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Announcements

Kindergarten registration is taking place during February

More information 

New Superintendent's Note

The budget process is under way

Seeds of Learning: "Why movement is critical for your child’s mind and body"

Preschool parent newsletter - Winter 2010 [PDF]

Lab School Chicken BBQ

Saturday, March 6 Details 

Meeting: "Transitioning from Elementary to Middle School for Parents of 5th grade Students with Disabilities"

Learn more at the Special Education site.

Budget Forums Televised

Details and air times

New Community Announcements Page & Submission Form

Check out the announcements page

 

 

Bethlehem A to Z heading

Operations & Maintenance

Photo of Eagle Elementary

Operations and Maintenance Director
Gregg Nolte

Ron Shelmerdine, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Bob Court, Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Kathy Blanchard, Office Manager

Phone:
(518) 439-2123

Fax:
(518) 439-2264


The Operations and Maintenance Department is responsible for approximately 1 million square feet of building space across 11 facilities on 260 acres. This includes cleaning, regular maintenance, snow removal, overseeing all construction work, and complying with all New York State Education Department health and safety regulations. The department also handles all deliveries within the district.

District Facilities

• 11 buildings and 10 out-buildings

• Approximately 1 million square feet of buildings

• 400 classrooms

• 260 acres

• 26 acres of parking lots

• Oldest building: Elsmere, 1927

• Newest building: Eagle, 2008


Operations and Maintenance Director Gregg Nolte presented a department overview to the Board of Education in December 2008. Click here [PDF] to view the presentation.

 

Building Project 

On December 2, 2003, Bethlehem Central residents approved a historic $93 million, K-12 building project designed to ensure the district has adequate space to serve the needs of students at the dawn of the 21st Century. The project has resulted in additional classroom space, modernized facilities, and safer, accessible and energy efficient schools suited to the needs of the students of today and tomorrow. MORE ABOUT THE BUILDING PROJECT »

 

integrated PEST MANAGEMENT AND ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT

As part of the district's responsibility to comply with all federal, state and local health and safety regulations, it must make annual notifications with regard to its Integrated Pest Management and Asbestos Management plans. MORE »