BCTHS Mini-THON

BCTHS held their 5th annual Mini-THON to support the Four Diamonds Fund on Friday, May 13, 2022. Students danced for 7 hours straight and raised over $17,000!!

2022 BCTHS CAR SHOW

Collision Repair students designed and created trophies and trophy stand that were presented at the 2022 BCTHS Car Show held on April 23, 2022.

BRAVO!!

Congratulations to the cast and crew of the Drama Production, "Legally Blonde, the Musical" for outstanding performances!

SkillsUSA Grant

BCTHS Fine Woodworking program has been selected to receive a $15,000 Grant through SkillsUSA and provided by Lowe's. Through this program, Lowe's is providing $500,000 in grants for SkillsUSA Chapters to upgrade tools/equipment and purchase materials for students in support of the future of skilled trade. Thank you to SkillsUSA and Lowe's!

Automobile Donation!

Automotive Instructor, Mr. Byron Cesari, is pictured above with his 10th and 11th grade students and their recently acquired 2015 Ford Focus cars donated by Fred Beans/Ford Motor Company,

AET Certification

10th and 11th Grade AET students proudly display their first SOLAR ENERGY INTERNATIONAL Certifications!

Student of the Month Recognition

Students that were nominated and chosen as Students of the Month for the first half of the school year were honored at a ceremony held on February 4th in the BCTHS Auditorium.

Fine Woodworking Craftmanship

The students pictured above created the beautiful custom-made cutting boards from Cherry and Maple woods for our Joint Board Committee members in honor of School Board Recognition Month!

Intermission is OVER!

Drama Club recently presented the One-Act play "The Brothers Grim Spectaculathon." The Club's first performance in 2 years! The show had everyone laughing in their seats! Pictured above is the cast and crew.

FLY EAGLES FLY!

Junior Fine Woodworking student, Sarah Martin, designed, cut out (CNC Router) and hand-painted the (old school) Philadelphia Eagles logo.

Planning for Their Future

Plumbing and Heating Technology students toured the Philadelphia Plumbers Union Hall. They were educated on what they expect of an employee and were given applications for employment. The next step is in their hands!

TOYS FOR TOTS

EMS Instructor, Ms. Kim Caron and her students are pictured above with their donations for Toys for Tots.

CDEL and Life Skills Work Together on Holiday Crafts

Child Development & Early Learning and Life Skills Work Together

Seniors from the Child Development & Early Learning Class teamed up with the Life Skills students to work on holiday crafts together.

Stimulating Young Minds

Seniors from the Child Development and Early Learning Class work with preschoolers from the Children of God LLC program in their new classroom laboratory.

Disc Golf

Seniors who participate in the Health and Phys Ed Disc Golf class were up to the challenge when they travelled to Tyler State Park to play on the top-ranked 36-hole course.

OCTOBER is Down Syndrome Awareness Month!

Down Syndrome Awareness Month inspires us to learn more about this topic and celebrate those born with Down Syndrome. Pictured above is Ms. Gomes and 2 of her Life Skills students.

OCTOBER is Down Syndrome Awareness Month!

Down Syndrome Awareness Month inspires us all to learn more about this topic and celebrate people born with Down Syndrome. Pictured above are Ms. Black and Ms. Tadley with their Life Skills students.

Professional Fine Woodworking Skills

Senior, Daniel Stange, works on his custom-designed shelves using maple and cherry wood with an inlay of walnut.

BAKING & PASTRY ARTS

The Bakery is OPEN!! Our Baking & Pastry Arts students are excited to share the products of their confectionary talents with the BCTHS staff.

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THE BARKERY

THE BARKERY is the Skills for Life Academy's latest project: "Pawsome Treats for Your Pups!" The new project enables students to work on their employability and functional academic skills.

Fine Woodworking Students Keeping their Skills Sharp!

Fine Woodworking SLIP Grant Interns used their creativity and knowledge to design, construct, paint, finish and install this project from start to finish. The 12' x 4' sign is hung in the Fine Woodworking shop finishing area.

Fine Woodworking Students Learning Through Experience

Fine Woodworking students work on making workbenches for their program from donated wood. The students designed/drew blueprints, assembled and finished these workbenches.

Fine Woodworking Workbench Project

Fine Woodworking students created these 7 foot long workbenches from donated materials. They repurposed them into 3 brand new beautiful sold maple workbench tops. The material for the legs and other parts were also made from donated or leftover materials.

Team Work Makes the Dream Work!

Over the summer, students worked with Fine Woodworking teacher, Mr. Scott Ribarchik, on re-purposing old desk material by fabricating newly designed island desks and workstations.

Fine Woodworking Class Project

Fine Woodworking students, Grade 9 through 12, designed and manufactured this sign which was started during the school year and completed this Summer. The sign depicts the the "Mamba Mentality" which Kobe Bryant promoted.

A DEDICATION TO HARD WORK

Fine Woodworking students recently completed a project, which is displayed in their shop area, portraying a daily reminder of the importance of a good work ethic & positive attitude.