Beachwood held the second student-run Many Cultures, One Bison Summit at BHS on Wednesday, March 22.
Beachwood Middle School held its summit the following day.
The first summit took place in...
The loud siren of an emergency drill screamed through the hallways at the beginning of third period on Thursday, March 16.
Most students stayed inside the building, but in the English hallway, many...
Matthew Brown was selected as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer for the Beachwood City Schools on March 9. At the Board of Education meeting on March 13, Brown was officially voted in.
Brown replaces...
Staff members felt that too many kids were hanging out in the hallway this fall when they should have been in class.
They turned to technology for a solution with a new digital hall pass, implemented...
The Science Olympiad team placed second overall in the regional tournament March 4 at Baldwin Wallace University, qualifying for the state tournament to be held April 29 at Ohio State University.
The...
As the sun came up on Jan. 1, many BHS students saw a glut of advertisements for online sports gambling appear on their social media.
Sophomore Michael Karas was one of the students who noticed the...
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on Sept. 6 to recognize the validity of the disputed agreement to share Chagrin Highlands tax revenue between the Beachwood City School District and Warrensville Heights City...
The upcoming school year of 2023-2024 will mark the first time the Beachwood City Schools will recognize the Asian holidays of Diwali, Lunar New Year and Eid al-Fitr.
On Lunar New Year (February 9,...
The Beachwood Board of Education voted on Nov. 28 to move forward with a plan to renovate the Fairmount Elementary School building and rebuild both Hilltop and Bryden Elementary School buildings.
Fairmount...
Ohio voters went to the polls on Nov. 8 to deliver a big win for the Republican Party. Senator J.D. Vance beat Democratic candidate Tim Ryan for the US Senate seat, and three new Republicans won Ohio Supreme...
Republicans increased their supermajority in the Ohio legislature on Tuesday, making it likely that they will soon move forward with their education agenda, including a scattershot of bills aimed at restricting...
Jack Soroka, Social Media Manager
• October 30, 2022
After two years of living in the shadow of COVID-19, many people resumed a pre-pandemic lifestyle this past summer. But just as fear of COVID lifted, another disease came to light: Monkey Pox.
As...
![When you either scan the QR code or use the link in Google Classroom, you fill out the form, and that form timestamps on a Google spreadsheet that [administrators] and teachers have access to what time a student signs out,” social studies teacher Joe Petraiuolo said.](https://bcomber.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_3394-660x900.jpg)
![[HB 616] would have an impact on [whether] students feel comfortable expressing themselves or even their identities in the classroom, and that’s not a direction I want to go in, School Board President Megan Walsh said.](https://bcomber.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Local-Vs-State-Article-1-900x675.png)
