If you were unable to attend the virtual Budget Forum on Wednesday, April 14, you can watch the recording on our YouTube channel. If after watching the presentation you have questions, please feel free to contact either Assistant Superintendent for Support Services Christopher Abdoo or Superintendent Patrick McGrath.
The Rotary Club of Burnt Hills has joined forces with Spartan Catering to offer the community a Pre-Order, Curbside Pick-up Dinner on Wednesday, April 21 between 4 and 6 p.m. in the back parking lot of the BH-BL High School 88 Lakehill Road. Pre-orders are due by Monday, April 21. Download and complete the order …
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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. The Best Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all students. Nationwide in 2021, 686 …
In your child’s backpack this week you’ll noticed that the district printed copies of the updated April, May and June calendars for parents. With so many events changing and additional half days added to the calendar, school leaders want to make sure everyone is one the same page. Plus, this one has a couple of …
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There’s no doubt that during this worldwide pandemic, technology has been a superstar by keeping us all connected and attending work and school. Yet, fourth graders at Pashley Elementary School have decided to put the breaks on technology in lieu of handwriting for a recent pen pal project they have been working on with their …
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Congratulations to BH-BL High School Science Research students in teacher Regina Reals class Emily Brooks and Owen Emerich who both won prizes at the 31st Annual Greater Capital Region Science and Engineering Fair. Emily was recognized with the American Meteorological Society award for her project examining the effect of elevated nitrate and phosphate levels in …
The Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake School District’s Transportation Department has ongoing openings for school bus drivers and school bus monitors. These jobs are ideal for parents of school-aged children or retired people who are looking for extra income. Did you know that drivers and monitors also get school breaks, holidays, and summers off? No prior experience …
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Due to a BOCES vote required of all districts being held on April 21, the BH-BL Board of Education meeting originally scheduled for Tuesday, April 20 has been rescheduled to Wednesday, April 21, 2021 at 7 p.m. via Google Meet. Residents may also join by phone: 1-929-277-9885 use PIN: 386 188 755#
We’ve got some great news! For the remainder of the 2020-21 school year all of the games streamed on the NFHS camera in the BH-BL HS Gym and on Centennial Field will stream for FREE on NFHS. Yes, FREE! Set up your account now & begin enjoying athletic games. (A huge thank you to Morris …
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This Friday night will be the opening of the BH-BL Football season. We know these games are always a community event but unfortunately this year, like everything else, the game going to be a little different. Per Department of Health guidance, only two spectators per athlete are allowed to enter the facility. This includes Varsity …
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