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Senior Spotlight: Jason Eggers

By: BHS Staff Profiles May 9, 2025 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Jason Eggers. Jason’s plans after graduation involve attending Kent State University for Aerospace Engineering. Something he likes to do in his free time, which is rare for him, is landscaping for his neighbors and his grandparents. A fun fact about himContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Jason Eggers”

Spring Sports Winding Down

By: BHS Sports Staff May 8, 2025 As mid-May approaches, Hurricanes Spring sports are beginning to wrap up with OHSAA playoffs on the horizon. Yesterday, both the softball and track teams hosted their respective senior nights. First with softball, before the game against Independence, the team recognized seniors Jessica Byrnes, Emily Radovanic, Andrea Guzman, AntoniaContinue reading “Spring Sports Winding Down”

Honor Thy Mother

By: BHS Features Staff May 7, 2025 This year, Mother’s Day is celebrated on May 11, and it is time to start thinking about how to celebrate the special moms in our lives. Whether it is a thoughtful gift, a homemade card, or simply spending quality time together, there are countless ways to show appreciationContinue reading “Honor Thy Mother”

Eventful May

By: BHS News Staff May 6, 2025 Rain, rain, go away! It is time for sunshine, warm weather, the end of the school year, and of course, Summer vacation. First, last Friday, the Brooklyn Jazz Ensemble and the Singing Storm performed An Evening With concert. In addition to the two musical groups, National Art HonorContinue reading “Eventful May”

Senior Spotlight: Kendall Moser

By: BHS Staff Profiles May 2, 2025 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Kendall Moser. After graduation, Kendall plans on attending Cuyahoga Community College for two years and then transferring to Kent State University to finish her Education degree. In her free time, she likes to research interesting topics and sing. A fun factContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Kendall Moser”

Heat Culture?

By: BHS Sports Staff May 1, 2025 Miami, it is time to get your offseason plans prepared for Cancun. Round one of the NBA playoffs is in the books, and the Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the #8 seed Miami Heat, sweeping them in four games and setting an NBA record for the largest point differential inContinue reading “Heat Culture? “

Mental Health Awareness Month

By: BHS Features Staff April 30, 2025 If you struggle with mental health, you are not alone, and this is why May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental Health Awareness Month was founded in 1949 and is meant to highlight the importance of a person’s mental well-being and to promote support for mental health issues.Continue reading “Mental Health Awareness Month”

May on the Way

By: BHS News Staff April 29, 2025 May is on the way, and the excitement is evident amongst the staff and students. May is a big month for everyone involved with prom, post-prom, graduation, etc. And of course, May officially ends the school year! To start, Brooklyn High School’s post-prom (May 16) will be heldContinue reading “May on the Way”

Senior Spotlight: Tyler Cox

By: BHS Staff Profiles April 25, 2025 Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Tyler Cox. After graduation, Tyler plans to go into the HVAC industry to work as a Service Technician. In his free time, he likes to hang out with his friends and play sports. A fun fact about Tyler is that heContinue reading “Senior Spotlight: Tyler Cox”

Hurricanes Secure Sweep

By: BHS Sports Staff April 24, 2025 As the weather heats up, so is the Brooklyn baseball team. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the boys had their season series against Chagrin Valley Conference rival, the Trinity Trojans. Right out the gate, in both games, the Hurricanes were dominant in all facets of the game. On Tuesday,Continue reading “Hurricanes Secure Sweep”

Maple Festival

By: BHS Features Staff April 23, 2025 With April coming to an end and Summer nearing, it is time for the Geauga County Maple Festival! 🍁 The Maple Festival was founded in 1926, with the idea coming from Art Carlson. The idea for this festival was to introduce a competition between maple syrup and VermontContinue reading “Maple Festival”

Prom at the Zoo

By: BHS News Staff April 22, 2025 Have you ever danced with a tiger? Shared a meal with a giraffe? Swam with an alligator? These questions may seem a little far-fetched, but this year’s senior/junior prom will be held at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, and the endless entertainment possibilities will make May 16 memorable forContinue reading “Prom at the Zoo”