I. A Life-Changing Moment
Taylor woke up on a sunny, beautiful morning in May of her senior year, 2018. She made herself breakfast, running slightly behind schedule. Taylor drove herself to school, not...
We encounter artificial intelligence (AI) every day on our phones and computers. This technology can really help us as its capabilities grow, but it could also be dangerous.
Currently, companies are...
The school district has placed fake coyotes on the high school and middle school grounds to ward off geese.
The plastic decoys have no set location.
“We’ve noticed [in mid-April] that the geese...
The BHS Solid Gold show choir is planning to perform at this year’s White & Gold talent show on April 13.
In addition to individual performances from each member, the group plans to sing “Somebody...
With second semester beginning, juniors are preparing to take the ACT and SAT exams. Here are some tips to help prepare.
Format:
Both exams test topics that students have learned through core classes...
High school bathrooms have become hot spots for vaping during school hours. In recent years, e-cigarettes, or vaping, has replaced burned cigarettes as a source of nicotine for teens.
Assistant Principal...
In early December, a group of student writers and artists sat in a circle in English teacher Evan Luzar’s room while images were projected onto the whiteboard.
Students wrote pieces or made sketches,...
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...
![“I think [the coyotes have] made a difference because there are no geese nesting in a couple of areas of the school that they usually do,” Asst. Principal Ryan Patti said.](https://bcomber.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/DSC_1950-900x600.jpg)
