How bad habits affect youth
By: Gracelyn Williams In today’s generation there are many bad and unhealthy habits today’s youth have picked up either unconsciously or to relieve stress. Some bad habits include overeating, too much screen time, lack of physical activity, smoking, and bad oral hygiene. “Healthy weight can make good habits and help with alertness, regularity, and optimal performance level,” Bellbrook high school counselor Debra Sanderman said. According … Continue reading How bad habits affect youth
Students at Bellbrook High School look forward to spooky season festivities
By: Camilla Bozzuto As October progresses, students begin thinking about the well-loved fall traditions. Whether it’s a cozy night in watching a Halloween movie, or going out on the weekend to visit a haunted house, the month is jam-packed with festivities for the spooky season lovers. From family-friendly Halloween movies like Hocus Pocus and The Nightmare Before Christmas, to classic scares like Beetlejuice and Halloween, … Continue reading Students at Bellbrook High School look forward to spooky season festivities
How to have a successful senior year
By: Ella Kapfhammer The class of 2027 is 25% done with their senior year. Senior sunrise, Powderpuff, Homecoming, and most college application submissions are already under their belts. Though it seems to be flying by, the year is far from over. Seniors are currently in full swing with their school spirit and they have many more events to look forward to such as Nerf War, … Continue reading How to have a successful senior year
New Chromebooks bring new responsibilities
By: Cali Hall At the beginning of the year, students across the district were issued brand new Chromebooks. “The feedback on the new Chromebooks is overwhelmingly positive,” Tina Ruble, Bellbrook High School (BHS) tech, said. “Performance is noticeably improved thanks to the upgraded processors, and students especially like the sleeker, less bulky cases.” While the overall build quality is very durable, these models come at … Continue reading New Chromebooks bring new responsibilities
A library grows up with its students
By: Cali Hall Amanda Brenner is sure that the library at BHS is a very welcoming place and a way to make friends. BHS library is a place to use your time if you have nothing else to do during study hall. “I like to call the library a ‘school community hub,’” librarian Amanda Brenner said. “I focus on supporting students (and staff) in a … Continue reading A library grows up with its students
Ms. Breese reveals fall play: Twelve Angry Jurors
by Juno Spencer As the fall season arrives, so does this year’s fall play, the classic Twelve Angry Jurors (originally titled Twelve Angry Men). Written by Reginald Rose, the play is a courtroom drama in which twelve jurors debate and deliberate on whether or not to convict a young boy of murder, thereby condemning the boy to the death penalty. With a cast of returning … Continue reading Ms. Breese reveals fall play: Twelve Angry Jurors
Students weigh in on big Emmy wins
By: Andrew Matsko Television’s stars gathered in Los Angeles on the 14th for the Primetime Emmy Awards, honoring the top shows and performances across the small screen. From major wins to emotional speeches, the ceremony gave entertainment fans plenty to talk about. The broadcast brought plenty of excitement for casual viewers and die-hard TV fans alike, with several popular series walking away with major trophies. … Continue reading Students weigh in on big Emmy wins
Bellbrook Football makes history with No. 1 ranking
by AJ Nichols For the first time in school history, Bellbrook football is ranked No. 1 in the Associated Press Division III state poll. The Golden Eagles earned the top spot after starting the 2026 season with a perfect 5-0 record. The ranking is another milestone for a team that has spent the offseason working toward a different kind of season. After finishing 6-4 last … Continue reading Bellbrook Football makes history with No. 1 ranking
The impact positive habits have on Bellbrook youth
By: Gracelyn Williams Many Bellbrook high schoolers try to find coping strategies to deal with their day to day pressure. Most Bellbrook students play sports and exercise to relieve stress because there are many sports opportunities in Bellbrook. Most teens try to balance between work and staying healthy. “I always try my hardest to get enough sleep and I’m in weight lifting to get my … Continue reading The impact positive habits have on Bellbrook youth
High school students are overworked
By: Gracelyn Williams For many students around the world, it’s normal for them to be used to stressors in their day to day lives. Taylor Tui is a junior who balances work with school. “I balance 30 hours weekly at my job and another 8 hours of school work each day,” Tui said. “Sometimes it can get difficult keeping up with my school work while … Continue reading High school students are overworked
