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All Bethlehem High School art classes came together to create a stunning Georgia O’Keeffe–inspired poppy mural in remembrance of those who have served our country. 🌺

The poppy has long been a symbol of remembrance, inspired by the poem “In Flanders Fields” where poppies grew on soldiers’ graves after World War I. O’Keeffe’s bold, close-up flower style encouraged our students to use color and shape to express gratitude and respect for our veterans.

Every art student contributed a section, and together their pieces formed one powerful tribute of unity, beauty, and remembrance. ❤️🤍💙

A huge thank you to Mrs. McGill for her creativity and leadership in bringing this meaningful project to life for Veterans Day!

Our Personal Finance students welcomed Jimi Burress, financial adviser with Town & Country Bank, to campus today! Mr. Burress shared valuable insights on topics like 401(k) vs. Roth accounts, investments, interest growth, stocks, and real estate. Students asked thoughtful questions about pensions, taxes, and even pyramid schemes, sparking great discussion about smart financial decision-making. Thank you, Mr. Burress, for helping our students build a foundation for their financial futures!

Today we celebrate National World Kindness Day! At Bethlehem, we make it a point to celebrate kindness every month by sharing encouraging words and notes of appreciation with our fellow staff members. It’s a simple but meaningful way to recognize the hard work, care, and dedication that make our school such a special place. We are so thankful for all of our amazing faculty and staff—your kindness and commitment truly make a difference every day!