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Science Department
Welcome!
Welcome to the Bethlehem Central Science Department Web site. Please use this page as a resource for K-12 curriculum information, teaching staff contacts, and the "Ask the Scientist Feature," which is available to all students, parents and community members.
Mission Statement
Scientifically literate citizens possess the skills
and information
processing abilities to methodically and effectively problem-solve,
communicate, formulate conclusions and challenge faulty conclusions that
impact their lives. The primary goal of our science programming
is to achieve this level of scientific literacy in all of our students.
In support of this mission our staff endeavors to
structure learning
outcomes that focus on the requisite skills, knowledge, and values that
lead and facilitate students toward being successful leaders both within
our program and through their transitions into collegiate and work
settings.
Curriculum Overview & Information
Latest News
BCHS Science Today goes Extra-Terrestrial on Oct. 21
Bethlehem Central High School’s “Science Today” lecture series kicks off the 2010-11 school year on Thursday, October 21 with Dr. John Delano’s presentation about “Extra-Solar Planets.” It will be held in Room G100 from 2:12 to 2:55 p.m. Dr. Delano is among the leading scientists in country researching the origins of life, the compositions of planets, and in leading the search for extra-solar life (life outside our solar system). DOWNLOAD FLYER WITH DETAILS [PDF]
Ask a Scientist
The Ask a Scientist/Engineer feature is a program sponsored by the Bethlehem Science Department, the Science Panel, and by scientists who help serve our community. How it works: Forward your science questions to the scientists at the e-mail address provided. Please report dead links, or problems with the site to Department Supervisor Michael Klugman. VIEW ALL SCIENTISTS »
Featured Scientist
Dr.
Eric Eisenbraun, professor of nanoscience
Areas of research interest include thin films, ALD, CVD, metallization, barriers, interconnects, gate stack, metals. He is based the College of Nanoscale Science & Engineering at the University of Albany.