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Below are some rooms that are open to students who are fasting during Ramadan and would like to go to an alternative space instead of the cafeteria.
Period 5 Rooms
Room 213: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Room 306: Monday – Thursday
Room 407: Monday–Friday
Room 413: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
Room 517: Tuesday, Thursday
Period 6 Rooms
Room 309: Monday
Room 307: Tuesday, Thursday
Room 306: Thursday
Room 513: Friday
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Joanna Lamb has been Baruch’s speech-language pathologist since November 2016 and has been with the DOE since 2010.
She holds a BFA in Theater from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and an MS in Speech-Language Pathology from Adelphi University. Ms. Lamb loves that her job is never boring and always brings new challenges. She particularly enjoys working directly with her students on vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills as well as collaborating with her colleagues.
Ms. Lamb is at Baruch Mondays and Wednesdays and when she’s not here, she is evaluating students all over Manhattan for speech services. After school, she provides speech therapy for adult and geriatric patients. While her career goals shifted after college, she still enjoys watching and performing in theater during her free time. Ms. Lamb can be reached at lamb.joanna@bcchsnyc.net.
All courses at BCCHS are taught at an honors level. Each subject is designed with a course sequence, laying a foundation in 9th and 10th grades, and preparing students for advance coursework in 11th and 12th grades.
Requirements and options may vary by subject and year.
Advance Placement AP English is built into the curriculum in 11th and 12th grades and students may opt to take the AP Exam.
In other subjects, such as Math, Science, History, and Spanish, AP is an elective or additional course offering.
Students complete a year of visual arts and have the opportunity to complete a 3 year Visual Arts sequence.
There are additional requirements for Physical Education, Advisory, and Community Service.
Review BCCHS subject course sequence, requirements, and options with your child.
Discuss which Advanced Placement AP classes they would like to prepare for.
Students in grades 10 and 11 will fill out an interest survey in Advisory this week.
Entrance criteria and applications will be sent to those students in grades 10 and 11 who indicate interest on the survey.
Click Here For More Information and Links to Classes 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022
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BCCHS PTA Update – Science Teacher Spotlights
Tamar Klein teaches 11th grade chemistry. Read more about Ms. Klein in the below link.
Angela Oldenburg teaches 10th grade Earth science and Forensic science. Read more about Ms. Oldenburg in the below link.
Sam Zimmerman has been teaching physics at BCCHS since the last millennium. Read more about Mr.Zimmerman in the below link
https://www.bcchsnyc.net/2018/05/20/science-spotlight/
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PULL UP TO BARUCH’S FIRST EVER MUSIC FESTIVAL!
Performances by BIG WILL, KIDTHEWAVE,
Foy (BEJOY), Quincy (MARS), Mo, and more.
All proceeds will help provide laundry services for the homeless students at p.s. 111 and 51.
BARUCH BENEFIT CONCERT
Wednesday, May 23rd
3:15 pm at the Baruch Cafeteria
Tickets $3 in advance $4 at the door
Snacks will be available for purchase