On the day after spring break, the cafeteria would normally be bursting with student gossip, but due to a new policy, students will have to go elsewhere to chat with friends.
Starting Monday April 2,...
As the tragedy of the Chardon shooting unfolded last month, BHS students and staff learned that even though the shooting occurred 25 miles from Beachwood, our community was also affected.
On the morning...
After an emergency meeting held Jan. 25th, the Beachwood School District approved a $150,000 dollar purchase of two properties adjacent to the Richmond Road entrance to BHS. The two properties are approximately...
“We’re building a robot, and it’s going to be really cool,” said Junior Eric Novick.
Indeed, the robotics team has been building a robot to enter the Buckeye Regional competition this March....
The BHS Green Dream has teamed up with extreme adventurer Katie Spotz in order to provide clean drinking water to rural areas in Kenya. Marketing students are collecting donations in plastic bottles in...
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Beachwood students and staff prepare to make it special.
Junior Dionte Baskerville said that he has been alone in the past, but this year will be different.
“My...
Construction has become a part of our lives here at BHS. We can see it, hear it and once in a while, we have no choice but to work around it. Many have noticed the removal of drop ceilings and floor tiles...
In addition to attending academy sessions and cookies, cocoa and cramming, BHS students use their own approaches to study for finals and cope with stress.
The Beachcomber interviewed a group of BHS...
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• January 11, 2012
The BHS Debate team has continued to place top speakers at local and national tournaments.
The team placed first in Chamber A, B and C of the Congressional Invitational held in December at BHS. In...
On the afternoon of Monday, Dec. 19, the DAC scholars held a Kwanzaa celebration at the middle school.
Co-adviser Patte Bettis-Eddie explained that Kwanzaa is not religious, as many people think. It...
American Sign Language students and teacher Sharon Weisman hosted the annual ASL party on Dec. 13.
Senior Maxie Novinc, a student in the ASL class said, “It’s for the hard of hearing and the...
