Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Key Club charity drives
Key Club is holding a food drive for Beverly Bootstraps until the end of
March. Boxes are located in front of the main office and next to the
music room. Please bring your non perishable items!
Key Club members collected $151 for Change for Heat, a program that helps
low income families pay their heating bills.
March. Boxes are located in front of the main office and next to the
music room. Please bring your non perishable items!
Key Club members collected $151 for Change for Heat, a program that helps
low income families pay their heating bills.
Labels: Key Club
# posted by BHS Update @ 8:33 PM
Parent Series
The Integrated Comprehensive Resources in School Initiative (ICRS) and the Parent's Advisory Council (PAC) present a three part series for parents...
March 24-Brian Gordon- Social Pragmatics/Creating Social Opportunities for Your Child
April 12- Dr. David Stember- A Parent's Guide to Headaches, Tummy aches and Monsters in the
Closet
April 25- Dr. Main, psychiatrist-Difficult Decisions: How Medication May Be Safe and Useful to
Your Child
All programs at the Memorial Auditorium at the Memorial Building, 502 Cabot Street
All programs from 6:30 to 8:30 pm
March 24-Brian Gordon- Social Pragmatics/Creating Social Opportunities for Your Child
April 12- Dr. David Stember- A Parent's Guide to Headaches, Tummy aches and Monsters in the
Closet
April 25- Dr. Main, psychiatrist-Difficult Decisions: How Medication May Be Safe and Useful to
Your Child
All programs at the Memorial Auditorium at the Memorial Building, 502 Cabot Street
All programs from 6:30 to 8:30 pm
Labels: parent information
# posted by BHS Update @ 5:35 AM
Sunday, March 6, 2011
BHS student finalist in film competition
Junior Zach Stone's video was chosen as a finalist of the 2011 Five-Minute
Student Film Contest! "Merry Little Christmas" was showcased as part of
the Top Ten-style presentation of the best student films of the year.
The top three winners of the state-wide competition were announced at an
awards ceremony on Thursday, March 3 at 7:00 pm at CinemaSalem, 1 Church
Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Zach was then announced as the second place
winner of the state wide event.
Here is the youtube link to his video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7D92wZQjkIg
Also, this winning video aired on Channel 22 in Spring and Summer 2010 as
a segment on Media class show, Zach's Angle, a show that videotaped Zach in
the studio talking about his work and then showing examples of it.
Student Film Contest! "Merry Little Christmas" was showcased as part of
the Top Ten-style presentation of the best student films of the year.
The top three winners of the state-wide competition were announced at an
awards ceremony on Thursday, March 3 at 7:00 pm at CinemaSalem, 1 Church
Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Zach was then announced as the second place
winner of the state wide event.
Here is the youtube link to his video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7D92wZQjkIg
Also, this winning video aired on Channel 22 in Spring and Summer 2010 as
a segment on Media class show, Zach's Angle, a show that videotaped Zach in
the studio talking about his work and then showing examples of it.
Labels: student news
# posted by BHS Update @ 9:02 PM
Senior Year concerns
Spring is upon us and with that comes college acceptance letters, future
planning and parties. Senior year for many is year of mixed feelings such
as anxiety, hope, and elation. In addition, many celebrations are for
honoring accomplishments and hard work. Unfortunately every year we hear
about young people getting injured or fatally wounded as a result of
festivities getting out of control.
Below is a link to the program website for Students Against Destructive
Decisions(SADD). The article "Already Gone: A Parent’s Guide to Surviving
Senior Spring" by SADD Director Stephen Wallace, M.S. Ed.
Mr. Wallace validates concerns and offers great advice to parents about
how to manage this time of year with your soon-to-be high school graduate
and college freshmen.
http://www.sadd.org/oped/already_gone.htm
planning and parties. Senior year for many is year of mixed feelings such
as anxiety, hope, and elation. In addition, many celebrations are for
honoring accomplishments and hard work. Unfortunately every year we hear
about young people getting injured or fatally wounded as a result of
festivities getting out of control.
Below is a link to the program website for Students Against Destructive
Decisions(SADD). The article "Already Gone: A Parent’s Guide to Surviving
Senior Spring" by SADD Director Stephen Wallace, M.S. Ed.
Mr. Wallace validates concerns and offers great advice to parents about
how to manage this time of year with your soon-to-be high school graduate
and college freshmen.
http://www.sadd.org/oped/already_gone.htm
Labels: SAP
# posted by BHS Update @ 8:35 PM
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