Bermudian Spring High School

I would like to wish everyone safe and happy holiday season. It is hard to believe we are already into the second marking period and Christmas is rapidly approaching. With all the distractions the holiday season can create and as we progress into the marking period, it is crucial students stay focused and on top of their academics. We encourage any student needing extra help to take advantage of the N.E.S.T. . In advance, we thank everyone for their continued support and cooperation.

December 12th is a half day early dismissal due to Teacher Professional Development afternoon. The High School will dismiss at 11:10 AM.

The holiday vacation will formally begin on December 22. Students will resume classes on January 5, 2026.

USE OF CELL PHONES/HEADPHONES/AIRPODS/EARBUDS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS

Use of Cell Phones/Headphones/AirPods/Earbuds on School Grounds -

• Students are permitted to use their cell phones/headphones/AirPods/earbuds before and after school, during their lunch period, and in the hallways between classes.

• During instructional time, devices will be out of sight unless otherwise notified by the teacher.

• The administration will address this at class meetings and each teacher will give their classes a universal reminder of expectations

If a parent must contact a student during the school day due to an emergency, please call the Main Office and the student will be summoned to the office. If a student has an emergency during the school day, they may use the phone in the main office.

Cell phones that are visible may be confiscated with additional discipline as listed below:

1. 1st Offense = Warning

2. 2nd Offense = 1 lunch detention and communication with parent/guardian.

3. 3rd Offense = 1 after school detention and communication with parent/ guardian.

4. Additional Offenses = phone confiscated until the end of the day and possible assignment to STAP. parent/guardian and student conference with the school administration.

This year's Voice of Democracy contest winners:
1: Abigail Myers (Junior)

2: Ella Leatherman (Senior)

3: Mikolay Foursevitch (Senior)

4: Teegan Byers (Senior)

Abigail Myers also took first place in the district competition, and her essay is now moving forward to be judged at the state level!

If you have a child currently in 11th grade his/her completed 11th grade physicals are due by Jan 30th 2026. If you would like to have your child get the physical here at school in the Spring please contact the nurse directly to get the proper form filled out.

If your child drives to school and would need to leave school due to illness, parents will be asked to send an email indicating your child is allowed to leave early and is permitted to drive themselves home.

Nurse’s email: sderiggs@bermudian.org

Healthy Tips For The Season:

• Wash your Hands

• Cover coughs/sneezes

• Avoid touching your face

• Get plenty of sleep

• Eat nutritious food

• Manage stress

• Stay active

• Stay hydrated

• Disinfect surfaces

• Stay home when you are sick-It avoids the spread to others and allows your body to recover.

For more information you can visit:

Health Tips for Parents During Cold/Flu Season

Grade 9:

Distinguished Honor Roll:

Emily Rachel Antoun, Gianna Rose Beaver, Hollis Ward Eger, Madigan Josephina Elliott, Mina Joyce Frantz, Katelin Marie Garling, Koltyn Mark Hermansen, Melvin Cerrito Hernandez, Adalyn Grace Juelich, Andrea Marie Kaiser-Hoover, Ellie Lauren Kirkpatrick, Kira Lenee Klunk, Emily Grace Leader, Elizabeth Kay Lewis, Mia Elizabeth Marchi, Justin Iker Martinez Castaneda, Cole Tristan McIlwee, Riley Sandra McIntyre, Elizabeth Zier Miller, Samuel Robert Nace, Jorja Aileen Noel, Ashley Madison Pritt, Jayden Lamar Rathmell, Owen Alexander Reichard, Kendall Leighann Roomsburg, William Joseph Rupp, Aubrie Nichole Signorello, Vanessa Eryn Starner, Jude Davis Talkington

Honor Roll:

