The power of service and the gift of language… that was the message Brunswick Rotarians demonstrated with Huntington 3rd graders on Thursday. They used their generous donation of dictionaries to talk about the service Rotary does within our community. The Rotarians emphasized that helping others benefits not only those who receive it but also fulfills a deep need within those who provide it. They discussed the impact of words, explaining how they can encourage, congratulate, and uplift others. They encouraged 3rd graders to use their curiosity to expand their vocabulary, learn new meanings, and choose words that make the world a better place. We are grateful for this annual donation to 3rd grade students across our community and for the support, generosity, and service of Brunswick Rotary!

Nine Brunswick High School students are stepping up to represent their peers and help address issues affecting young people across Ohio. Alex Fisher, Addison Hayest, Mackenzie Herrick, Amanda Kamenar, Autumn Kern, Nicole Moulden, Olivia Pohlchuck, Avery Pyo, and Ari Tibayan have been selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants to serve on the Ohio Attorney General’s Teen Ambassador Board for the 2026–2027 term. Amanda and Olivia are returning for a second year.

The board brings together high school juniors and seniors from across Ohio to learn about state law and government and develop solutions to challenges facing their peers. During their one-year term, our students will:
• Meet with elected officials, including the Ohio Attorney General.
• Receive mentorship from Assistant Attorneys General.
• Tour the Ohio Supreme Court and engage with justices and legislators.
• Work with fellow student leaders to address issues impacting Ohio’s youth.

These experiences will help students connect classroom learning to how government works, contribute their perspectives, and take an active role in their communities.

Thank you to BHS social studies teachers Mark Blekofer and Michelle Raglow for encouraging these students to get involved and supporting their civic engagement!

For a decade now, Brunswick High School students have been making a real difference in the fight against blood cancers. Through Blood Cancer United's (formerly the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society) Student Visionaries of the Year program, 135 students have contributed more than $400,000 toward research for a cure and support for patients and families affected by these diseases. The program invites students throughout northeast Ohio to design and lead their own campaigns focused on education, community engagement, and fundraising — an experience that builds leadership skills while introducing them to community members, government officials, and local business leaders. This year, Ellie Kunesh, Ian Boone, and Emma Karim are heading up a team of more than 20 students, and their efforts recently caught the attention of Channel 5.

Team members include: Laura Abraham, Tyler Burk, Reem Dakdouk, Camryn Elish, Adin Evert, Dom Fenton, Noah Gibson, Liv Hruschak, Addison Ivory, Jillian Janke, Kiley Koval, Emilie Kunesh, Anthony Mendise, Kora Miker, Sventlana Milanovic, Elsie O’Connell, Allison Piatak, Leigha Piatak, Sid Ranganathan, Sean Romano, Taylor Rutledge, Madelynn Spernoga, Chloe Stevens, Jack Vidas, Callie Ziebert.

You're invited to join us in celebrating the incredible work of our BCSD staff! We're seeking nominations for the "B" For Excellence Award, which recognizes employees who inspire, serve, and educate our students with dedication and excellence. This award honors those who exemplify the Journey of a Blue Devil, demonstrating effective communication, adaptability, critical thinking, empathy, and responsibility in their work. Help us recognize the outstanding contributions of our staff by submitting a nomination today by using this LINK! Nominations submitted by October 16th will be considered for the first round of awards. Your nomination could help us shine a light on the remarkable individuals who are making a meaningful impact on the lives of our students.

Baseball Youth Camp (Grades 1st-8th/October 4th-11th)

The Brunswick High School Baseball Staff and Players will be hosting a youth camp for all boys interested in bettering themselves at the game of baseball and learn the way we teach our High School players to approach the game on Sunday October 4th & 11th. Click HERE for more information.

Brunswick Travel Basketball Tryout Information

Brunswick Travel Basketball is for Brunswick players in grades 2 through 6 who want to play competitive basketball. The commitment includes at least 2 practices per week and generally 1-2 games on the weekends. Click HERE for more information.

Youth Wrestling (Register Before November 10th)

Click HERE for more information about a youth wrestling league for students in kindergarten-6th grade.

Optimist Club Fall Fest (October 3rd)

The Optimist Club of Brunswick is holding their Fall Fest on October 3rd. Please click HERE for more information.

Foster Care Information Meeting (October 13th)

Curious about foster care? Learn more about foster care in Medina County, meet foster parents and staff, and ask your questions. Click HERE to learn more.

Oaks Family Care Center Soup Cook Off Fundraiser (October 17th)

Click HERE for more information about the Oaks Family Care Center Soup Cook Off Fundraiser on October 17th.