BH-BL’s School Delay and Closing Procedures Reminder New procedures help district make more accurate school closing decisions Now that the winter weather has arrived, we’d like to remind parents and students of BH-BL’s school delay and closing procedures. When determining whether to delay or close school, the decision-making process begins at 4:30 a.m. and includes …
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Hurricane Sawyer blew into Charlton Heights to wreak havoc I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll leaf blow your house down. Wait, what? That’s not how the story goes. This must be enrichment (PACE) teacher Carrie Sunkes’ unit about hurricanes! For 10 weeks, Sunkes taught Charlton Heights (and Pashley and Stevens) students in grades 1 …
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Water testing results at BH-BL (UPDATED November 22, 2016) On September 6, 2016, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new law that requires public schools in New York to test all water outlets currently or potentially used for drinking or cooking purposes for lead levels. Per the new law, if the lead level from a water …
Board to decide on Veterans’ Tax Exemption, Dec. 13 BH-BL board members held a public forum in September to explain how the Veterans’ Tax Exemption would impact BH-BL residents, collected feedback via community survey throughout October, and held a public hearing Nov. 14. At its Dec. 13 meeting, the board will decide if it will …
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HS Principal Brunson received Distinguished Administrator Award At the New York State Association of Foreign Language Teachers (NYSFLT) annual conference and awards banquet on Friday, Oct. 21, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School Principal Tim Brunson was presented with the Sister Rose Aquin Caimano Distinguished Administrator Award. This award is given annually to an administrator in …
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MS students win Sustainable Circuit Award at National Manufacturing Day for “The Buszer” Last week eight middle school students and technology teacher Nick Morocco attended National Manufacturing Day at Global Foundries in Malta where they presented their Lego prototype at a competition against 11 other districts. The students were challenged to manufacture a special design …
BH-BL HS named School of Distinction for 6 consecutive years It’s now official! Presenting at the Oct. 4 Board meeting was Kristen Jadin, a representative from the New York State Public High Schools Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA), who congratulated BH-BL HS on being one of only 32 out of 782 public high schools in the state …
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Board seeking community input on Veterans’ Tax Exemption Act Survey closes Oct. 20 At the Veterans’ Tax Exemption Informational Forum on Sept. 20, the board and public learned about the exemption and what it means to qualifying veterans and non-qualifying taxpayers living in BH-BL. Before the board makes a decision about whether or not to …
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Is your SNN information up to date? With a new school year approaching, now is a good time to review and update, if needed, your subscriber profile information in the BH-BL School News Notifier (SNN) email alert system. This is particularly important if you are a parent/guardian with children who will be moving to a …
Why are there piles of dirt at O’Rourke Middle School? Have you asked yourself that question recently after driving passed the school? Well, wonder no longer. Here’s the answer: We are installing safety barriers (also known as berms) in the form of raised landscaping beds in front of the library and sixth-grade classrooms located on …
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