Riley Gareth Ahrens, Ernesto Bladimir Aleman-Hernandez, Chrystal Angeles, Leah Rebecca Barton, Kaden Lee Berwager, Blake Wesley Bolyard, Elayna Ann Boyer, Lorelai Annabelle Breighner, Brooke Leann Church, Patrick Jack Collins, Savannah Emily Corrigan, Cadence Rose Davis, Lucien Paul Diehl, Jaxon James Dupert, Layton Ryan Esaley, Elizabeth Guadalupe Estrada, Madden Saber Frantz, Lillian Sky Gilbert, Anna Gray, Westin Matthew Harrison, Kaleb Andrew Houff, Nathan Isac Keller, Olivia Claire King, Aida Alicia Klinedinst, Sophia Paige Klinedinst, Jacob Clay Knight, Titan Dane Kunkle, Leila Madeline Lebeda, Jocelin Sarai Ledesma-Clapsadl, Mateo Lopez Perez, Laila Valentine Mackey, Heyden James Martin, Ariyanna Mercedes McCray, Reed Andrew Merkel, Addelyn Marie Miller, Isaac Robert Milner, Emma Joy Mitchell, Owen Brex Morrow, Blake Owen Myers, Sawyer Louise Myers, Zachary Todd Myers, Gabriella Suzanne Nimmon, Willow C Parker, Nathaniel Robert Ramsburg, Landon Andres Rivera, Addyson Faith Robertson, Ella Brooklyn Rome, Dean Calvin Ross, Austin Zach Royer, Yesenia Rueda Carmona, Noah Dean Saltzgiver, Brooke Gracelyn Schwebach, Emri Nikole Snyder, Megan Taylor Starner, Trenton Axel Toti, Leyton Elizabeth Turocy, Bryan Enrique Vazquez-Garduno, Elise Kelly Weaver, Kaden James Wenger, Isaac Hoffman Worley, Cordelia Jayne Yost, Patrick James Young, Ryan Scott Ziegler

Grade 10:

Distinguished Honor Roll:

Jacob Alvarez-Reyes, Evan Michael Botterbusch, Paisley Erin Boyer, Emma Grace Chubb, Harper Elizabeth Davis, Liliana Guadalupe Felipe, Isabella Marie Gebhart, Cameron Ronald Hackman, Jake Ryder McCauslin,Gabriella Marie Mowery, AnnaBella Larae Needle, Brynna Noel Nelson, Evelyn Dee Peters, Claire Adele Plumley, Katie Grace Riley, Kendall Leigh Shull, Kierstyn Michelle Thomas,

Griffin Larue Wire

Honor Roll:

Carly Isabel Angeles, Jack Andrew Biles, Braelyn Elizabeth Black, Gavin Armando Bratt, Juel Almaree Carpenter, Victor Manuel Cernas-Martinez, Carlos Adrian Cervantes, Micah Terry Danner, Brodie Mathew Ferrebee, Eleanor Rose Goldhahn, Jonathan Uriel Gonzalez-Ramirez, Lexi Hope Grim, Tristan James Groft, Jackson James Haines, Lily Grace Hann, Theone Erion Hicks, Autumn Marie Hoffman, Ethan Michael Hoover, Rosella Adele Irvin, Riley Elizabeth Jackson, Kyria Shae Jacoby, McKenna Caroline Johnston, Aracelli Ailyn Josefino, Kristopher Thomas Kellner, Tyler Douglas Kunkel, Lyla Yourlane Kyzer, Caidyn Mathew Laughman, Kailee Amirra Lener, Jaxon Frederick Litzinger, Brandon Lopez De Los Santos, Collin Michael Lowry, Parker Louis Marchi, Juan Diego Montes De Oca, Corrin Marie Newcomer, Joshua Benjamin Nimmon, Ethan Ronald Oyler, Adam Franklin Raver, Makayla Ann Reese, Autumn Rylee Rohrbaugh, Guillermo Rosas Flores, Lily Mae Shafer, Aidyn Nowell Shelton, Levi Joseph Smith, Sophie Grace Staub, Easton Michael Tanner, Nathan Andrew Tirado, Kaitlyn Aurora Toti, Anthony Dion Townsend, Noah Frederick Weiser, Colton James White

Grade 11:

Distinguished Honor Roll:

