By: Camille Samilton September 30, 2026 Dear Camera, don’t you recognize me? Don’t you scan my face everywhere I walk? You walk into a store, a camera blinks (almost absent-mindedly) at you, but you look away and think nothing of it. Still, that circle keeps zooming in on me. Facial recognition (FRT) scans your face,Continue reading “Someone—or Something—Recognizes You”
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Homecoming Huzzah
By: BHS News Staff September 29, 2026 Welcome back from our free-trial of Fall weather. It was a treat, but it seems we will be heating up over the week (Thursday in particular). Oh well, what do we expect in Northeast Ohio? Brooklyn had a jam-packed weekend, starting with the senior luncheon and pep rallyContinue reading “Homecoming Huzzah”
Senior Spotlight: Grace Paul
By: Reymon Carrasquillo September 28, 2026 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Grace Paul. Grace is optimistic, empathetic, and driven. She has been a student in Brooklyn since seventh grade and stays busy with competitive dance, Hurricettes, and musical theatre. She is also involved in Drama Club, Key Club, and First Ring Leadership. OverContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Grace Paul”
Staff Spotlight: Ms. Burke
*Brooklyn High School Math Teacher* By: Grace Paul September 25, 2026 Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Ms. Burke, a first-year Math Teacher at Brooklyn High School. Ms. Burke earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Utica University. An interesting fact about her is that she has one pulmonary artery. Q. What made youContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Ms. Burke”
Saddle Up for Victory
By: BHS Sports Staff September 24, 2026 Finally, the taste of victory! The football team earned a long-awaited victory last Thursday against the Fairport Harbor Harding Skippers, 20-16. Rallying behind a strong second-half performance, the team secured a hard-fought victory, driven by relentless defense and timely offensive adjustments. So, how did the game unfold? ItContinue reading “Saddle Up for Victory”
Appetite for Atrocity
By: Camille Samilton September 23, 2026 Actors dance, positioning themselves as murderers or victims, to entertain the people staring at the glass screen. Today, true crime is at its peak form of entertainment with 84 percent of the U.S. population consuming True Crime media. This genre accounts for about 14 percent of podcast revenue andContinue reading “Appetite for Atrocity”
Homecoming Prelude
By: BHS News Staff September 22, 2026 Brooklyn, welcome back to a cool-temperatured week, commemorating the first day of Autumn. Today, we have some additional information pertaining to Homecoming; however, we’d like to first call attention to the boys basketball program. On the 25th anniversary of September 11, Brooklyn High School’s very own boys basketballContinue reading “Homecoming Prelude”
Senior Spotlight: Jack Schultz
By: Reymon Carrasquillo September 21, 2026 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Jack Schultz. Jack describes himself as intelligent, adaptable, and outgoing. He has been a student in Brooklyn since fourth grade and currently works at Pet Supplies Plus. He is also involved in soccer and track. After graduation, Jack plans to attend college,Continue reading “Senior Spotlight: Jack Schultz”
Staff Spotlight: Mr. Kronenberger
*Brooklyn High School Administrative Assistant* By: Grace Paul September 18, 2026 Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Mr. Jonathan Kronenberger, first-year Administrative Assistant at Brooklyn High School. Mr. Kronenberger graduated from Miami University with his Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts and then Ohio University with his Master’s in Fine Arts. Something interesting about himContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Mr. Kronenberger”
One Off Soccer Showdown
By: BHS Sports Staff September 17, 2026 On Tuesday, the boys soccer team played a heated game against the Cuyahoga Heights Red Wolves. Trying to notch their first victory of the year, the Hurricanes were poised and ready. The visiting Red Wolves came in with a record of 2-7 and the Hurricanes 0-10-1. The gameContinue reading “One Off Soccer Showdown “
More Than Pawns When Cameras Stop
By: Camille Samilton September 16, 2026 Participating in a one-sided match requires more than just moving the same tired pawn. In chess, sometimes you need to reset the pieces by rearranging them across the board to find the strategy needed to win. In last week’s article, I discussed four important pieces of the game thatContinue reading “More Than Pawns When Cameras Stop “
Rio de Brooklyn
By: BHS News Staff September 15, 2026 Welcome to Volume 2 of the 2026-2027 news. This article will be focused on Homecoming and all of the festivities that make up this annual tradition. This year’s Homecoming theme is Rio at Sunset. It was picked over the Summer, so there is no doubt that this willContinue reading “Rio de Brooklyn “
