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Dear BCA Students and Families,On behalf of the administration, faculty and staff of the Bergen County Academies, I warmly welcome you to the 2023-2024 school year. As always, we are committed to assisting students with becoming lifelong learners as well as healthy and productive citizens. Our unique school has a rich history, a caring community, and a spirit of innovation that permeates our campus. From our rigorous academic program to our on-campus research labs and exceptional arts programs, we believe we have everything in place to help students achieve their goals. I am extremely proud of our students and our entire school community for their continued dedication to academic excellence, wellness and personal growth. Lets work together to make this another great school year!
Sincerely,
Russell Davis, Principal
rusdav@bergen.org
Twitter@DavisBCA
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At the recent BCA school convocation, Justyn Davis came back to speak with students and staff and donate his Emmy award for his work on the Super
Bowl LVI Pregame Show. Justin spoke with students about learning from failures and always moving forward.He credited the Teachers and Staff of BCA for propelling him forward and thanked Mr. Lang for “lighting the spark” which led to his success in the field of Cinematography. Justyn hopes that by sharing his Emmy award with BCA, it will inspire current and future students.
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Semifinalist for the 2023 class of the Coca-Cola Scholars Program
Eliana Liporace, a senior at the Bergen County Academies, has been named a Semifinalist for the 2023 class of the Coca-Cola Scholars Program. 1,557 high school seniors were selected as Semifinalists from a pool of over 91,000
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Pooja Rayapaneni, 17, Samiya Pathak, 17, and Jisae Son, 16, all attend Bergen County Academies, a career technical high school in Hackensack.
The three recently talked to the USA TODAY Network about their concerns about the current climate change crisis. Rayapaneni resides in Paramus, Pathak in Waldwick, and Son in Old Tappan.
