By: Laila Schwin and Valery Warner September 16, 2021 Despite the continuation of the pandemic and the struggles that it has caused, the arts have found a way to persevere within the circumstances. One example of this is the FireFish Arts Festival. The FireFish Festival is an annual arts festival in downtown Lorain, featuring andContinue reading “FireFish Festival”
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Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Berg
*ELA I Teacher* By: Morgan Blechschmid and Chloe Rojak September 16, 2021 Welcome to BHS, Mrs. Berg! Berg is the new ELA I teacher in the high school. She grew up in Columbia Station, Ohio, and later taught in Dayton, Ohio, for nine years. After teaching in Dayton, she moved to Texas and taught inContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Berg”
Longhorns Too Much For The Hurricanes
By: Jaiden Basinger, Jose Nazario, and Tyler Elzholz September 14, 2021 The varsity football team started this season off strong with a pair of wins against Fairport Harbor and John Adams. After a 2-0 record, the Hurricanes suffered a week three, heart-breaking loss to Oberlin by one point. Coming into last Friday with a 2-1Continue reading “Longhorns Too Much For The Hurricanes”
“Alright, Stop! Collaborate and Listen”
By: Alaysia Curry and Daylun Armstrong September 14, 2021 It is a new school year, which means new programs are being implemented at Brooklyn High School. One of those programs is titled I.C.E. Block. BHS Assistant Principal Matthew Larson was not shy in raving about this program and all of its benefits. When asked whatContinue reading ““Alright, Stop! Collaborate and Listen””
Commemorating September 11, 2001
By: Laila Schwin and Valery Warner September 9, 2021 This Saturday (September 11, 2021) marks the 20th anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Flight 93. On this anniversary, we should all take a moment to commemorate the 2,997 victims of the attacks and to make sure thatContinue reading “Commemorating September 11, 2001”
Staff Spotlight: Señora Delia Velez
*Spanish Teacher* By: Morgan Blechschmid and Chloe Rojak September 9, 2021 Welcome, Señora Delia Velez! Señora Velez is the newest Spanish teacher at Brooklyn High School. Previously, Velez taught in the Painesville School District for one year and then spent the last ten years at Brunswick High School. She is very in-depth with her teachingContinue reading “Staff Spotlight: Señora Delia Velez”
Lady Canes Smother the Trojans
By: Jaiden Basinger, Jose Nazario, and Tyler Elzholz September 7, 2021 Last Thursday, the girls soccer team hosted cross-town rival the Trinity High School Trojans in an early-season battle. The girls played really well and dominated from start to finish, sending the Lady Trojans home with a 9-1 thumping. In the first half, the LadyContinue reading “Lady Canes Smother the Trojans”
The Thunderbirds Come to BHS
By: Alaysia Curry and Daylun Armstrong September 7, 2021 On May 25, 1953, the Thunderbirds were born as the Air Force’s official air demonstration team. At schools across the country, the team takes time to interact with students, but for the last two years, they could not due to the global pandemic. However, they areContinue reading “The Thunderbirds Come to BHS”
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Senior Journalism Tribute
By: Valery Warner, Ariana Rojak, and Aiden Nelson June 4, 2021 As the 2020-2021 school year wraps up, we would like to give a shout-out to our three senior journalists: Ella Fowler (two-year journalist) and first-year writers Kelsey Bruzek and Brittney Corrado. During their time in journalism class here at BHS, these three have doneContinue reading “Senior Journalism Tribute”
Jenna Young Leaps Over Expectations
By: Tyler Elzholz and Jaiden Basinger June 4, 2021 Last week, Brooklyn’s very own Jenna Young won regionals in high jump with a jump of 5’6”. The next step for Young was the state track meet in Columbus, Ohio today (more on her results later in this article). Only a sophomore, Young stated the following:Continue reading “Jenna Young Leaps Over Expectations”
Summer Music Festivals
By: Laila Schwin and Alisha Bains June 4, 2021 Although the coronavirus is still a persistent issue, concerts and music festivals are making a comeback this summer. Policies and practices in relation to public safety are varying, but all events are making an effort to keep people safe while allowing them to participate in theContinue reading “Summer Music Festivals”
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