, Lodging Management

 

Attention PTLW Students and their families

Message to Families of HS students enrolled in Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Technology Classes regarding Final Exam Reminders:

(1) To be eligible to take any Project Lead The Way (PLTW) RIT-credit exam, students must pass their high school course with an 85% or greater AND submit an acceptable portfolio of completed work;

(2) A student's high school grade will not be impacted by their college credit test grade NOR will a college grade appear on their BCHS report card;

(3) RIT test scores will be sent to your student from BCHS. Tuition need only be paid after receipt of each student's passing score on the exam. Each student must apply for college credit by returning the completed registration form and check directly to RIT;

(4) RIT programs of study grant PLTW credits by different means; for example, PLTW credit may be applied in place of a program class OR as an elective class credit

(5) BCSD cannot distinguish RIT transfer credits -- each university maintains their own policy for accepting and granting reciprocal credit. It is suggested that you contact specific departments at university you and your student are considering. On behalf of all BCHS Technology teachers, we look forward to a successful end of the year and wish good luck to all students on their exams.

 

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