Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Board of Education considers the future of historic Sugarcreek Elementary
By: Claire Cutting The Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Board of Education is facing difficult decisions regarding the future of the old Sugarcreek Elementary School in downtown Bellbrook. The district no longer utilizes the building for educational purposes, and with maintenance costs continuing to increase, the financial burden has become unsustainable. While various organizations, such as the HAM radio club, the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Community Support Center, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, … Continue reading Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Board of Education considers the future of historic Sugarcreek Elementary
Grammys bring conflict and controversy to BHS
by Caroline Polen It had only been weeks since the LA wildfires started in Pacific Palisades, but the Grammys still held their award ceremony in the Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles. It was one of the first major LA events to happen since the devastating wildfires. The award ceremony had many tributes and fundraising opportunities, and they kept it less extravagant this year after … Continue reading Grammys bring conflict and controversy to BHS
From middle school star to high school records holder
By: Jordan Frantz Libby Bunsold’s name has been circulating throughout the community. Whether the talk is about her defense, speed, ability to commit theft every time the opponent is near, or the high intensity she brings to the court, it is no surprise the freshman has gained attention. Attention isn’t something new to Bunsold. She has been performing at a high level since Wee Eagles. … Continue reading From middle school star to high school records holder
Kansas City Chiefs go against Philadelphia Eagles in the 2025 Super Bowl
By: Alexis LeMieux The Super Bowl is the championship game of the National Football League (NFL). It is played by the winners of the league’s American Football Conference and National Football Conference and happens each year in late January or early February. The Super Bowl is popular, and many can agree on their fondness for the event. “I like the Super Bowl because it’s one … Continue reading Kansas City Chiefs go against Philadelphia Eagles in the 2025 Super Bowl
The Bell-High Chapter of NHS taps new inductees
Senior Julia Fleck (blue) pins her younger sister sophomore Lauren Fleck (pink). By: Evi Fromm The Bell-High National Honor Society officers tapped the chapter’s newly accepted inductees during first period on Monday, January 18, at Bellbrook High School. “I was very shocked, but also happy and relieved when my name was called,” new inductee sophomore Kaitlyn Puchalski said. “Submitting my application for NHS took a … Continue reading The Bell-High Chapter of NHS taps new inductees
Filters back on green — does it make a difference?
by Brendan Clementz For the past month, the water filters at water bottle fountains in the school have been at “red” status, and have just now been changed and have gone back to “green.” So what does it take to get the filters changed? Water filter meters on fountains school-wide return to green this week. Bellbrook High School Principal Mr. Hann said, “The district maintenance … Continue reading Filters back on green — does it make a difference?
Students note role of social media in response to the latest CDC mental health report
By Ashtyn Praeter Each year the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) publishes a mental health report for young adults and students, covering issues such as bullying, violence, social media, suicide, depression, and more. This year’s report found mental health issues like depression and suicide attempts have decreased from 2023 to 2024 while safety threats and violence threats increased. There was a slight decrease in the … Continue reading Students note role of social media in response to the latest CDC mental health report
HOSA hosts Masquerade Winter Formal
By: Kaylee Simmons Every year Bellbrook High School has a Winter Formal that all their students have the option to attend and enjoy. Each year there is a different theme and this year that theme is Masquerade. At a masquerade, everyone can wear masks and be really creative with it. Most students love the theme. Students will get a mask with their ticket that they … Continue reading HOSA hosts Masquerade Winter Formal
The Golden Globes don’t draw much attention from students
By: Katie Griffin The Golden Globes have been around for a while, the first ever one held was in 1945 and it has been around ever since. This event recognizes television and film standouts. The award ceremony was hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser this year. This year’s Golden Globe Awards drew 9.3 million viewers, a slight decline compared to 2024, according to Nielsen data reported … Continue reading The Golden Globes don’t draw much attention from students
Bellbrook High School reacts to Ohio State winning the College Football National Championship
by Caroline Polen When Ohio State defeated Notre Dame in the College Football National Championship on January 20, the game gained about 22.1 million views, making it the most-watched non-NFL sporting event. When students and staff at BHS were asked their thoughts on the game, their answers varied. “We only root for the Buckeyes,” English Language Arts teacher Julie Giles said. “We are so happy … Continue reading Bellbrook High School reacts to Ohio State winning the College Football National Championship
