School board meetings became contentious nationwide in 2021, with activists opposing mask and vaccine mandates and others upset about curriculum initiatives focused on race and racism.
In the Cleveland...
Beachwood voters will select candidates for a number of local offices on Nov. 2 including mayor, city council, school board and Shaker Heights municipal court. The Beachcomber submitted questionnaires...
The Beachwood City School District is planning a reopening of the new and improved natatorium on Sunday, Oct. 24.
The event will begin at 12:30 with small group tours at 1:00 p.m., followed by a formal...
The guidance department presented to an assembly of sophomores and juniors on Oct. 6th about the importance of coping and resilience.
SAY Counselor Heidi Tolchinsky led the assembly.
“Resilience...
The Shaker Heights School Board voted on Tuesday to mandate staff members to get vaccinated. Cincinnati Public Schools approved a rule on Sept. 13 requiring staff to get vaccinated or submit weekly tests.
Beachwood...
The International Students Club was formed last year by senior Ran Duan in order to provide English learning help and a caring community for international students and English Language Learners (ELLs).
According...
The pandemic changed a lot of things last year, including our schedule.
This year’s schedule reverts to a pre-COVID five day week schedule with a few major changes. Though everyone’s happy to be...
On the morning of Sept. 15, BHS English teachers gathered in the Bistro and introduced themselves to new students.
Students and staff members sat laughing and discussing classes over bagels and fruit.
The...
The BHS Leadership Conference was held Sept. 11 and 12 at the high school.
88 students attended.
Students particularly enjoyed the motivational speaker Ted Wiese.
"My favorite part of the program...
On June 27, 2019, Beachwood patrol officer Blake Rogers shot at a 20-year-old Jaquan Jones, who was suspected of stealing a $59 hat fromDillards at the Beachwood Mall.
At the time of the shooting, Jones...
In the past several months, students have seen banners hanging on the light posts outside of Beachwood school buildings. The faces and names rotate monthly to honor the district’s diverse cultures and...
![Because [it is tough for students] coming from other school districts to Beachwood, [it is important for them to] see they’re not the only kid in that situation, and it’s important that they stay on top of their grades," said new student coordinator Cinderella Gray.](https://bcomber.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/7AF75364-6594-4D77-B380-8BEE67C2107E-675x900.jpeg)
