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Last week, members of our Pro-Life Club had the opportunity to participate in the March for Life. This meaningful experience allowed students to stand together with others in support of the dignity and value of human life. Throughout the trip, our students represented our school with respect, thoughtfulness, and a strong commitment to their beliefs. We are incredibly proud of them for taking part in such an important event and for the way they continue to live out their values both in and outside of our school community.

Students in Ms. Kiefer’s Humanities class recently had a unique and exciting experience as members of the Stephen Foster Music Club visited to teach them traditional Regency-era dances. During the lesson, students learned the steps and styles of dances popular during the early 19th century, gaining a deeper appreciation for the culture and social traditions of the time. The class had a great time practicing their new moves, and we hope they’ll be able to show off their skills at the upcoming Regency-themed prom!

Next week, Bethlehem High School is proud to celebrate Green Dot Week, a time dedicated to promoting kindness, safety, and standing up against violence and bullying. The Green Dot initiative encourages our school community to take simple but powerful actions to create a culture of compassion, care, and respect. Throughout the week, students and staff will participate in activities that highlight how small choices—like supporting others, speaking up, and looking out for one another—can help prevent harmful situations. Our goal is to continue building a safe and supportive environment for all students and members of the Bethlehem family, where everyone feels valued, respected, and protected. 💚