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BPCSD Communications Team Honored for Excellence
Michele Kelley , Director of Internal and External Relations and Human Resources at Broadalbin-Perth Central School District, and Lindsay Quackenbush , Public Information Specialist for Capital Region BOCES assigned to the B-P district, were recently recognized by the New York School Public Relations Association (NYSPRA) for their communications work on behalf of the Broadalbin-Perth school […]
Mid Season Check-In: Fall Sports at B-P
B-P’s first-ever girls golf team sees promise in its inaugural year, with a young team of five ninth graders.
BPES to resume in-person learning Oct. 20
The district received confirmation of negative COVID-19 test results for two individuals who, on Oct. 15, were “presumed positive” under Department of Health guidance.
Clarification regarding ‘presumed positive’ cases and contact tracing
Broadalbin-Perth fully supports Fulton County’s and New York State’s COVID-19 contact tracing efforts and strongly encourages all members of the community to answer their phones and comply with all directives from Fulton County and the NYS Department of Health.
B-P Character Kids Help Community Prepare for Halloween
Our B-P Character Kids stopped by Amsterdam City Hall to lend a helping hand to Amsterdam Mayor Michael Cinquanti and NYS Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara.
B-P student attending CTE program at HFM BOCES tests positive for COVID-19
As per our district’s reopening plan, the student was enrolled in the 100% remote learning model for their B-P courses and therefore has not been in the building. At this time, all Broadalbin-Perth school buildings remain open for in-person instruction.
B-P’s Parent University to Host “Self Care” Seminar for Parents
B-P’s district-wide mental health counselor Julie Lapham will lead a discussion about the unique stresses that many parents are experiencing right now with tips on how to recognize and properly manage stress, while placing a priority on mental, physical and spiritual self care.
A message from Mr. Tomlinson regarding masks
“I’m proud that the school day at B-P looks relatively ‘normal,’ considering the circumstances. But the more ‘normal’ we try to make things for our children, the more precautions we need to take to minimize the risk of spreading of COVID-19.”
