Late Tuesday night, BH-BL administrators were notified that a high school student tested positive for COVID-19. This individual has not been in the high school building or on school grounds since the start of the 2020-21 school year, and therefore has had no contact with faculty or staff. Early this morning, district officials began working …
Join BH-BL Athletic Director Joe Scalise on Wednesday, Sept. 16 from 6 to 7 p.m. for a virtual presentation about returning to athletics for the fall sports season. The event is being live streamed on the district’s YouTube channel and can be accessed here. The comment section on the live YouTube stream will be open …
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Important School Tax Bill Information All BH-BL School Tax bills were mailed out to residents on Sept. 1 and are due, without penalty, by Sept. 30. If you have not yet received your school tax bill, please contact Grace Meade at 518-399-9141, Ext. 85027 or email taxoffice@bhbl.org. If you are mailing your tax bill payment, …
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Updated Health & Safety Protocols for the 2020-21 School Year As the new school year approaches and we continue to prepare to reopen our schools , the district has worked to implement many health and safety protocols to protect our students and staff. Please understand that the Department of Health has issued written protocols that …
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On Wednesday, Sept. 2 school leaders held a virtual forum about the final stages of reopening schools. (View Recording of Forum) As you likely know, district and school leaders have spent the summer working with staff preparing school buildings to welcome students back into them in a socially distanced manner. They’ve also been creating schedules …
BH-BL school tax bills to go out Sept 1. On Thursday, Aug. 20, the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake school district received final tax equalization rates for the towns of Ballston, Charlton, Glenville and Clifton Park and approved the 2020-21 tax rate, which resulted in a lower than estimated weighted average tax rate increase. When residents approved …
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If you have not already done so, please resubmit any transportation forms that were submitted prior to the Board of Education policy revisions. You do not need to submit this form if your child is riding the bus to and from their home address, or is attending Fully Virtual School. Forms should be submitted IF: …
At its meeting on Tuesday, the Board of Education approved a revised 2020-21 school year calendar that welcomes students to the first day of school on Monday, Sept. 14 for both in-person/hybrid and fully virtual school students. [Download Sept-Nov District Calendar] Additionally, the district’s traditional Opening Day for staff has been shifted to Tuesday, Sept. …
The district’s full reopening plan includes an In-person/Hybrid instructional model for students for the 2020-21 school year. On Aug. 10, parents were asked to register their children for either the In-person/Hybrid or Fully Virtual model. Nearly 75% of the student population selected In-person/Hybrid for September. Below are some details about the In-person/Hybrid model. Certain details, …
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