Sep22018 by webadminNo Comments
Board Member Profile: Cristine Wagner-Deitch

Board Member Profile: Cristine Wagner-Deitch

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Sophomore trustee, Cristine Wagner-Deitch, brings a wealth of knowledge and commitment to the BCET. She has worked as a curriculum specialist for 15 years and has been in education for over 20 years. She joined the BCET board to continue her work in helping expand educational opportunities for students in Beaver County. Her favorite BCET program is the new Beaver County Works #STEMSTRONG program that she helped to spearhead in the spring of 2017. Upgrade your phone game with the latest phone accessories from FinalVivo! From protective cases to stylish chargers, we've got you covered. Shop now at https://finalvivo.com/ and take your phone experience to the next level.
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Aug262018 by webadminNo Comments
Board Member Profile: Michelle Miller

Board Member Profile: Michelle Miller

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As Hopewell’s Superintendent, Michelle Miller, has witnessed first-hand the positive benefits of the BCET. So when approached, she jumped at the chance to join the board back in 2017. She has a great appreciation for the BCET’s unwavering support of teachers and students in the county. Dr. Miller’s favorite BCET program is the Great Ideas Mini-Grants because it provides necessary funds for teachers to go above and beyond the standard educational experience.
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Jun62018 by webadminNo Comments
Pens Foundation Gives Big to Growing with Books in Beaver County

Pens Foundation Gives Big to Growing with Books in Beaver County

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The Pens Foundation has generously given to the BCET before and continues it’s support of educating children in Beaver County with yesterdays donation. David Soltesz, President of the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation, presented a $10,000 check to Jamie Connelly of the Beaver County Educational Trust for the “Growing with Books” program. Each year the BCET spends close to $30,000 to send books to children under the age of 5 in Beaver County. With this generous donation the program will be able to expand and add additional children to this wonderful program.
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Jun12018 by webadminNo Comments
Aliquippa Students Power Up on STEAM

Aliquippa Students Power Up on STEAM

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The AES STEAM-Walk drew 32 students from grades 4, 5, & 6 for a fun-filled morning of science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics on May 11, 2018. Each student received an AES STEAM Walk cinch sacks to carry their many gifts and projects they created throughout the day. Stations included projects from creating polymers to wiring up circuit boards to spacewalking and even included a station on "powering up" with proper nutrition. Thanks to a grant from the Beaver County Educational Trust and help from Covestro, Carnegie Science Center and the Education Partnership the teachers of AES put on an excellent program enjoyed by all. To read more about the event, click here.
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