This March celebrates the college education process, the journey from 9th grade to 12th grade, and keeping seniors' dreams and hard work alive when they graduate.
The recent trip of middle school students to JP Morgan Headquarters trip was amazing! As part of a career exploration day, we had the chance to visit their offices and learn about the banking industry.
When...
The Presidential Debate was interesting to say the least, with the outcome of it up to the day remaining unclear. As Jon Stewart of The Daily Show put it, “What I think is a home-run answer for one candidate,...
Justin Torres, Editor of School Events
• October 5, 2024
Exciting things are happening at our school as we prepare to launch a new Student Union—a space designed to amplify student voices, promote collaboration, and create positive change within our school community.
On Wednesday, March 27th, neary thirty juniors who identify as males of color participated in a trip to the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) for an all male of color college fair, hosted by...
If you look around the classrooms at BCS you will see three different sets of bins to dispose trash. The green bin is for the disposal of paper trash. The blue bin is for the disposal of any plastic...
On April 16th 2024, BCS 10th grade student Miariam Khalil was one of several New York City high school students invited meet with the Mayor Eric Adams and his team in City Hall. The meeting was held in...
As an 11th grader, I've had my fair share of eye-opening experiences, but none were quite like Friday, April 5th – the day my classmates and I visited Blackstone as part of our internship seminar class. ...
We knew we were small, pocket sized in the eyes of our competitors. We knew we didn't have the biggest funding, the most advanced modifications or intimidating contraptions. We knew that our robot, a...
April 8th, 2024 was an awe inspiring day as it was the first time in my thirteen years on Earth that I would witness a solar eclipse. I think my mom was more excited than I was, though, because she marked...
On Wednesday, March 27th, nearly 30 other juniors and I who identify as males of color participated in the EAF All Male College Fair at Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC).
