Congratulations to Andres Bonetti (Grade 11) for earning a second place finish in Environmental Science at the JSHS Regional Semi Finals! He studied the effect of plants on reducing particulate matter levels in indoor spaces.
Tickets for the HS Production of “The Drowsy Chaperone” are on sale now! March 13, 14 & 15 at 7pm at the Bethpage Center for the Performing Arts. You won’t want to miss this show!
Challenger Basketball Homecoming game kicked off their season in front of a packed house. Our student athletes had a great time showing their skills and our supporters rocked the gym. The best day of the year. #WeAreBethpage
We are 3 weeks away from the Masquers Guild Production of “The Drowsy Chaperone” and tickets go on sale Wednesday! Each night will feature a cameo role by our very own elementary principals, so make sure to come out and show your support!
Ms. Villanueva and the French Club are hosting their bake sale after school with all proceeds to support their club. Crepes, Chocolate covered Strawberries, and Macarons... since I couldn't make up my mind, I had to get one of each!
Students in the BHS Careers in Education program visited JFK Middle School as student observers and teachers. This hands-on experience allowed them to engage with young learners, observe classroom dynamics, and practice essential teaching skills. Thank you to Mrs. Whalen for organizing this special event for our future educators.
Special thanks to the seniors on the Bethpage High School Girls Varsity Basketball Team for all of their contributions throughout their career.
A fantastic evening of music at the Tri-M Honor Society Induction Ceremony last night. Congratulations to our inductees!
Special thanks to Matthew & Aaryan for my new office plant! 🌺
Excellent Job to Bethpage HS Tri-M Music Honor Society for hosting their Annual Cabaret Night. The evening featured fantastic student performances w/ Madison Guevara serving as the emcee! Special thanks to Mr. Chiarello, Dr. Kay, Ms. Warnokowski, & Ms. Kovacs for their support!
Concert season continued last night with the BHS Orchestra and Chorus concert! It’s amazing to see the progress our students have made from elementary through high school. Stellar teaching and learning being done here!
BHS students participated in the Long Island STEM Career Expo at the Cradle of Aviation. Exhibitors, professions, and local colleges featured their career opportunities, conducted hands-on demonstrations, and showcased real-world applications of STEM.
Congratulations to Ava Mirabelli and Bambam Hattakitkosol on their stellar performances in the All-State ensembles this past weekend. They joined with the best young musicians across NY state for 3 days of rehearsals with world renowned conductors in Rochester at the annual NYSSMA Winter Conference. These rehearsals culminated in performances at the beautiful Eastman Theater!
Our BHS Science Research students were hard at work at Brookhaven National Labs' FIS beamline, where they will continue collecting data on their research studies the next few months. Thank you to our BHS Research teacher, Ms. Dulaney, for making the connection with the SPARK program to provide this exciting experience!
BHS students took a 2 day Intoduction to Composites course at the Cradle of Aviation, receiving 4 credits from Vaughn College. They learned about composite design, created their own composites, and composite repair.
Thankful for our annual ACE Thanksgiving celebration!!
ACE Thanksgiving is always one of my favorite events of the year! Especially how it brings the ACE community together - past and present. I enjoyed catching up with the graduates, including Zachary!
The scene is set for our BHS Masquers Guild opening night. Hope you are able to come join us Th, F or Sat.
The Masquers Guild production of "The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940" opens tonight! Shows run through Saturday evening, this show is not to be missed! Get your tickets at bethpagehs.booktix.com
It's Wednesday night at 7:00 PM and the beautiful tones of the Bethpage High School Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Dr. Kay are evident in our hallways.
