by Emily Bunsold Sometimes, kids need people to look up to, someone to be a role model for them and help them down the right path, kind of like an older sibling would do. And that’s exactly what Big Brother, Big Sister aims to do. Big Brother, Big Sister is a club a Bellbrook High school where every Tuesday, a handful of high school kids make … Continue reading Big Brother, Big Sister
by Adele Hardwick Bellbrook’s Partnerships for Success (PfS) students made a benefit of Hat Day for Payne Sigman’s family on Tuesday, March 18. Each student in the Bellbrook High School that wore a hat during this day gave a dollar donation. The PfS organization have a limitless goal, since every donation will help this family, but have raised $174.73 to date. Mr. Parks’s class raised … Continue reading BHS Wears Hats to Support Sigman Family
by Mitch Powers Continue reading Senioritis in Its Natural Habitat
by Emily Caruso BHS celebrates artists throughout the district with its annual art festival. Continue reading BHS Holds Annual Art Show
by Emily Bunsold Homework Help is a program run at Bellcreek Intermediate where every Monday and Thursday at 2:30, students from the high school make their way across the street to help kids practice good study habits who struggle with homework or are unorganized in their school work. When the high school students first arrive, they must sign in to get credit for their service … Continue reading Bellbrook Club Helps Kids with Their Homework
by Adele Hardwick A Bellbrook troop of Girl Scouts, Bridget Richard, Kate Havlicek, Emily Horne, Kate Barton, and Kristen Cross, are in the constructive phase of their Gold Award to reach their next rank of Ambassadors. Each scout must identify a problem in her community that she wishes to fix then create a plan to develop the issue. Havlicek realizes the influence that music has upon young … Continue reading Bellbrook Girl Scouts Begin Gold Award Projects
by Emily Bunsold There’s a plethora of different fundraisers during the course of the school year at Bellbrook High that help toward many great causes. One in particular would be Bellbrook’s Pasta for Pennies. This amazing organization gives money to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, helping patients who struggle with the disease. Bellbrook asks that its students get involved by donating whatever they can to help … Continue reading Fundraiser to Help Leukemia Lymphoma Society Ends
by Emily Caruso 1. Choose classes carefully Fill your senior year with classes that fit your individual interests. Only take AP classes if they interest you and you know that you can do well in them all while still challenging yourself. Colleges receive a copy of your senior year schedule, and the last thing they want to see is that you’re spending tax dollars on … Continue reading Ten Things I Wish I was Told Before My Senior Year
by Maria Gerbic Bellbrook Boys’ Basketball ended their season in the first tournament round to Ponitz, a tough way to end a great season. The team finished 2nd in the league, with a record of 14-6 and 9-3 in the SWBL division. The notable victories were to Xenia’s D1 team and Oakwood, league rivals who were twice defeated by Bellbrook. Many didn’t have great expectations … Continue reading Bellbrook Boys’ Basketball Playing4Payne
by Emily Bunsold More than a month after the crash that landed Bellbrook Junior, Payne Sigman, in a coma, things have been turning for the best. For the latest updates, see the journal on Caring Bridge, written by his mom (and Bellbrook Middle School principal) Jenness Sigman. Since Payne’s accident, Bellbrook community have done whatever they can to support the Sigman family and some of … Continue reading Day 26 of Bellbrook Student’s Coma
