BHS welcomed therapy dogs from Therapy Dogs International on Wednesday, Dec. 19 to help relieve the stress of exams for staff and students.
The community room was the place to be.
Therapy pets...
In 1992, Jamie Lader walked the BHS hallways as a graduating senior. Now he walks them as a teacher.
Lader reflects on his years as a high school student. He says they had more freedom than students...
It has only been 15 years since Carrie Shapiro graduated from BHS.
She has enjoyed teaching Beachwood students since she was hired four years ago as an English teacher.
“Teaching in Beachwood...
The number of foreign students at U.S. colleges has dropped since 2016, but BHS is lucky enough to have a foreign exchange student this year.
Meet Julian Valdivia, a sophomore at BHS who will return...
Students entering the BHS atrium this year may notice a large banner plastered on the wall above the attendance office.
The words “You Matter” are painted across the banner with a heart and ribbon...
The Beachwood Family Aquatic Center is a summertime favorite of 16-year-old sophomore Bartu Hatipoglu, who is diagnosed with autism.
You have probably seen him in the BHS hallways or at the pool holding...
In 2015, The Ohio Department for Higher Education instituted a new program called College Credit Plus (CCP), which allows students as young as 7th grade to take courses at colleges such as Tri-C, Cleveland...
Sudden changes in immigration policy implemented earlier this year by the Trump administration have had major repercussions for many immigrants living in the US, as well as for their families.
In addition...
Staff writer Jacob Borison asks Principal Tony Srithai to reflect on his first year as principal.
Borison: What was your proudest moment during your first year as BHS principal?
Srithai: I’d have...
Following graduation, the class of 2018 can now focus on selecting courses, buying supplies, and finding a roommate for next year. For juniors, the process is just beginning.
We asked guidance counselors...
In Chinese teacher Ai-Lan Lin’s classroom, you don’t just learn about Chinese food: You make it.
The Chinese 2 class held an Iron Chef competition on Thursday, April 19.
In the class, students...
Maya Neyman and additional reporting by Prerna Mukherjee & Amelia Port
• March 23, 2018
The Beachwood Schools, Beachwood’s Marketing Excel Tech program, and community partners, alarmed at the rise of racial tension among students, collaborated to create the One Bison campaign.
On Feb....
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