The guidance office will begin scheduling for next year in the next few weeks. Current juniors will be scheduled first, followed by freshmen and sophomores. Guidance counselors encourage students to strive...
The incidence of anxiety and depression in high school and college students has increased dramatically in recent years.
Researchers found a 37% increase in major depressive episodes among teens from...
AP Economics teacher Pam Ogilvy ran the Indianapolis Marathon on Nov. 4.
This is not the first time Ogilvy has completed a 26.2 mile race; it's her sixth time across the finish line.
“I started...
Sophomore 'Goosie' Gabe Stern has been designing and selling his own unique apparel since he was in sixth grade.
“I made my first shirt with custom ink on a pink t-shirt with yellow text,” he said....
The classroom is dark, the only source of light being the big windows on the back wall. Thin rays of light shine through X-ray scans of biological specimens.
A cart stacked with microscopes stands beside...
Beachwood students completed computerized end-of-course exams last month.
The exams, designed by the American Institutes of Research (AIR), assess student skills across grade levels. In high school,...
Students in Model U.N. meet twice a week beginning in the fall to practice research, writing, problem-solving and public speaking.
Students prepare for conferences by researching and discussing international...
It was that time year again: trees began to shed their leaves and moms frantically buttoned their kids up in big coats. In crowded gyms across Northeast Ohio, wrestling season had begun.
Bison wrestlers...
On Thursday, April 27, author Marcus Sedgwick spoke in the BHS auditorium.
Principal Reed briefly discussed his love of reading as a child before introducing junior Abbey Brewer, library club President,...
According to the U.S. Dept. of Commerce (DOC), women hold nearly half of all jobs in the United States, but less than 25% of jobs related to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The Economics...
Betsy DeVos was confirmed by the Senate on Feb. 7 to the position of Secretary of Education, with the tie-breaking vote cast by Vice President Mike Pence.
At her confirmation hearing DeVos demonstrated...
