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Bethlehem High School is a Christ-centered college preparatory school built upon Catholic teachings that empowers students' spiritual, academic, social and moral development.

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You are invited!

This Friday, we are excited to host our Little Blue Bash! We can’t wait to welcome everyone for a night full of fun, laughter, and great memories. From exciting activities to time spent with friends, it’s sure to be an evening you won’t want to miss. We look forward to seeing you there and celebrating together!
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What did we do at school?

Mr. Matt Helmkamp gave students a hands-on lesson in both math and history as they headed outside to the front parking lot to take measurements and explore a classic scientific method. Using the length of a shadow cast by a yardstick, students worked to estimate the diameter of the Earth—mirroring the technique first used by Eratosthenes in Alexandria nearly 240 years before the birth of Jesus Christ. This engaging activity allowed students to see how simple observations and critical thinking can lead to incredible discoveries, bringing ancient science to life right here on campus.
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What did we do at school?

Mr. Bradley’s English 102 students recently took their learning beyond the classroom by developing college-level inquiry and research skills in a very real way. Students wrote research-based proposals to their state legislators on current bills being debated in session and then traveled to the State Capitol in Frankfort to meet with legislators and lobby for their ideas. This marks the fourth year Mr. Bradley has brought his classes from Bethlehem to participate in this incredible hands-on experience. During their visit, students had the opportunity to meet with leaders including Jimmy Higdon, James Tipton, Emily Callaway, Candy Massaroni, Josh Calloway, and Sarge Pollock, along with several state officials and staff members who shared insights into how government works. A special highlight of the day was hearing from our own Molly Mattingly, who spoke about her lobbying work with the State Board of Realtors. It was an inspiring and educational day that truly showcased our students’ voices, leadership, and engagement in the civic process.