The B-CC High School Educational Foundation is looking for a new Treasurer. The Foundation is an all-volunteer non-profit group that raises money to fund programs targeting academic excellence at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. The Treasurer is responsible for preparing and … Read More
Fans of B-CC HS Educational Foundation did not allow a little rain to keep them away from the Foundation’s kickoff event at Redwood. With more than 2000+ students at B-CC High School this year, the Foundation’s programs are are needed … Read More
The continued generosity of our donors–especially those who have stepped up more than once this year and particularly those who responded to our emergency online campaign for our March event–made it possible for the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School Foundation Board … Read More
More than 100 people attended the B-CC High School Educational Foundation’s annual “Evening of Wine, Chocolate & Cheese” on March 12, a community event celebrating the Foundation’s 20-year history of supporting the students and staff at B-CC, and thanking all … Read More
On March 20, 2015, President Obama will host the second-annual White House Student Film Festival. Among his guests will be a team of IB Film and media studies students from B-CC: Jiefu “Jeff” Fan, Josephine Ullman, Maksym “Max” Rykov, and … Read More
SUPPORT B-CC STUDENTS ON and OFF THE COURT! Attend our Annual Fundraiser Tonight, March 12, from 7:00-9:00 P.M. at the Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase, 7931 Connecticut Ave., Chevy Chase Going to the Game? Don’t Worry! We’re Making Donating Easy … Read More
THE BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION invites you to AN EVENING OF WINE, CHOCOLATE and CHEESE with “heavy” hors d’oeuvres. The event will highlight academic excellence at B-CC High School and the Foundation programs that help our students succeed. … Read More
In commemorating its 125th anniversary, The Chevy Chase Land Company, a long-time Foundation supporter, announced this week that it is establishing a new, annual $5,000 scholarship to be awarded to a graduating B-CC High School student planning to pursue a … Read More
As the school year begins for B-CC seniors, there is much to look forward to: They’ve survived junior year, with its heavy course load, its endless SAT/ACT practice, and, perhaps most trying of all, its tendency to provoke parental freakouts. … Read More
In 10th grade, Shaina Adler, now a senior at B-CC, had met the enemy, and its name was chemistry. “It was just a really hard class,” she recalls. “Everyone was struggling. My teacher, Ms. Lin, encouraged me to get extra … Read More