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Paci Seeds of Change Day 2024
Friday was Paci Seeds of Change Day, an annual tradition at BPC, when all students K-8, along with their teachers, participated in a variety of community service and Earth Day-related…
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Dr. Hasan Kwame Jeffries Visits BPC
Last month, BPC hosted nationally renowned Civil Rights scholar and author Hasan Kwame Jeffries for a conversation with our teachers on how to better understand and teach the Civil Rights…
READ MORE BPC Speaks about Electing Kamala Harris as Vice President
Upper school members of BPC’s Black Student Union (BSU), lower school students, Kanoelani Connor Joseph, our first grade head teacher, and board member, Sandra Williams-Hamp, speak about why electing Kamala…
READ MORE BPC is a Winner – 7th Year in a Row!
Thank you to all our families and friends who voted for BPC in the Parents’ Press 2020 Reader’s Choice Awards! We’re excited to announce that BPC is a winner in…
READ MORE “When words fail, music speaks.”
Yesterday, our 8th grade students heard musicians Cookie Segelstein and Josh Horowitz, with Violins of Hope, play instruments that formerly belonged to Jewish musicians who perished in the Holocaust during…
READ MORE New Partnership with Berkeley Meals on Wheels
We are happy to announce that BPC has begun a partnership with Berkeley Meals on Wheels. Five 8th grade students pioneered the school’s involvement by delivering meals to three homes…
READ MORE I Say, “NaNo,” You Say, “WriMo”!
Last night, 60 4th-8th graders novelers gathered in the theater for BPC’s 10th Annual NaNoWriMo Keep on Noveling Party to write their hearts out! They were joined by special guest,…
READ MORE Advanced Light Source Acknowledges Heat Shield Research by BPC Alum
Sam Schickler (BPC class of 2015), now a freshman at UC San Diego, recently won third place at the Advanced Light Source User Meeting Poster Slam. Under the mentorship of…
READ MORE Bach speaks to former BPC student Nick Reeves
Nick was introduced to the cello when he was a first-grader at BPC. His first music teacher, Dina Weinshelbaum, who has been teaching cello here since 1993, recognized right away…
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