Blaise Robert Alackness, Aubree Lynn Berwager, Emily Calderon-Jimenez, Landon Richard Day, Addison Elise Elliott, Ashlynn Renee Ensor, Alexis Dianne Everett, Ansley Celeste Floyd, Adam David Gerringer, Cameron Awesome Henning, Nylee Lynn Himes, Kali Isabella Kline, Hallie Lynn Knight, Kathryn Ann Lewis, Jessica Lua-Medrano, Cameryn Alessandra McIlwee, Chandler Aedan McNulty, Abigail Renee Myers, Brianah Hope Nelson, Brynn McKenna Nickey, Sedona Bella Orsi, Emma Madalynn Phillips, Lorraine Grace Reever, Gavin Rock Reinert, Elizabeth Emily RojoOlguin, Colt Stephen Rothenhoefer, Amanda Mae Royer, Trey Parker Royer, Makaelyn Rain Speelman, Autumn Leigh Stover, Kennedy Louise Turocy, Jozlynn Ann Willow

Honor Roll:

Julian Aurelio Aguilar-Olayo, Yaretzi Anacleto, Cora Faith Anderson, Michael Dennis Bevenour, Ryan Scott Blevins, Lilianna Justine Carre, Yamileth Cervantes-Ramirez, Maximus Liam Crews, Kylan James Dupert, Destiny Brook Eger, Nestor Andres Flores, Carter Monroe Guise, Isaiah Marvelous Harlan, Maverick Dean Hollabaugh, Maya Ann Hurtado, Eleanor Kristine Keough, Camdyn Rose Kittinger, Levi Eugene Laughman, Yasmine Lynn Mahamadou, Melaniee Carolaeyn Mora Ibarra, Yasmin Elise Murphy, Nathan Michael Ogle, Jamin Brian Orlak, Michelle Pastrana-Garduno, Logan Adam Simpson, Jacob Paul Smith, Jovani Torres, Andres Yadiel Vizcaino-Lucario,

Cole Michael Weikert

Grade 12:

Distinguished Honor Roll:

Anden Jo Michaela Bevenour, Hailee Lynn Bupp, Lily Catharine Chubb, Elaine Katherine Cook, Leila Ann Derieux, Kendyl Noelle Dermota, Alaina Breanne Dunham, Caden Robert Dunham, Mohamed Khalil El Hajji, Maximus James Elliott, Brianna Christine Eyster, Anna Kathryn Foreman, Mikolay Alexander Foursevitch, Hannah Grace Grim, Emma Catherine Guiher, Samuel Nicholas Haley, Linkoln John Heagy, Brayden Daniel Heller, Donovan Dewayne Houck, Sydney Abigail Kuntz, Bryce Michael Laughman, Ella Grace Leatherman, Samantha June Lehman, Reese Taylor Lighty, Mason Andersen Lilley, Tori Mae Livelsberger, Alexandra Lopez-De Los Santos, Layna Jean Lowry, Jacob Stewart Mahone, Savanna Beth Manuel, Summer Elaine Means, Adeline Amber Nelson, Landon Dale Oehmig, Elijah Jacob Osborne, Kiatalyn Elizabeth Peters, Sarah Elaine Reck, Joseph Brian Riley, Alondra Rivera Palomares, Kylie Ann Robinson, Cole Issac Rodgers, Ava Marie Rome, Bailey Heaven Scott, Dru Carson Speelman, Chloe Elizabeth Stuart, Brady George Wallen, Riley Michelle Watts, Rebecca Pauline Williams, Sarah Elizabeth Williams, Matthew Dean Wonders, Brady Michael Zumbrum

Honor Roll:

Kylie Marie Ahlers, Madyson Leighanne Alfree, Josmar Orandi Barrera Sanchez, Tayler Aubrin Bechtel, Eliana Beltran-Alvarez, Mercedes Lynn Boeckel, Erik Joseph Brady, Kane Keagan Browning, Teegan Eugene Byers, Lucas David Campagna, Rebekah Jae Danner, Sophia Mae Flickinger, Abraham Garcia-Reyes, Preston Larue Gladfelter, Brady Paul Harder, Sebastian Daniel Hernandez, Yhair Erik Hernandez, Lane Jennings Hubbard, Emma Louise Hughes, Francisco Jimenez Andres, Landon David Kaltreider, Kylee Rose Kinsler, Dakota Tyler Laughman, Deyanira Fey Ledesma Clapsadl, Nevaeh Lee Lener, Benjamin Wade Leppo, Jordyn Lynn Lobaugh, Addison Jade Madara, Gage Matthew Melhorn, Samuel Christopher Miller, Halleigh Elizabeth Minck, Delaney Madison Mosier, Lucille Annamarie Pittman, Ryder Edwin Powell, Eli Ryder Riley, Morgan Leigh Roomsburg, Evan Eugene Shoop, Hailey Lynn Shull, Addison Rose Signorello, Cassidy Deborah Smith, Lana Michelle Smith, Jeremiah Korbin Spealman, Levi Van Stahl, Victoria Rayne Starner, Vanessa ValtierraGutierrez, Kelsey Anne Vanmetre, Lillian Rene Wallace, Kamerin Michael Weaver, Rylan Andrew Weiant, Haylee Audrey Weigle, Gavin Quinn Whalen, Nicholas Angelo Williams, Katelyn Diana Willow, Sladen Justin Wolf, Lucas Allen Wright, Ayanna Elizabeth Marie Wyatt, Hayden Yacoviello-Andrus, Carly Madeline Youker, Kami Jade Zartman

