Beverly Hills Middle School News

Mr. Wayne Remmey, Principal

Mrs. Morgan Fuller, Assistant Principal

Mr. David Robinson, 8th Grade Assistant Principal

Mr. Aaron Smith, 7th Grade Assistant Principal

Mrs. Jillian Giongo, 6th Grade Assistant Principal

1400 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, PA 19082

(610) 626-9317

BHMS Website: https://www.upperdarbysd.org/bhms

6th Grade

Ricardy Petit

Uzair Butt

Royal Cupitt

Amadahi Gonzalez Romero

7th Grade

Jihnaa Alshabazz

Farrah Yafondo

Hadi Muqadas

Mohammad Rahaman Rehman

8th Grade

M'mahawa Al-Soumah

Alejandro Ibarbo Caguas

Five of our outstanding students had the unique opportunity to shadow our administrators for the day, gaining valuable insight into leadership and school operations. It was a rewarding experience for all!

BH math classrooms proudly celebrated Pi Day on March 14th with exciting activities and competitions!

Ms. Rush's classes participated in an impressive memorization challenge.

In 6th Grade, the winner was Bintou Konneh who memorized 64 digits of Pi

and the runner up was Aria Chambers who memorized 51 digits.

In 7th Grade, the winner was Mohammad Reham who memorized 121 digits of Pi

and the runner up was Colleen Cowan who memorized 118 digits.

In 8th grade, the winner was Nourou Guisse who memorized 68 digits of Pi

and the runner up was Terrance Turner who memorized 45 digits.

Magisterial District Judge Christopher Mattox recently visited students in Gifted Seminar and Youth Court to talk about his role in the judicial system. Students had the opportunity to learn about the work of a judge and asked many thoughtful questions during the discussion. It was a great learning experience for our students!

On Friday, January 23, seventh- and eighth-grade Gifted Seminar students participated in the 1st Annual Keystone Competition at the Delaware County Intermediate Unit in Morton, Pennsylvania. This one-day STEM challenge invited teams to design a change that could improve their school community. BHMS was proudly represented by Idris Isaaka, Angela Liu, Mohammad Muntasim Rahaman Rehan, Kyra Thompson, and Rose Westrope.

After brainstorming and problem-solving, teams built prototypes using materials such as cardboard, plastic bottles, popsicle sticks, and straws, along with shared tools. BHMS students tackled the Environment and Sustainability challenge by proposing a plan to transform the school courtyard into a garden, using the produce to make organic smoothies in the cafeteria and composting the byproducts to create a sustainable cycle. The team earned second place for their innovative idea—great work, Royals!