Welcome to a new school year!

September 3, 2018 - September 4, 2018 Dear BCCHS Community, We are excited to welcome back our BCCHS students, staff and families to the 2018-19 school year. This year, we will continue to come together to support our community, engage in rigorous learning, make learning relevant through real-world connections and support an inclusive, diverse environment through embracing our differences, learning from one another and celebrating each other as global citizens. We have a few new initiatives this year that I wanted to take a moment to highlight. This year, we will deepen our work toward supporting all learners to meet rigorous college-ready standards by […] Read More →

AROUND OUR SCHOOL

College News for Seniors

September 17, 2018 - Here is a helpful newsletter for all Seniors with important upcoming dates, college fairs, and college application tips. Good luck with the college application process! Read More →

Volleyball Tryouts

September 11, 2018 - Volleyball tryouts will be held Wednesday 9/12, Thursday 9/13, and Friday 9/14 In order to practice with and play on a team, YOU MUST SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING directly to Ms. Di Rico (room 517) who will review your papers and make sure you are eligible: Click this link for the PSAL Parental Consent:  Be sure your parent/guardian initials each of the 13 items, and signs and dates the form at the bottom. Click this link for the PSAL Medical Consent:  This form must be completed, signed, and stamped by a doctor, and parental signature is also needed.  All four pages must be turned in. A $100 Athletic Fee (to be paid by each […] Read More →

Parsons Scholars Program (Outside Opportunity)

September 6, 2018 - The Parsons Scholars Program is pleased to invite 10th graders who are interested in art & design to apply for an extraordinary pre-college scholarship opportunity at Parsons School of Design. The Parsons Scholars Program provides youth from underrepresented backgrounds the opportunity to explore art & design in a college environment. Accepted students receive college credit while preparing for the college admissions process at no cost to them. It is important to note that we are not a talent search.  We hope to get this information into the hands of all students with financial need, regardless of demonstrated skill or experience, […] Read More →

Message from the Principal

June 28, 2018 - Dear Families, The bittersweet moment has arrived to say goodbye for the summer. It’s hard to believe that another school year has passed. Thank you for an amazing year! We’ll miss those who graduated this past week and are now moving on from BCCHS. You’ll forever be part of this community that feels more like family. Please note that the building is closed for the summer. We look forward to seeing you on the first day of school – mark your calendars: Wednesday, September 5th. Have a wonderful summer, Alicia Perez-Katz Read More →

Emergency PTA Meeting

June 25, 2018 - The school administration would like to host a half day workshop for teachers on Monday September 24th. Because this is not a DOE scheduled half day, the PTA must vote to approve it. We will have a very short PTA meeting on Tuesday July 10th at 8AM to take the vote. This will be the only item on the agenda. Emergency PTA Meeting : July 10th at 8AM For more information, please contact Shino or Sheryl at baruchpta@gmail.com Read More →

History Teacher Spotlight

June 17, 2018 - Marc Harper grew up in Zambia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe before attending the University of East Anglia in England were he graduated with a B.A. with honors in Sociology and Politics. Aaron Sparrow is currently in his thirteenth year of teaching, all at Baruch College Campus High School. Prior to embarking on his teaching career, Mr. Sparrow worked as a research assistant at two Washington, D.C. public policy think tanks, and attended graduate school in economics at Princeton, from which he holds a master’s degree. Michael King decided to pursue a career in teaching after an 18 year career on […] Read More →

Math Teacher Spotlight

June 10, 2018 - The Math Department is made up of four passionate individuals who enjoy teaching mathematics and strive to help their students see both the importance and beauty of the subject. As a department, they push their students to ask questions, not give up, and believe they can be a better math student today than they were yesterday. Brooke Feld teaches 9th grade Algebra Skills and Geometry Ruth Cogan teaches 9th and 10th grade Geometry as well as 10th grade Algebra 2. Jocelyn Forman teaches10th and 11th grade Algebra 2 Laird Jonas teaches 11th grade Precalculus, 12th grade Calculus, and A.P. Statistics. Read more about our Math […] Read More →