Summers’ family owned almost 200 acres. His jobs included planting and harvesting crops such as corn, oats and wheat. He tended to the cattle, and in the summer he baled hay.
In recent years, Beachwood’s population of students from immigrant families has increased, along with the number of countries these students represent.
According to census data from 2000, Beachwood’s...
For three BHS alumni, election night 2014 was one to remember.
Armond Budish, Class of 1971, Francine Goldberg, Class of 1982, and Josh Mandel, Class of 1996, all succeeded in their bid for election...
Dalia Zullig, Online Editor-in-Chief
• December 16, 2014
After a number of highly-publicized police shootings in recent months, many have begun to question the accountability of local governments to their African-American residents.
According to State Senator...
The City of Beachwood, founded in 1915, marks its 100th anniversary this year with twelve events scheduled every month of the year.
Greg Perry’s Excel TECC marketing class is getting involved in the...
It’s 11:30 on a Thursday morning. As BHS students scramble to put away lunch trays and make it to 7/8th period, junior Bracha Goldstein is clear, deliberate and focused. She has a job to do.
Bracha...
Running from November 15 through March 15 at The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Propaganda examines how the Nazis used propaganda to get their agenda across to the...
“I have to wake up at 6:00 a.m. every day,” sophomore Jacob Belleli said. “It’s not ideal. It’s a struggle to get out of bed in order to have enough time to make it to school.”
In an informal...
We talked to a group of BHS freshmen about their transition to ninth grade. Many feel challenged by the high school curriculum, but they are positive in their outlook.
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A typical Beachwood student’s summer consists of lots of late nights, sleep and hanging around with friends. Not exactly a lot of productivity.
While many of us stayed in Beachwood, three sophomores...
On a rainy May morning, at the storm drain behind the cafeteria, a mother duck stood helpless. All her ducklings were trapped beneath the iron grate, and she had no way of retrieving them. She eyed the...
The year was 1962.
It marked the start of Johnny Carson’s 30-year run of hosting NBC’s The Tonight Show. A new car could be purchased for $2,500, and the gas to fill it, on average, cost $0.25 per...
