by: Bradley Jager With Homecoming just a few days away many students still have questions about the dance. Here are some answers. When and where is it?This year’s homecoming is Saturday, October 9 from 7-10 pm at the Bellbrook Miami Valley South stadium. Will there be a cow?Despite attempts by many students, we will not have a cow at this year’s Homecoming. What food will … Continue reading What you need to know about Hometown Homecoming 2021
by Casey Cross Over the month of September, a persistent pest has affected those who eat outside during lunch periods at Bellbrook High School: yellow jackets. Every day, these wasps, numbering usually between two to ten, have made outdoor eating among friends a tiresome affair. With the approach of fall, yellow jackets are set to become more aggressive and more numerous. Scott Famous, executive board … Continue reading Yellow jackets invade at lunch
by Abbie Stokes Welcome to the first edition of the Byrd’s Nest! This will be the first of many articles going over the submissions from the Byrd’s Nest Questionnaire, a place for students to submit any and all questions for Bellbrook Seniors to answer questions and give out advice. Q1: What do you think is the best way to study? A: Studies show that the … Continue reading Byrd’s Nest Vol. 1: Great Beginnings!
by Rachel Holbrook Why did you choose to be part of the Bellbrook Golf Team? Answer: I played in the junior golf program throughout middle school which was held by Coach Scohy of the high school team. How long have you played golf? Answer: I have been playing golf for 4 years now. Who or what inspired you to play the sport? Answer: I don’t … Continue reading Sam Wellbaum shares his golf experience
By: Joshua O. Kiefer A trend on TikTok called the “devious lick” has students stealing from schools. Students steal from small stuff on teachers’ desks to whole toilets and sinks. This started September 1 when a kid posted a video on TikTok of him pulling a school soap dispenser out of his backpack. According to CBS News, two Twin City schools in Minnesota have already … Continue reading TikTok “Devious Licks” cause security scale-ups for schools
by Kasie Fisher On August 18, 2021, Bellbrook students returned back to school, and while many children were anxious to see their friends, teachers, parents, and student drivers were anxious about getting to school on time. Community members trying to drive on Upper Bellbrook Road from the times of 7:30 am to 8:30 am were in dead stop traffic due to the newly designed pick … Continue reading Traffic causes headaches on first day back to school
by Rachel Holbrook Question 1: What position do you play? Answer: I am a setter on the varsity volleyball team. Question 2: Out of all sports, why did you choose to play volleyball? Answer: Volleyball is such a team sport and really unites all of the players on and off the court. The energy that comes from everyone on the team is amazing to feel … Continue reading Volleyball Varsity setter Grace Krane talks unity, family, and relentless pursuit
By: Reagan Morrow In spring 2020, the Bellbrook theatre planned a production of Peter Pan with Ms. Jergens and Mr. Castle directing. The pandemic, levy failure, and career changes have brought new directors and a new show that has never been done before at Bellbrook schools. New directors Alexis Breese, a former Bellbrook student, has been acting since the age of 7. Breese went to … Continue reading Bellbrook theater returns after a year away
by Madi Brown Members of the community stand outside Stephen Bell Elementary School before School Board meeting on September 9. Picture by Madi Brown. On September 9, the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek School District Board of Education met for a scheduled meeting to discuss the possibility of moving forward with mask mandates as a result of a rapidly growing number of students testing positive and quarantined due to … Continue reading Bellbrook Board of Education considers mask mandates
by Khacor Tigner The Class of 2020 are all set out to do some amazing things in their lives. Four seniors responded to questions in an Instagram story to showcase what’s next for the class of 2020. Jada Murphy, senior class vice president, said, “After high school I plan on going to Bowling Green State University to further my education. My goal is to become … Continue reading What’s next for the 2020 class?
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