"B" Informed

Students will not have school on Monday, November 2nd to allow staff to participate in professional development. Students will not have school on Tuesday, November 3rd because of parent/teacher conferences. Classes will resume on Wednesday, November 4th. Please click HERE to view the complete academic calendar.

Polls will be open on election day from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. Click HERE to find your polling location. Registered voters can also cast their ballot early at the Medina County Board of Elections. Click HERE for more information about early voting hours.

Nominated by the World Language Department, Rylan Sheets stands out as an active community member and a leader in the classroom, on the field, and in the pool. Rylan takes a mix of Honors, AP, and College Credit Plus (CCP) courses and has challenged herself by completing BHS's full Spanish curriculum. She serves as the captain of both the high school soccer and swim teams. Highly active in volunteer work, Rylan is a Senior Class Officer and a member of AP&We, SALT, National Honor Society (NHS), and LINK, while also volunteering for local sports programs and events. Rylan plans to continue her academics and swimming career in college, working toward her goal of becoming a Pediatric Occupational Therapist.

Nominated by the Music Department, Breigh Worsencroft is recognized as a true leader in the Brunswick community. She maintains a rigorous academic schedule, taking Honors, AP, and CLEP courses, and has completed the full Project Lead The Way (PLTW) curriculum. Outside the classroom, Breigh earned the rank of Eagle Scout, completing a project to help organize the shoe storage for the Marching Blue Devils. She is in her second season as Drum Major for the Marching Blue Devils and is active in Youth State Leadership, VOFT, Brass Choir, and Pit Orchestra. She is also a four-year member of the high school swim team, a 10-year equestrian, and has traveled to New Mexico to support a local ranch through her community service work. Following graduation, Breigh plans to attend Ohio University to major in Nursing, with aspirations to specialize in Respiratory Therapy or Oncology.

6th Grade: Ella Banes, Austin Stehlin Barnett, Daniyal Bhatti, Fiona Cardwell, Hannah Casto, Elyse Chen, Avery Cioletti, Eli Deditch, Maddie DiFrancesco, Blake Ditty, Brendan Dodge, Carter Dowczek, Angel Dragga, Zlata Dudnyk, Alexzander Dulaney-Coley, Justin Dunmire, Abigail Fleming, Liam Higgins, Landon Jan, Lincoln Kirskey, Mason Likovic, Philip Long, Addison McVey, Everett Miesse, Grace Napier, Madisyn Nardi, Joey Nebelski II, Ivan Ols, Daniel Paschall, Elliot Razek, Kye Roper, Amelia Scheutzow, Siraj Singh, Anna Stanovcak, Manny Stavrou, Grayson Stenroos, Sienna Templeman, Nora Tolowitzki, Emma Wells, and Gracie Willoughby.

7th Grade: Anthony Adkins, Julia Akuszewski, Presley Athey, Derek Bernes, Connor Blankenship, Olivia Briane, Ellie Brown, Hallie Buccier, Emilia Buckner, Caden Dalton, Brooklyn Fowler, Elliana Howells, Troy Hubbell, Ishmael Hunter, Carson Kaminski, Chloe Kullman, Gavin Lanzer, Mason Lemley, Liam Lynch, Chelsea Malasaga, Zlata Masendych, Asha Muchewicz, Morgan Nixon, Connot Potts, Gianna Riley, Bennett Rohde, Hayden Schmidt, Alice Sousa-Costa, Summer Storey, Brooke Thomas, Georgie Tokmenko, Alexandria Trexler, Trent Tuma, Jaxson Vichosky, Michael Willis, Duke Wilson, Luke Witkiewicz, Lucy Wyemura, Melanie Yaremko, and Jaylynn Yates.

8th Grade: Ava Ackerman, Giovanni Alferio, Rhys Allen, Benedek Boksay, Jaiden Bowman, Izzie Burns, Hannah Crawford, Amora Frierson, Mason Fuciu, Gavin Hamm, Henry Haynes, Julia Holman, Allie Jenkins, Amelia Kovanitz, Riley Little, Harper Margocs, Corbin Nazario, Daisy Newhouse, Ava Oatman, Brayden Owen, Mikey Pochateck, Arina Popova, Colin Quade, Aaron Reagan, Harper Reynolds, Alli Roy, Paige Sedlacek, Maha Shalaby, Joey Simon, Jun Son, Arjuna Sookedeo, Aubrey Spiro, Mason States, Jaeden Swann, Jasper Taylor, Anna Waite, Dominic Warchak, Bryce Weir, Bently Wells, and Zaria Yusi.

Congratulations to the Marching Blue Devils who earned a Superior 1 Rating at the OMEA State Finals on Saturday. This is the 23rd consecutive year the band received this outstanding rating!

The Brunswick High School Special Education Department is hosting its annual craft fair on Saturday, December 12th, from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM in the East Cafeteria at Brunswick High School. This craft fair provides valuable experience for our work-study students. Click HERE for more information. Click HERE to complete a vendor application. Questions? Please reach out to: Holly Ledel at 330-273-0408 Ext 1442 or by email at hledel@bcsoh.org OR Jessica McClure at 330-273-0408 Ext 1443 or jmcclure@bcsoh.org.

Like many districts across Ohio, we’re looking for great people to join our bus driving team! If you or anyone you know might be interested, check out more details HERE or reach out to Heidi Armentrout at harmentrout@bcsoh.org.

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Email: dallar@bcsoh.org
Website: www.bcsoh.org
Location: 1049 Hadcock Road, Brunswick, Ohio 44212
Phone: 330.225.7731