Students from the IS/MS & HS Life Skills classrooms visited Bitty & Beau's Coffee Shop in Bethlehem on Monday. Bitty & Beau's employs individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This experience allowed our students who run our building Coffee Carts to experience opportunities for employment that exist after graduation. Thank you to Ms. McLean & Mrs. Sheetz for a great day!
We are excited to announce, the Spring 2022 edition of our BulletPOINTS newsletter has just been released! Please take a few minutes to read all about the amazing things happening in our schools!
https://newsletters.bhasd.org/bullet-points-spring-2022.html
We are eager to share with you a special video. The video is a great opportunity to provide insight for community members, parents and prospective employees showcasing the culture and opportunities found within BHASD. Go Bullets!
https://youtu.be/JRoDI-aEEZY
On Tuesday, April 5th, during 7th period, the middle school will be holding a presentation on social media, cyberbullying, and other concerns in the digital world. In looking to educate our students and maintain as safe an environment as possible, we are partnering with the Berks County District Attorney’s Office and Berks County Detectives to provide this important presentation to all middle school students.
Mr. Gilbert’s art class uses hole punches to recreate cartoon characters. Student were working on Shrek, Patrick the Starfish, SpongeBob, and even Angelica Pickles from Rugrats!
Mr. Donato's 7th grade science classes are working with SPARC mobile science instructors. Students have to solve a crime by using four different samples of DNA to create a genetic profile to help investigators.
Students in Miss Schwenk's Algebra Class were given a mystery amount of caramel and plain m&m's to weigh out using scales. Students needed to apply their knowledge of solving systems of equations to determine how many of each kind their bag held.
Students in Mrs. Levan's classes are learning about Greek society. They are creating videos to present their research and working through scavenger hunts to learn more facts.
Due to the deteriorating road conditions, all BHASD after-school activities will be canceled. School will still dismiss at the regular time.
Former BHASD student, Tyler Carter (& Danelle Umstead) of the United States carries the flag as they make their entrance during the opening ceremony at the 2022 Winter Paralympics in Beijing. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)
EXCITING FOLLOW-UP: Former BHASD student, Tyler Carter, has just been named as one of Team USA's opening ceremony flag bearers!!
https://www.teamusa.org/News/2022/March/02/Danelle-Umstead-and-Tyler-Carter-Elected-as-Team-USAs-Opening-Ceremony-Flag-Bearers
Camp SPARK is returning this summer for students in grades K-8. Camp will run Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. until noon beginning July 11 and ending July 28th. More details regarding registration will be shared in the upcoming weeks.
Due to the forecasted icy conditions, Friday, February 25, 2022 will be a FULL VIRTUAL DAY. Visit www.bhasd.org for more information.
Due to the forecasted icy conditions, Friday, February 24, 2022 will be a FULL VIRTUAL DAY. Visit www.bhasd.org for more information.
CONGRATULATIONS to former BHASD student, Tyler Carter, on earning his 3rd trip to the Paralympics representing Team USA!!!
https://www.teamusa.org/USParaAlpineSkiing/Features/2022/February/16/Seventeen-US-Paralympics-Alpine-Skiing-athletes-nominated-to-2022-Paralympic-Team
Due to strong winds, downed trees, and road closures, Friday, February 18, 2022 will be a HALF VIRTUAL DAY. Visit www.bhasd.org to view the schedule.
Check out Mr. Farina's Weekly Wrap-up!!
https://www.smore.com/bdvj1
Due to the forecasted icy conditions, Friday, February 4, 2022 will be a FULL VIRTUAL DAY.
Students in Mr. Strohecker’s class planned out a dream vacation. They had to apply their math skills to determine total costs, travel arrangements, mapping their travels, and many other details! Students did a wonderful job presenting their work!
