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On the first day of school, we were deeply honored to receive these beautiful flowers from the Reynolds family as a special reminder of their son, Hayden, who would have begun his sophomore year with the Class of 2029. Though he is no longer with us, his presence continues to be felt throughout our school community. We are grateful for the opportunity to honor his memory and to continue to consider him a beloved member of the Class of 2029. Our sophomore teachers were especially honored to receive these flowers as they begin the school year with the class he should be learning and growing alongside. Thank you, Reynolds family, for allowing us to continue to remember and honor Hayden. He remains a part of our Bethlehem family, today and always.

🎉⚽ Another College Commitment Alert! ⚽🎉

Congratulations to Bethlehem High School senior Avery Perkins on her commitment to continue her academic and athletic career by playing soccer at the University of Charleston in West Virginia!

Avery has been a standout player for the Banshees, known for her competitiveness, determination, and ability to make an impact on both sides of the field. We are incredibly proud of all she has accomplished and the hard work that has made this opportunity possible.

Congratulations, Avery! We can't wait to watch you soar as a Golden Eagle!

But first... Let's go, Banshees! 💙💛

Our Integrated Science students took learning beyond the classroom with a hands-on activity exploring how GPS (Global Positioning System) works! 🛰️📍 Working in groups, students were given the distances between an object and multiple satellites and used tape measures to identify the possible locations of the object. By comparing the distance requirements from each satellite, students were able to pinpoint the one location that satisfied all of the measurements—just like a real GPS system! Students also learned how GPS uses electromagnetic radiation traveling at the speed of light, along with the time it takes to travel from satellites to Earth, to calculate precise distances and locations. It was a fun, hands-on way to see science, math, and technology come together!