HS Science Research student produces tRNA, prepares for a science career

HS Science Research student produces tRNA and prepares for a science career Mary Hamilla, who is enrolled in the BH-BL’s Science Research in High School program, has spent much of this year interning in a state-of-the-art laboratory and working among some of the world’s leading RNA scientist at University of Albany’s RNA Institute. During her …

Sports marketing class visits Stevens

Sports marketing class visits Stevens Earlier this week, students in Mrs. Wheeler’s Sports Marketing class visited fourth- and fifth-grade students at Stevens Elementary School to introduce them to the variety athletic offerings at the high school level. The idea behind the sporting presentation was to inform young kids now of the opportunities that await them …

BH-BL named among “Best Communities for Music Education” fifth year in a row

BH-BL named among “Best Communities for Music Education” fifth year in a row For the fifth year in a row, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake is one of 527 school districts across the nation that is being recognized by The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation for their outstanding music education program. In cooperation with researchers …

BH-BL Science Research students earn awards at Science & Engineering Fair

BH-BL Science Research students earn awards at Science & Engineering Fair See their work at annual Science Symposium, April 27 This past Saturday, BH-BL High School Science Research students competed at the 2017 Greater Capital Region Science and Engineering Fair where more than 100 Senior Division projects were presented, thus making the competition quite stiff, …

STEM-related projects erupt, glow, and generate power at Pashley’s Science Fair

STEM-related projects erupt, glow, and generate power at Pashley’s Science Fair Students, parents, and grandparents filled the gymnasium at Pashley Elementary School during the annual Science Fair which boasted projects based around STEM–Science, Technology, Engineering and Math–this year. Attendees got to roam the room stopping at student stations to either view detailed posters that explained …

Native American history comes to life in students’ living museum

Native American history comes to life in students’ living museum Ms. O’Rourke’s fourth-grade class at Pashley Elementary School spent the past three weeks learning about, researching, and studying Native American history. The culmination of their hard works was a Living Museum where students explained to their visitors–and there were many, including other students and teachers, …

Board divided on offering Veterans’ Tax Exemption

Board divided on offering Veterans’ Tax Exemption At its Dec. 13 regular meeting, the outcome of the Board of Education’s vote on the NYS Veterans’ Tax Exemption was split with two yes votes, two no votes, and one abstention. Additionally two board members were not present. This resolution did not receive the majority of votes …

BH-BL’s School Delay and Closing Procedures Reminder

BH-BL’s School Delay and Closing Procedures Reminder New procedures help district make more accurate school closing decisions Now that the winter weather has arrived, we’d like to remind parents and students of BH-BL’s school delay and closing procedures. When determining whether to delay or close school, the decision-making process begins at 4:30 a.m. and includes …