Together We Build Strong Minds
Choosing a college major and school is a daunting task for high school juniors and seniors. Determining how the average family will pay for college is also a complex system, but Bristol High School juniors and seniors have an opportunity that will give them a head start as they begin … Read more...
Implemented in BBSD’s Snyder‐Girotti Elementary school in 2015, the Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program continues to grow and meet with student and teacher success. PBIS is a proactive approach to establishing behavioral supports and the social culture necessary for students to rise to their highest … Read more...
Bristol High School is beginning it’s second year of AVID implementation. What is “AVID”? AVID stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination and is a program for “middle to upper middle” academic students. These students have the potential for honors and AP® work in high school but can … Read more...
On December 6th, Snyder‐Girotti Elementary School was one of twenty schools selected from a nationwide pool of applicants to interact in a live
broadcast with NASA. Always excited to expose and teach young minds about space and space exploration, the NASA broadcasters wanted to explain a new type of … Read more...
Students from Bristol High School had the opportunity to attend a one week “History and Culture Camp” sponsored by the 21st CCLC and the AOC (Academic Oversight Committee). The camp, held the second week of July, has a mission to expose students to various sights around Bucks County and Philadelphia … Read more...
On Tuesday, November 20, sixth graders from Snyder‐Girotti Elementary School participated on a walking tour of Bristol Borough using the “Tour Bristol” podcast, created by the Bristol Cultural and Historical Foundation. The questions from the walking tour were developed by their Social Studies Teacher, Mr. James Esposito. Students were able … Read more...
Bristol Middle‐Senior High School is in its 5th year of gardening. Initially, the program began by re‐purposing unused classrooms into greenhouses and building vertical hydroponic systems. The unused courtyard was converted into a fully functional school and community garden which includes raised beds, containers, green walls, vertical structures, and a … Read more...
Over 100 chemistry students from throughout the Delaware Valley gathered at Temple University to share the results of their research at a “poster session.” The researchers ranged from high school students through recent Ph.D. graduates. The Bristol High School AP class won the third‐place prize in the high school level … Read more...