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From the PTA President
Dear BHSEC Families,
As we start the new school year we face new challenges we have never seen before. Whether your student will be attending BHSEC in person via the blended learning model or entirely remote the PTA is here to support you and the school. I am confident the administrators and teachers will be able to engage with our students and families in a meaningful way. They have been working the entire summer to provide the curriculum and rigor you have come to expect. I look forward to seeing you all at our first PTA meeting on September 24 via ZOOM.
Stay safe and healthy.
Lauren Gottlieb, President
Welcome to the website of the PTA of Bard High School Early College in Manhattan
Here you will find information about upcoming events sponsored by the PTA including regular PTA meetings, fundraising events, what the PTA funds at the school, links to contribute to our Annual Appeal and links to information on the BHSEC school website.
To new families: Welcome! Please share your family contact info with us at Parent Sign-up. We keep families informed about the latest news in PTA activities through email.
This is Bard High School Early College Manhattan
Student Stories
The Writing and Thinking Workshop is a weeklong intensive learning experience that provides Bard Early College students with exercises in critical reading and writing.
The Seminar Sequence is the signature humanities experience of the Bard Early College program. The four-semester interdisciplinary Seminar Sequence exposes students to seminal texts from antiquity to modernity, which students engage through critical reading and interpretation.
BHSEC students come from a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds. In addition to a rigorous academic schedule, students are involved in clubs, sports, and other extracurricular activities.
Diversity in the student body and in the school community as a whole enriches learning experiences by broadening the perspectives both inside and outside of classrooms.
The mathematics department offers students at BHSEC Manhattan a range of courses in Pure and Applied Mathematics as well as Computer Science.
The science department provides a solid background in the three basic sciences, physics, chemistry, & biology and follows the physics first sequence.
Various supports are available to help students in the high school program, in the college program, and in applying to their next school.
The Writing Center, for example, supports students who seek individualized help on class essays and college essays. Students may make appointments for one-on-one tutoring
The Bardmaticians math club, for example, also operates the BHSEC Online Math Center. Students write down their questions on this open tutoring portal and the Bardmaticians respond with guidance.
The BHSEC Manhattan library website has further information on academic supports:
The various art forms are not only a vehicle for expression, but also methods of investigation and problem solving. The intuitive and sensory skills developed by engagement in the arts work in parallel with the other learning disciplines, and are part of any truly liberal arts & sciences education.
A Bard Early College
Video Production Partner
BHSEC Manhattan PTA expresses tremendous gratitude to Kenny Gronningsater of Key Visions Inc. for video production services.Stories
Kyla on Transferring CreditsSeptember 7, 2016 - 3:25 am
Abena on 9th Grade TransitionSeptember 1, 2016 - 1:27 pm
Aly on FriendsAugust 20, 2016 - 9:30 pm
Samantha on 60 CreditsAugust 20, 2016 - 8:27 pm
Samantha on Transition to Year 1August 20, 2016 - 7:22 pm
Marah on 9th Grade TransitionAugust 20, 2016 - 1:40 pm
Reham on College AdvisoryAugust 20, 2016 - 1:23 pm
Alex on 9th Grade TransitionAugust 19, 2016 - 11:45 am
