Category Archives: News

By: BHS News Staff March 28, 2023 That is a wrap for Sister Act! The cast, crew, and pit put on a great performance, and the play was well-attended all three evenings. The BHS News Staff is proud of the time, energy, and hard work put into making this play. There were also a fewContinue reading “What Spring Brings”

By: BHS News Staff March 21, 2023 Sister Act is here! This Thursday, the curtains open, and the many personnel in the cast, crew, and pit will put all of their hard work to the test. The last couple of weeks, we previewed the crew and the cast. Now, it is the pit’s turn. OurContinue reading “Jam With The Band”

By: BHS News Staff March 14, 2023 This year’s Spring play is quickly approaching as Sister Act will be performed on March 23-24 at 7:00 p.m. and March 25 at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $10 per person and will be sold at the auditorium doors before the show times begin. The cast hasContinue reading “Sister Act Cast and More”

  By: BHS News Staff  March 7, 2023 Since March is in full-swing, what is happening throughout Hurricane Nation? Last Thursday, the Brooklyn City School District held a College and Career Fair. Over 40 businesses and college representatives were in the BHS cafeteria. Some of the attendees included the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospital, multiple branches ofContinue reading “Here’s the Latest”

By: BHS News Staff February 28, 2023 These next couple of weeks, we will be catching up with our upcoming Sister Act groups: The Crew, Pit, and Cast. They will all be featured as they prepare for their opening night performance on Thursday, March 23. This week, the Crew will be featured. When it comesContinue reading “Catching up with the Crew”

By: BHS News Staff February 21, 2023 In the past couple of years, Brooklyn High School has turned into a mural haven. Now, the Brooklyn School finally has its first mural. The Brooklyn School PBIS committee asked the National Junior Art Honor Society to paint a Kindness Tree in their main hallway. Although the muralContinue reading “New Art for the Littles”

By: BHS News Staff February 14, 2023 Happy Valentine’s Day! Now, let us catch up on the past week. Last week, there was a “Guess The Staff Member Contest” with old pictures of teachers throughout the high school. This encouraged students to be more involved with school activities while also having fun guessing which staffContinue reading “A Day of Love and Art”

 By: BHS News Staff February 7, 2023 To celebrate our different cultures here at Brooklyn, the high school held a heritage parade to show off all of its students’ diverse backgrounds. There were roughly 27 different countries that were represented in this parade. The committee that organized past cultural events used the previous International FestivalsContinue reading “Heritage Parade”

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”