The May 21, 2012 board meeting will be held at the Middle School Auditorium. This meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the PSO Presidents' Reports, followed by a brief dinner recess at 6:30 p.m. At 7:00 p.m., the Board will reconvene and regular business will commence. During this meeting, an executive session will be held to consider the appointment, employment and compensation of a public employee, as per board policy 0166, item A. Agenda
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The BBH Alumni Association inducted six new members into their Gallery of Achievement on May 2nd. Posing with their plaques under the Wall of Honor at the high school are inductees; (left to right) Anthony-Samuel Lamantia (Class of 1978), Richard Pappas, (Class of 1969), Tom Nero (Class of 1948), Susan Hatters-Friedman (Class of 1992), Michael Good (Class of 1980) and former faculty member Ron Ganim (1970-1994).
The newest members of the Gallery of Achievement addressed the current junior and senior high school classes challenging them explore options, work hard, find mentors, travel a new path and look not only for answers, but for new questions.
Working with the Alumni Association to sponsor the Gallery of Achievement were the BBH Schools Foundation, BBH Board of Education, Brecksville Chamber of Commerce and Broadview Heights Chamber of Commerce.
BBHHS student Cindy Zhao has been named a Chemistry Olympiad national finalist for the second consecutive year making her one of the top 20 high school chemistry students in the United States. Cindy will attend the study camp at the US Air Force Academy in June for two weeks. The top 4 students from the study camp will then represent the US at the International Chemistry Olympiad which will be held in Washington, D.C. in July 2012.
Also qualifying to take the National Chemistry Olympiad Exam from BBHHS were Matt Adrianowycz (left) and Aaron Markowitz.
Recently posted are flyers for Middle School's Kick-It for Cancer campaign, Great Lakes Science Center Summer Camps for all ages, 2012-13 Bees Booster Athletic membership form, Talent Auditions for Brecksville Home Days, Theatre on Square Summer Camp, Summer Concerts on the Square, May 24th Pirates 7 Princess Party Fundraisers, the 2012 BEES Football Mulch Sale, and Girls Basketball, Youth Football and Cheer Camps for the summer.
Congratulations to the 2012 Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School’s Girls Gymnastics Team for winning their ninth consecutive and twelfth overall state championship since 1994. The Bees posted the best team score in every event scoring 148.000 points to win.
Michaela Romito placed first in two categories, Balance Beam and Floor, while teammate Madison Weisbarth shared top honors on the vault. Congratulations to Coach Joan Ganim, Coach Ron Ganim and the entire BBHHS team.
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The BBHHS Wrestling Team again met their goal of a top 10 finish by placing 9th in the State in the Division I Finals on March 3. This was the Bees’ 5th top ten finish in the past 6 years.
The Bees also walked away with 3 individual State winners: Austin Assad-(106), the only freshman wrestling in the Division 1 State Finals, placed second while his brother Aaron Assad-(113), junior, placed 3rd. This was Aaron’s 3rd trip to the State meet. Junior Quinton Hiles with his second trip to the state meet took 6th place. The State recognizes the top 8 place winners in each weight class in each division.
Through Professional Learning Communities our teachers are working to help all students gain the skills and knowledge they need to meet and exceed educational standards and to achieve their full potential. In PLCs across grade levels and content areas, our teachers and administrators are engaging in a carefully designed culture of collaborative problem solving and instructional planning about what is working with students and what is not. We ask our teachers to share student performance data so they can transform information gained into knowledge; knowledge about how to better design instructional strategies. PLC time allows time for staff to get together to discuss, "What do students know? What do students not know? and What are we going to do about it?" These questions become focus for how to improve. If BBHCSD teachers are going to achieve increased long-term impact on student performance and achievement, they must be given opportunity to change the way they work. We are working to build the capacity of teacher teams by providing dedicated time for them to reflect on their work and to make ongoing instructional adjustments based on their analysis of student performance. PLCs are helping our teachers and administrators utilize data to gain knowledge necessary to inspire every student to fullfill their academic, ethical and civic potential. To learn more information about Professional Learning Communities and to see how they are functioning in our district, click to play the video below.
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KINDERGARTEN PRE-REGISTRATION FOR 2012-2013 IS NOW OPEN!
Please click on the link below to pre-register your child
After pre-registering your child, you will receive a confirmation email which will give you information on what you need to do to complete enrollment. Please note the following information:
After completing the required forms and gathering all necessary items, please call 440-740-4027 to schedule an enrollment appointment.
Your enrollment will not be complete until we have all required documents, so it is important that you bring the following documents with you when you register:
- Birth record (birth certificate, attested birth record)
- Two (2) proofs of residency (e.g., driver’s license, utility bill, tax statement)
- Immunization record (click to view 2012-13 immunization requirements)
- Official court custody orders, if applicable.
Please click on the item below to print the form you will need to bring with you.
- Entrance Physical (due by the first day of school, may bring if completed)
- Health History
- Residency Affidavit (must be notarized)
- Custody Form, if applicable (must be notarized)
All original documents presented will be returned to you on the day you register.
ATTENTION PARENTS INTERESTED IN ALL DAY KINDERGARTEN: If you are interested in applying for the all-day, every day tuition-based kindergarten program, please take a look at the ADK FAQ's, complete the all day application and be prepared to leave a deposit (check only) for $390.00. We are hoping to have 18 students per school so that we can have a class at all three elementary schools. Tuition for the 2012-2013 school year is $3900.00.
Please call 440-740-4027 if you have questions regarding Kindergarten Registration.
