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We are proud to celebrate three outstanding juniors who were selected from more than 280,000 students nationwide to receive academic honors through the College Board’s National Recognition Program. Ramona Manion and Henry Evans earned the National Rural and Small Town Award in recognition of their exceptional assessment scores and strong GPA. In addition, Ramona Manion, Evan Arms, and Henry Evans were each honored with the School Recognition Award. The National Recognition Programs celebrate the academic achievements of underrepresented students and provide a meaningful way for recipients to share their accomplishments with colleges and their communities. We are incredibly proud of these students and all they have achieved! 💙💛

It is time to register your current Bethlehem student for the 26-27 school year. Mrs. Livers will be meeting with students during the first week of March to review the scheduling process for the 2026–2027 school year. During these meetings, students will learn about course offerings, long-range academic planning, and graduation requirements. Students will bring home a scheduling form that must be signed by a parent/guardian and returned by March 10. The $50 registration fee will be billed through FACTS. Parents, please complete the registration forms for 26-27 by clicking the title of this post. We need one form per student. This is not necessary for incoming freshmen as their registration has already been completed.

Congratulations to Mr. Dan Bradley on being elected into the 5th Region Athletic Director Hall of Fame—a truly well-deserved honor! Mr. Bradley dedicated 31 years to Nelson County High School as a teacher, where he taught AP and Dual Credit English, and he is now in his fourth year of teaching at Bethlehem. His impact extends far beyond the classroom. Over a remarkable 31-year coaching career in Cross Country and Track & Field at Nelson County, he mentored and developed 35 athletes who went on to compete at the collegiate level. In addition to teaching and coaching, Dan served five years as Assistant Principal and three years as Curriculum Resource Teacher at Nelson County. He has also faithfully served Bethlehem as Assistant Athletic Director for the past four years and stepped in as Interim Athletic Director during the second semester of the 2023–2024 school year. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Dan has spent the last 24 years serving in prison ministry in Danville. His legacy of leadership, integrity, and service—both in education and in the community—is truly exceptional, and this recognition reflects the profound impact he has made on countless lives. 💙💛