Students who did not score Proficient or Advanced on one or more of the Spring 2025 Keystone Exams (Literature, Algebra, Biology) will be scheduled to retest during the Winter Keystone testing window. The testing dates are as follows:

• Literature: December 4th & 5th

• Algebra: December 8th & 9th
  

• Biology: December 10th & 11th

High school is a period of time during which students are presented with greater responsibility. Because of expanded independence at home, developing social relationships, obligations at work, commitment to extracurricular activities, and academic challenges, students must confront many trials. Although most students can successfully deal with the pressures of high school, many resort to drugs and alcohol as an escape; others develop severe depression. Students who have difficulty handling the responsibilities presented to them during high school need support, encouragement, and understanding. This assistance is provided through the Bermudian Springs High School Student Assistance Program. For additional information, please contact the HS Guidance Office.

Cora Anderson, Tayler Bechtel, Michael Bevenour, Teegan Byers, Avery Cooley, Harper Davis, Madigan Elliott, Alexis Everett, Miles Gould, Lexi Grim, Lane Hubbard, Leila Lebeda, Reese Lighty, Alexandra Lopez De Los Santos, Cole Mcllwee, Riley Powers, Adam Raver, Jackson Reindollar,

Alex Scheiterlein, Lana Smith, Jeremiah Spealman, Jovani Torres, Rebecca Williams, and

Brady Zumbrum

The Class of 2026 is excited to be planning their Senior Trip to Great Wolf Lodge for TWO nights (May 20-22). We will be enjoying the water park, going to Busch Gardens, and visiting Williamsburg. All meals except for lunches will be included as well as the lodging, charter bus, and tickets to all attractions! We still need to earn some money, but we are confident that we can do it and keep the cost at no more than $75 per student. We will be having several fundraisers after the holidays to help us reach our goal. Please consider participating or donating so that we can meet our goal for this INCREDIBLE trip. We are planning a sandwich sale early next year. We will be collecting the first payment of $20 and a commitment to attend the trip in January. Have a wonderful holiday season!!!!

Safe2Say Something is a youth violence prevention program run by the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General. The program teaches youth and adults how to recognize warning signs and signals, especially within social media, from individuals who may be a threat to themselves or others and to “say something” BEFORE it is too late. With Safe2Say Something, it’s easy and confidential to report safety concerns to help prevent violence and tragedies.

Here’s how it works:

• Submit an anonymous tip report through the Safe2SaySomething system
• Crisis center reviews, assesses and processes all submissions
• Crisis center sends all submissions to school administration and/or law enforcement for intervention
• If needed, crisis center may contact tipster anonymously through the app

Check out the website if you would like more information: Safe 2 Say

https://988lifeline.org/

988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), and is now active across the United States.

When people call, text, or chat 988, they will be connected to trained counselors that are part of the existing Lifeline network. These trained counselors will listen, understand how their problems are affecting them, provide support, and connect them to resources if necessary.

The previous Lifeline phone number (1-800-273-8255) will always remain available to people in emotional distress or suicidal crisis.

The Lifeline’s network of over 200 crisis centers has been in operation since 2005, and has been proven to be effective. It’s the counselors at these local crisis centers who answer the contacts the Lifeline receives every day. Numerous studies have shown that callers feel less suicidal, less depressed, less overwhelmed and more hopeful after speaking with a Lifeline counselor.