BCD’s Got Talent Night was a huge success and raised $1,771! Thank you! Thank you! The Service Learning Club met on Monday to discuss ways to sustain and support our relationship with the school AVS in Salino Haiti. They have come up with some wonderful ideas and will share them with the school community soon! If you were unable to attend or want to relive the night, a video of the performances can be found on MyBCD.
Don’t forget that Student Council and the Environmental Club will be hosting a movie night tomorrow (Friday) night in the Furey Hall Music Room at 6:00 p.m. The movie to be shown is Disney Pixar’s “Wall-E” (rated G). A $4 admission fee will be charged to raise money for the purchase and installation of motion-sensor lights. This initiative will help the school become more energy efficient and reduce energy costs.
The Dangerous Women Event Committee will be on campus again tomorrow at both drop off and pick up selling class gift raffle tickets and tickets for both performances of Dangerous Women. Raffle tickets are $10 or 5 for $40, 10 for $75 and 20 for $100. Please help support your child’s contribution to the financial aid fund by buying raffle tickets. Looking to buy tickets and no one is around? Stop by the Development Office any time (between 8:00 – 4:30) and see Joanne DelCarpine or Maxine Carter-Lome.
Mark your calendar for Arts Night at BCD, Tuesday, April 20. This celebration of the Arts features exhibitions of student artwork and live performances by the Vocal Ensemble, Band, Caribbean Music and Improvisational Theater students. Join us in Fitzpatrick Hall starting at 4:45 for our gallery showing. Hors d’oeuvres courtesy of the Parents’ Association will be served.
Mark your calendars for Thursday, May 6 at 7:00 p.m. when the Parents’ Association will present guest speaker Dr. Lyn Mikel Brown. Dr. Brown is the author of the books “Packaging Girlhood: Rescuing our Daughters from Marketers’ Schemes” and “Packaging Boyhood: Saving our Sons from Superheroes, Slackers, and Other Media Stereotypes.” Dr. Brown will be giving a talk entitled “Packaging Childhood: Saving our Kids from Marketers, Schemes, and Stereotypes.” This lecture is free and open to the public so please help us spread the word.
