*8th Grade Math* By: BHS Staff Profiles October 25, 2024 Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Mrs. Chelsea Matthews. This is her first year in Brooklyn as a math teacher. Prior to working here, she worked at Maple Heights and spent ten years teaching Algebra 1. In her free time, she loves spending timeContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Matthews”
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Girls Fall Sports Recap
By: BHS Sports Staff October 24, 2024 With the Fall sports season coming to an end tomorrow night, it is time to recap how each team’s season panned out and who contributed to each team’s success. This week, we will recap the girls soccer and volleyball seasons followed by the boys soccer and football seasonsContinue reading “Girls Fall Sports Recap”
Trick-or-Treat
By: BHS Features Staff October 23, 2024 Halloween is fast approaching, and aside from costumes, movies, and parties, candy is the most important item. It is no wonder why the dental industry is overly-busy during this season. An overabundance of sugar plus teeth equals a necessary visit. So, what are the top five, most popularContinue reading “Trick-or-Treat”
Fresh Start
By: BHS News Staff October 22, 2024 This week starts the beginning of the second quarter, so it is indeed a fresh start for all staff and students. The second quarter is the shortest quarter of the year (40 days), so please remember to be at school on time and to bring your best effort.Continue reading “Fresh Start”
Senior Spotlight: Amaris Soto
By: BHS Staff Profiles October 18, 2024 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Amaris Soto. After graduation, Amaris plans to attend a university in Arizona and major in Children’s Psychology. In her free time, she likes to hang out with her friends and her family. Something that you may not know about Amaris isContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Amaris Soto”
Championship Series Rundown
By: BHS Sports Staff October 17, 2024 All of the divisional matchups have wrapped up, and the ALCS and NLCS are well underway with the Guardians and Yankees moving on in the AL and the Dodgers and Mets moving on in the NL. But first, we have to give a rundown of each series beforeContinue reading “Championship Series Rundown”
Bloodview Haunted House
By: BHS Features Staff October 16, 2024 Since Halloween is roughly two weeks away, why not experience some fun and horror just down the road? Bloodview Haunted House opened its doors last month on September 13. It is an interactive horror show set up by the Lions Club of Broadview Heights. Brooklyn School’s secretary, Mrs.Continue reading “Bloodview Haunted House”
Quarter Lap in the Books
By: BHS News Staff October 15, 2024 We made it! Welcome to the final week of the first quarter. Last week, each grade level had an attendance celebration assembly to recognize those students who have improved their attendance or have had perfect attendance for the first quarter. This assembly was in conjunction with the “StayContinue reading “Quarter Lap in the Books”
Staff Spotlight: Miss Terwilliger
*Intervention Specialist* By: BHS Staff Profiles October 11, 2024 Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Miss Kellyanne Terwilliger. This is Miss Terwilliger’s first year in Brooklyn but her second year as an Intervention Specialist. Prior to Brooklyn, she worked at the Federal Hocking School in Athens, Ohio. In her free time, she loves toContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Miss Terwilliger”
An October to Remember (Hopefully)
By: BHS Sports Staff October 10, 2024 The Cleveland Guardians, after finishing 76-86 in 2023, had a tremendous bounce-back season in which they went 92-69, en route to another AL Central Division Title. Many experts predicted that the Guardians would finish third or fourth in the division because of their youth and inexperience; however, thisContinue reading “An October to Remember (Hopefully)”
Leif Eriksson Day
By: BHS Features Staff October 9, 2024 To mix up this week’s column, the BHS Features Staff decided to go back into history and present a profile on Leif Eriksson because his story and journeys are celebrated every October 9. Leif Eriksson discovered the North American continent long before the Pilgrims. On October 9, mostContinue reading “Leif Eriksson Day”
Busy October
By: BHS News Staff October 8, 2024 October is here, the weather is beautiful, and the leaves are starting to turn. With so much to recap and look forward to, what is happening in the present during this four-day school week? This past Friday, BHS students and staff had their first blood drive of theContinue reading “Busy October”
