by Abbie Stokes Recently over Thanksgiving break, I took a trip to the UK for vacation and to look at different universities. One of the cities I visited was Bristol, a port city on the western edge of England. Five Reasons Why Bristol Is Great Food There are a great variety of restaurants in Bristol- and there are many places that are very accommodating for … Continue reading 5 Reasons why you should visit Bristol, England
by Rachel Holbrook A school yearbook is a memorable representation of students’ lives captured on paper. Yearbooks are filled with information, achievements, and memories. As students grow older, they can use these valuable books to show friends and family their experiences. Who makes the Bellbrook High School yearbook? That would be the yearbook staff! It is a class of students who work hard to create … Continue reading Yearbook staff works together to capture a year of memories
by Rachel Holbrook Interview with Junior Emma Deweese regarding Bellbrook Supportive Peers: Question 1: What is the program Supportive Peers? Answer: Supportive Peers is a program that connects special needs students in the district with high school students. Question 2 : How long have you been a supportive peer? Answer: I found out about the program late last school year and began really getting involved … Continue reading Supportive Peers program impacts Bellbrook youth
by Madi Brown With election results steadily flowing in and recounts underway, many people have questions about the process of local races. We contacted Greene County’s Board of Elections Director Alisha Beeler to get more information on questions the community might have. 1) What does the Board arrange to ensure the security of elections in Greene County? The security of elections is of the utmost importance to … Continue reading Greene County Board of Elections breaks down local election processes
By Leanne Beane Who are the Bellbrook Marching Eagles & Color Guard? The Bellbrook Marching Eagles & Color Guard are a group of athletes who use musical and visual elements to create a 5-10 minute performance for entertainment and competition. This year, their show was titled “Out of the Blue” and included musical selections “Rhapsody in Blue” by George Gershwin, “Blue Rondo à la Turk” … Continue reading The Bellbrook Marching Eagles & Color Guard look back on a successful season
By Leanne Beane After winning the previous two playoff games on October 29 and November 5, Bellbrook’s football team advanced to the third round against Tippecanoe High School. This round occurred on November 12 at the neutral site of Sydney High School, an hour away from Bellbrook High School. The game began at 7:00 p.m. with the opposing team, Tippecanoe, winning the coin flip and … Continue reading Bellbrook Football advances to regional finals
By Casey Cross The Bellbrook High School Academic Team has been revived for the winter season. The team is set to participate in meets against other schools starting January 4. Following an uncertain year, the Bellbrook High School Academic Team has returned to activity. Rob Schultz, the organizer of the club along with his wife and fellow teacher, Pamela Schultz, expressed excitement at having the … Continue reading Academic Team returns for winter 2022
By: Joshua Kiefer with contributions from Col. Gangaware The Bellbrook JROTC cadets supported the Veterans Day Breakfast Bell Creek Intermediate school puts on every year. BCI students invited parents, grandparents and family members who are veterans to the school Friday morning, November 12. The veterans took part in a parade which was two laps through the halls and were cheered on by all 3rd and … Continue reading JROTC observe Veterans Day at local intermediate school
By Reagan Morrow The new vaccine called the Pfizer-BioNTech pediatric COVID-19 vaccine is now available for kids 5-11 and our school nurses are preparing for the quarantine rules and how quarantine will change. According to the dashboard published by the district, the elementary schools have had to most amount of confirmed COVID cases in students. Greene County currently has about 21% of the 0-19 age … Continue reading How will the new vaccine affect the quarantine rates at elementary schools?
By Casey Cross The Wright Scholar Research Assistant Program provides exposure to a variety of STEM fields to high school juniors and seniors through a nine-week, paid internship during the summer at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The program has been active since 2002, hiring 708 students from across 109 school districts since its inception. The program allows students to experience working in STEM fields, … Continue reading Wright Scholar Research Assistant program continues for summer 2022
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