Category Archives: News

By: BHS News Staff January 31, 2023 This past Saturday, January 21, Brooklyn’s Power of the Pen had a writing competition at Columbia Middle School. It was their first district competition in-person, as previous competitions were virtual. In all of the Power of the Pen competitions, there are three levels of tournaments: District, Regional, andContinue reading “Power of the Pen”

By: BHS News Staff January 24, 2023 Last Friday, January 20, Sean Acierno, a former BHS student-athlete, was honored at half-time during the boys varsity basketball game.  Sean Acierno, class of 2011 and basketball star, tragically passed away in the Spring of 2021. His family came to both the girls varsity and boys varsity gamesContinue reading “Honoring #34”

 By: BHS News Staff January 17, 2023 It has been a busy and exciting new year thus far for students, athletes, and staff here at Brooklyn High School.  First, the Hurricanes Hockey team played Twinsburg last Thursday, and the game was streamed live on YouTube by the Cleveland Monsters hockey team. The game was playedContinue reading “What is Coming Up?”

By: BHS News Staff January 10, 2023 In the Brooklyn City School District, both the high school and the lower school love to find new ways to keep students involved and engaged in school.   Mr. Chris Kaspar, the high school art teacher, teaches the murals class with creativity and new ideas. It brings people togetherContinue reading ” New Looks, New Books”

By: BHS News Staff December 13, 2022 Brooklyn High School’s Post Prom Committee Presents: Breakfast with Santa! This annual fundraiser will take place this Saturday, December 17, from 8:00-10:00 a.m. at the Applebee’s located in Ridge Park Square. Tickets are $8.00 per adult and $6.00 for children 12 and under. Children under the age ofContinue reading ” Chilly Memories”

By: BHS News Staff December 6, 2022 The holiday season is just around the corner, and the Brooklyn High School Student Council put together a fun spirit week for the final week of school before Christmas vacation/Winter break begins.  *Monday, December 12 (Comfy Monday) – Wear your favorite (school appropriate) pajamas and slippers. *Tuesday, DecemberContinue reading “Winter Spirit Week”

By: BHS News Staff November 29, 2022 “All Aboard!” Brooklyn High School’s Hurricette Dance And Flag Line presents the Polar Express-Parents Night Out. This festive event takes place on Friday, December 2, from 6:00-9:00 in the Brooklyn School cafeteria and field house.  Boys and girls (Preschool through Grade 4) will enjoy a fun night ofContinue reading “Polar Express Party”

By: The Return of the Eye’s Staff November 22, 2022 As Thanksgiving is only two days away, The Return of the Eye’s staff would like to share what we are most thankful for during this holiday season.  We recognize that families are dealing with a lot and that Thanksgiving may be emotional for some. WeContinue reading “Much To Be Thankful For“

By: BHS News Staff November 15, 2022 The first celebration using the term Veterans Day occurred in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1947. A World War II veteran organized “National Veterans Day,” which included a parade and other festivities to honor all veterans. The event was held on November 11, then designated Armistice Day.  Last Friday, theContinue reading “Honoring Veterans Day”

By: BHS News Staff November 8, 2022 On November 9, coaches, student-athletes, and families got together for the annual Fall Sports Awards Banquet. Student-athletes were awarded for all of their accomplishments that they achieved throughout the Fall. Teams featured were football, girls soccer, boys soccer, volleyball, and cheerleading. Also, awards came from the Chagrin Valley Conference,Continue reading “Fall Sports Banquet”

By: BHS News Staff November 1, 2022 The History of Dia de los Muertos (translates to the Day of the Dead) originated from the Aztec custom of celebrating ancestors of the All Souls Day, a holiday that Spanish invaders brought to Mexico, starting in the early 1500s. It is celebrated on the first and secondContinue reading “A Traditional Commemoration”