Purple team dominates this year’s PowerPuff game
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Students share ideas for decorating your room
by Kacy Solomon Continue reading Students share ideas for decorating your room
The Dairy Shed is back!
by Reese McBride It’s back! The Bellbrook business Dairy Shed has officially opened its doors for the 2024 season and its sign on Bellbrook Plaza Road displays the menu. Many locals anticipate this day after the little shop closes in the fall and they flock to the place after it has opened its sliding windows each spring. Dairy Shed has been in Bellbrook since 1975 … Continue reading The Dairy Shed is back!
BHS teachers share their favorite movies
by Sam Vine Teachers spend long hours prepping lessons, working with students, and grading. Like many of us, they enjoy a break, too, with an escape into a movie. EagleView News interviewed several BHS teachers and staff and asked, “What’s your favorite movie, and why?” How many staff love The Princess Bride? Who loves Step Brothers? Watch the video to find out! Continue reading BHS teachers share their favorite movies
Class of 2023 shows future athletic promise
by EagleView News staff Sixteen members of the Bellbrook High School Class of 2023 have committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level. Of these 16 student-athletes, 11 are multi-sport athletes and three of these 11 have played three sports here at BHS. Emma Deweese, Marietta College LacrosseLuke Driskell, Heidelberg University Baseball Kelley Griffin, University of Mount Union BasketballLauren Kinzeler, Midway … Continue reading Class of 2023 shows future athletic promise
Unrealistic social media standards can lead to FOMO and depleting mental health in teens
by Grace Krane, Madi Miller, and Riley Hodges With every snap of a picture and buzz of a phone, social media targets teens while inadvertently instilling fear. The Centers For Disease Control’s recent announcement of an increase in the number of teenagers experiencing intense sadness has given rise to the effects of social media on mental health (CDC). According to the Children’s Bureau, the average … Continue reading Unrealistic social media standards can lead to FOMO and depleting mental health in teens
Sugar Maple returns after a two-year hiatus
by Savannah Higley, Abbie Stokes, Casey Cross, and Kolton Schwartz Continue reading Sugar Maple returns after a two-year hiatus
Securing the Cyber-Realm
by Kai Delsing “There are only two types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those that will be.” – Robert Mueller By 2020, the number of devices connected to the internet is projected to be 75 billion, as stated by SafeAtLast. In order to stay safe in this threatening cyber-realm, we need to be cyber-secure. We all boast that we will never be … Continue reading Securing the Cyber-Realm
Grad Party Season Tips
By: Sydney Krane As a senior this year, I have had the past couple years to go to as many graduation parties as I could, wishing all my upperclassmen friends good luck as they moved on to their futures away from Bellbrook High School. Here are my tips for my classmates and underclassmen as grad party season approaches: Make a schedule/ Mark your calendars … Continue reading Grad Party Season Tips
Calling All Podcasters
By: Sydney Krane Have you ever heard a podcast that you just couldn’t turn off? Do you have a passion for the news but want a different way to share those fascinating stories? Have people told you that you have a nice radio voice? Well then, maybe podcasting is in your future. In addition to Bellbrook High School’s newspaper, EagleView News, there is also a … Continue reading Calling All Podcasters
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