Late Winter Newsletter
The BHS Lookout 2026
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Articles
BHS History Fair 2026 Profile
By Taevy Malone, 2028
The Bedford High School’s Social Studies Department’s 20th Annual Winter History Fair took place on Thursday, January 19 from 6:30 to 9 PM. The event displayed a wide variety of carefully crafted projects on historical topics that fit under this year’s theme of “Revolution, Reaction, and Reform in History.”
BHS Students Compete in MA State Science Olympiad
Per Heather Kurzman, BHS Science Teacher
On Saturday March 7, 13 BHS students attended the MA State Science Olympiad Competition, held at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Teams from across the state competed in STEM events; some required a pre-built device while others tested the participants’ content knowledge and lab procedures. The team, led by captains Sophia Aloise and Tyler Munsie, represented BHS well.
BHS Participates in LexMUN Model UN Conference
By Ayah Rizk, 2027
The 11th LexMUN commenced on January 21st, with several participating from Bedford High School. LexMUN was Bedford’s Model United Nation’s first conference of the year, and leads up to BosMUN, a larger conference with participants from across the country. Model UN is a club at BHS where...
Science Bowl Competes in Regional Tourney at MIT
Per Liana Heldman, BHS Science Teacher
This past Saturday, the BHS Science Bowl teams competed in the regional tournament at MIT.
Team 2 (Pratyush Singh, Nick Chow, Daniel Nappi, and Ryan Liu) won five of six matches to advance out of the preliminary rounds before...
BHS Girls Basketball Puts Up a Valiant Effort Against Higher Seeded Oliver Ames
By Timothy Dolan, Lookout Advisor
After a February 25 victory over West Springfield by a score of 60-50, the 26th ranked Bedford High School Girls Basketball team traveled to Easton on Friday March 27 to face 7th ranked Oliver Ames led by star guard Avery Gamble. While Oliver Ames led almost wire to wire, the game was close (8 points or under) up until the final minutes when OA extended their lead with some clutch free throws, ultimately winning 59-50.
Girls Indoor Track Places 3rd at State Championships
Per Rich Donnelly, BHS Indoor Track Coach & Social Studies Teacher
Last night was a big night last night for the Girls Indoor Track Team, placing third in the Division 3 State Championships.
The following athletes competed individually...
Euphoria Coffee: A Review
By Zoe Rodriguez, 2028
Euphoria Coffee is a small family business, owned by Peter Lin and his wife, Hannah Jin. It opened May 2025 on 300 Great Rd, and is a mix of Italian and Japanese influences. On Jan 30th, I went with my family to order some food and give my honest review and opinions.
Book Review: Jeanette McCurdy’s I’m Glad My Mom Died
By Daisy Bhatt, 2028
I was recently recommended I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennet McCurdy, and though I don’t normally read autobiographies I was intrigued.
Jennet grew up as a child actor on Disney and is most known for her role as Sam Puckett on hit shows icarly and Sam & Cat. This book however was a way for her to...
Starbucks Spring Drinks Review
By Joy Morrison and Eleanor Chao, 2029
We went to Starbucks on Valentine’s Day to try and review some of their new items. This was our experience (these are only some of their new things):
The Lookout Recommends
- The Wild Robot movie
- Habromania video game
sleeping in
What Grinds Our Gears
- when teachers won’t give you extensions on tech week
having to work with a loaner iPad
only having bagels for snacks
when a friend only ever talks about themselves
soreness and muscle cramps
Playlist
"Footloose" by Kenny Loggins
"Let's Hear It for the Boy" by Deniece Williams
"Holding Out for a Hero" by Bonnie Tyler
“Champagne Supernova” by Oasis
“Sign of the Times” by Harry Styles
“Family Line” by Conan Grey