by Aly West “If I went out to any of the trash cans in the cafeteria, it would have to be apples, raisins, and any kind of fruit or vegetable being thrown away the most,” Bellbrook Sugarcreek Schools food service general manager, Jennifer Hoehn said. “When the student receives their lunch, there is nothing that we can do about whether you eat it or not.” … Continue reading What actions does the cafeteria take to minimize food waste?
By: Jordan Frantz With the school year coming to a close, will a senior prank at Bellbrook High School be ahead of us? The students and staff are curious as to what this year’s prank will be. According to our principal, pranks can happen within guidelines. “Always check the prank with me,” principal Mr. Hann said. The pranks can’t be destructive, disruptive of classes, and … Continue reading Teachers share their favorite past senior pranks at Bellbrook High School
by Aly West 48% of Americans drink at least one soda a day. Full of excess sugar and harsh chemicals going into your body, soda gives another reason to rot your teeth. Instead, have you considered trying sparkling water? Most sparkling water brands contain little to no sugar and are a much healthier choice. We have several flavors and brands to recommend. Beach Plum In … Continue reading 10 sparkling water flavors you need to try
By: Jordan Frantz During the month of May, many students at Bellbrook High School will take one or many AP tests. The AP tests start May 6 and end May 17 with make-up dates to follow. Though this time may be very stressful for students, the staff and students of Bellbrook High School have many tips and advice for success on these tests. “Don’t wait … Continue reading How to prepare for AP tests
by Aly West Emma Jenkins is the quintessential face of dance. A junior at Bellbrook High School, she does jazz, lyrical, contemporary, ballet, pointe, hiphop, and tap dance styles at Bellbrook Dance Academy. She also specifically competes in jazz, lyrical, and contemporary dance. “I love dancing because it’s a mix of athleticism and art,” Jenkins said. “It gives me a great opportunity to express my … Continue reading BHS students learn through dance
By: Jordan Frantz The first day of spring was March 19. With a new season in full swing comes many new and exciting activities to do. Warmer weather, more sunshine, and a cool breeze hold many opportunities and fun tasks for everyone to do. Outdoor activities If you are someone who enjoys the outdoors, the following can be fun ways to get you outside and … Continue reading Find entertaining spring activities around Dayton
By Liv Whitlock Fear, as per Merriam-Webster, is defined as “an unpleasant, often strong emotion caused by anticipation or awareness of danger.” It is human nature to be fearful. It stems from evolutionary self-preservation techniques and everyone is afraid of something. Whether it’s a fear of failure, embarrassment, or even loss, this primal instinct can spur us into action. “For me, I have a fear … Continue reading What are you afraid of?
By Liv Whitlock As Pi Day (March 14 = 3.14) approaches, it’s time to celebrate everyone’s favorite mathematical constant with a delicious twist – pies! Whether you’re a math whiz or just someone who loves a good dessert, Pi Day is the perfect excuse to indulge. So, grab your rolling pin and let’s embark on a flavorful journey filled with playful pie recipes that will … Continue reading Enjoy pie-tastic Pi Day recipes
by Ben Pursel Quickly approaching is every American’s least favorite time of year—the “spring forward” portion of daylight savings. On March 10 at 2:00 am, we’ll have to say goodbye to the extra hour we’ve come to love so much. First proposed by founding father and prolific scientist Benjamin Franklin as a novel method of cutting back candle consumption, daylight savings would not reach the … Continue reading Daylight Savings: Navigating a divisive American issue
By Liv Whitlock In the spirit of the new year: out with the old, in with the new. And by that I mean, we’re done with New Year’s resolutions in 2024. Billions of people use the new year as a way to better themselves. Most decide to take on bigger projects or totally life-altering changes in habits. “I’m all for self-improvement,” Bellbrook senior Sofie Goodrich … Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions are officially “over” in 2024
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