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Parent Resources

May 21, 2019 - These are resources below that include how to tell if a kid is struggling emotionally and suicide prevention. Talking to Kids When They Need Help APA and PTA Webinar: How to Tell When a Kid is Struggling Emotionally Teen Suicide Is Preventable “Teen suicide is a serious problem. But there are signs to watch for, and resources for help,” according to the American Psychological Association. Stop a Suicide Today is a school-based suicide prevention program that has experienced success with a documented reduction in self-reported suicide attempts. Developed by Harvard psychiatrist Douglas Jacobs, MD, Stop a Suicide Today teaches people how to […] Read More →

PTA Meeting Tuesday May 21st 8:30 AM

May 19, 2019 - PTA Executive Board Election Parent Guardian Light Breakfast Presentation SAT Versus ACT – Revolution Prep, Robin Kaufman The ACT and SAT are difficult—yet coachable—exams that are critically important for college admission. In this session, we will introduce the common challenges students face on these exams as well as what makes them unique, so that you can begin to identify which test is the best fit for your child. We will also discuss how to develop a long-term preparation plan to put your child in the best position to succeed. Come join us for an engaging presentation over a light breakfast. […] Read More →

Parent Resources

May 19, 2019 - There are resources  below that include how to tell if a kid is struggling emotionally and suicide prevention. Talking to Kids When They Need Help APA and PTA Webinar: How to Tell When a Kid is Struggling Emotionally Teen Suicide Is Preventable “Teen suicide is a serious problem. But there are signs to watch for, and resources for help,” according to the American Psychological Association. Stop a Suicide Today is a school-based suicide prevention program that has experienced success with a documented reduction in self-reported suicide attempts. Developed by Harvard psychiatrist Douglas Jacobs, MD, Stop a Suicide Today teaches people how […] Read More →

Spring Curriculum Night Recap

May 12, 2019 - Click link below for further information 9th Grade PTC Panel Slide Presentation 10th Grade PTC Panel Slide Presentation 11th Grade PTC Panel Slide Presentation BCCHS College Timeline, 9th – 12th Grade Read More →

From the NYC DOE on Measles

May 12, 2019 - May 7, 2019 Dear Families, The health and well-being of New York City students, families, and staff is a top priority for the Department of Education, and we would like to share important information about two recent measles cases in public school students. These students did not attend school while infectious, and students have not been at risk of contracting measles while at school. We are sharing this information out of an abundance of caution and to remind you of our vaccination policy. Vaccination is the best way to prevent measles. Anyone who has received two doses of the Measles, […] Read More →

Support The Softball Team – Coach Juan

May 5, 2019 - From Coach Juan: My Students I have a wonderful squad at the Girls Varsity Softball Team. They love the sport. Some are very good players. Most are new to the sport and learning the ropes as we go since the softball season in NYC is extremely short. I have coached this team for my fourth season with the current one. We were a Class C team the year I took over. Since we moved to B division and currently, we are at A division, undefeated after six games this season. We still have a lot to learn but thankfully, I […] Read More →

9th Grade Orientation

April 19, 2019 - Orientation for rising 9th graders (Class of 2023) will take place at Baruch College Campus High School on June 6th, 2019 at 9:00AM. Additional information will be sent to families. Read More →

Baruch Auction 2019 Success! Thanks to You!

April 14, 2019 - We wish to thank everyone who contributed to making this years auction a tremendous success! Special shout out to our hardworking auction committee, Vito and Ina for being our hosts, the many businesses who donated, and the parents & guardians who donated, participated, and bid on items. Read More →

Nominate a Teacher and Win Money for BCCHS

April 14, 2019 - Nominate a Teacher and Win Money for BCCHS Teacher Appreciation Week is coming up, so to celebrate we’re recognizing life-changing teachers across the country—including yours. Tell us what makes your favorite teacher so legendary and they could win: Induction into the EF Superhero League Up to $5,000 for your school  A trip to Berlin Click Here To Nominate A Teacher Read More →

Girls Who Code

April 14, 2019 - There is a new Girls Who Code summer option (Click Here) that’s coming to NYC. Girls Who Code Campus offers 2-week coding courses for girls 10 to 18 at 5 difference locations around NYC. Courses explore new technology concepts through a fun, creative, project-based curriculum. Explore dates and courses here. Registration is rolling, but courses do fill up first come, first served. Your second registration is 50% off (two girls or two courses) and full scholarships are available for families that qualify. Email campus@girlswhocode.com with questions. Read More →