By: Gabe Woods Bellbrook High School’s Prom will be held at Top of the Market on April 11, a switch from past years at Carillon Park’s event hall. “We chose the new location primarily because the old location was getting too expensive,” Mrs. Buedel-Herrman said. “This location is a great size, it has a lot of fun character, and will be a great place for … Continue reading “Midnight in Manhattan” is coming to Bellbrook High School
By: Aly West Nineteen seniors will be showcasing their artwork inside the atrium cubbies on April 18 from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Students will be able to feature their artwork throughout previous art classes and personal projects. Senior Natalie Recher has been taking art at the high school since her freshman year and has participated in Career Art, Art 1, 2, 3 and is currently in … Continue reading Bellbrook High School art show highlights senior artwork
By: Alexis LeMieux The Supportive Peers Spring Fling event happened on April 4. “We had it our very first year. So this will be the fifth year of the program,” Supportive Peers organizer Tess Rivero said. This year, the event took place at Bellbrook High School between 10 am and 12 pm. You did not have to be a Supportive Peers Member to attend, and … Continue reading Supportive Peers plan out Easter Spring Fling event
By: Calle Caldwell Bellbrook High School’s National Honor Society (NHS) held its yearly induction ceremony to initiate its new members on March 17. Sixty total juniors and sophomores were all chosen to be members of NHS for demonstrating academic excellence, commitment to community service, and involvement in the community. The new NHS members will be fully active in the coming 2026-2027 school year. In NHS, … Continue reading National Honor Society welcomes sixty new members
By Nolan Sickels There is one question when March rolls around and that’s who is going to be a bracket buster and who is going to win it all. March also uncovers which players will raise their draft stock. Some of the favorites in the NCAA March Madness men’s basketball tournament are teams like Michigan, Duke, Arizona, Florida, and Houston. But the magic from March … Continue reading March Madness is a favorite of fans
By: Karsyn Phillips Bellbrook High School is officially moving into a new era of athletics and student wellness. District officials recently confirmed plans for a state-of-the-art weight room facility designed to accommodate a growing number of student-athletes and physical education classes. The new idea, which carries an estimated weight of $1.25 million, marks a significant upgrade for the Eagles. Unlike many traditional school renovations, this … Continue reading Bellbrook breaking ground on new training facility
By: Emma Dabell Some Bellbrook swimmers had a successful season. They had their preliminary swims on Friday and finals on Saturday, February 28. Sophomore Michelle Dean came home with a silver and bronze medal from her events. Dean has been swimming for most of her life and has continued to work hard to improve. “I’ve been swimming competitively since I was about seven years old,” … Continue reading Bellbrook swimmers take placements at State
By Caroline Cope As spring break approaches, Bellbrook students and their families are preparing and finalizing their spring break vacation plans. The most popular destination for Bellbrook students — especially upperclassmen — is Siesta Key in Florida, which is located just south of Tampa. Siesta Key is a gorgeous white-sand beach, and the average March and April temperatures range from the mid 70s to the … Continue reading What is Bellbrook’s infatuation with Siesta Key?
By: Cate Eberly Academic Team bested multiple rounds of competition to claim the 2026 SWBL title on Saturday, February 29. For most, trivia is reserved for game nights or phone apps. For the Academic Team, it’s a timed and intense team effort. Each match is divided into five rounds covering 10 academic categories including topics such as literature, science, current events, and geography. Most questions … Continue reading Academic team beings home SWBL league championship
By: Alexis LeMieux Senior year is a stressful time for many between college applications, staying on top of work, and participating in extracurriculars and other events. Through the right preparations, the process can be all the more easier. “As much as you can, enjoy the process,” Bellbrook High School counselor Andy Hartley said. “I would say to take your time and look at all the … Continue reading How to commit to college stress free
