The Beachcomber

Student Council Executive Board Officers Elected

Eli Posa and So Eun Kang • March 20, 2024

The election for the 2024-25 Student Council Executive Board was held on Monday, Feb. 26. Shreya Chellu was elected executive board president; Ida Chang was elected vice president, Lyndia Zheng was...

Student Council Exec Board Leaders Elected For 2018-19 School Year

Prerna Mukherjee, News Editor • February 28, 2018

Student Council’s Executive Board elections were held on Friday, Feb. 23. Junior Jing-Jing Shen was elected President, along with Sydney Leikin as Executive Vice President, sophomore Lena Leland as...

How Does Student Council Plan For the Year?

Ofek Hyer, Staff Writer • September 12, 2016

Student Council members gathered in the community room for their annual retreat on the morning of Sunday, Aug. 14 to work on team-building and plan for the year. The program ran from 10 am to 8 pm. Student...

Student Council Kicks Off New Fundraiser For Cancer

Naomi Grant, Arts & Life Editor • April 27, 2015

About 50 BHS students turned out on Sunday, April 26 for a Kick it For Cancer kickball tournament. According to kick-it.org, this organization was established in Chagrin Falls when a 10-year-old boy...

School Nutrition Regulations Take Effect at BHS

Grant Gravagna, News Editor • October 21, 2014

Food sold in schools must be a “whole grain-rich” grain product, have a fruit, vegetable, dairy product or protein food as its “first ingredient,” or be a “combination food” that contains at least ¼ cup of fruit and/or vegetable.

A New Spin on Old BHS Traditions

Reid Gobieski & Cathy Perloff • August 29, 2014

Student Council is planning to make dramatic changes this year, including revamping the traditions of Snoball and Spirit Week, as well as making key organizational changes. Executive Board President...

Student Council Should Have a Greater Voice

Beachcomber Staff • April 30, 2014

It may be reasonable for students to have less policy-making power than adults, due to their relative immaturity. What is not reasonable is that students get no voice at all.