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On Wednesday, May 1st, the students enrolled at the Pennsylvania State Police Citizens Academy held their graduation. Students were given a K-9 presentation and then were awarded their certificates. We are #bulletProud of them and their participation!
Today we welcomed our incoming 9th graders to the high school at our annual 8th Grade Transition Day. Students heard from administration and a panel of current HS students, received a tour of the HS building, and attended a clubs/activities fair. MS and HS Student Council members also got a chance to collaborate. We can't wait to see you all again in August!
🍎🎉🍴 Happy School Lunch Heroes Day! From serving smiles to nourishing minds, they're the unsung champions behind every meal. Let's give a big THANK YOU to our amazing BHASD staff, who impact every student who comes through their cafeteria.
Strike Out the Stigma. Tuesday, June 4, 2024 with the Reading Fightin Phils, game time 7:00 pm at First Energy Stadium.
Two students, Sammie and Xander, worked alongside Mr. Reed (Computer Science) and mentors from St. Lukes & Kutztown University to design, build, and program a heart rate sensor in the form of a comfortable ring for toddlers to wear when sleeping to monitor health concerns. This project was part of their capstone experience for the Computer Science pathway at BHHS.
Brandywine Heights High School Pennsylvania State Police Citizen's Academy Students were on a tour of the barracks in Hershey on April 17th! Students were able to see all aspects of state policing including the construction of their state of the art facilities and even the horse stable! We are #bulletProud of these students. From left to right are Trooper Ortiz, Chloe Kopicz, Julieann Printz, Shianne DeMun, Vlad Morning, Camden Heater, Xander McNeely, Ryan DiGiosia, Trooper Stehlin. Not pictured are Peyton Hillegas and Miah Godshall
We are happy to announce the Spring 2024 edition of the BulletPOINTS newsletter has just been published! Please take a few minutes to read about the many amazing things happening in our schools
Ms. McLean's class went to the state police barracks today. Trooper Brownback and Trooper Stehlin taught them what their jobs are all about.
Trooper Brownback and Trooper Stehlin took our students on a tour of the PA State Police barracks today. They got to try on police gear, learn about equipment, and even sit in the front seat of a police cruiser to turn on the sirens and lights.
Our High School Aevidum Club took a trip to Steinmetz Family Farm today for some goat yoga, mindfulness, and goat snuggling! I don't know who had the most fun- the students, the chaperones, or the goats!
The Education Showcase and Mindfulness Night brought many families together as they explored different vendor booths, listened to live music, discovered BHASD's educational opportunities, and enjoyed fun activities throughout the night. Thank you to all the families and vendors that participated and supported this event!
Brandywine Heights School District will be celebrating Plastic Free Lunch Day on Monday, April 22nd in conjunction with Earth Day! Plastic Free Lunch Day provides students an opportunity to learn about plastic pollution and take meaningful plastic-reduction action. One plastic free day leads to another and creates a vision and actionable ideas to move forward to a sustainable future.
Thank to all the sponsors who helped in making the Education Showcase and Mindfulness Event a success!
The second day (4/13/24) of the Music Department trip to Tennessee included fun at Wonderworks, The Island, and the Titanic Museum. The group ended the day with dinner and a show at Dolly Stampede.
Tomorrow is the annual Education Showcase and Mindfulness event from 5-7 at the High School. All families are welcome to attend! Come out, grab some dinner, and learn about the instruction happening in our classrooms.
On Friday, our graduating Seniors visited Kutztown University, where they had the opportunity to participate in a Senior Skillset Luncheon with Mr. Michael True, a professional skillset educator. Seniors had the opportunity to spend some time together in a professional lunch setting while learning about the importance of soft skills, professional etiquette, and ways to help navigate social interactions. With students about to embark on their post-secondary, workforce, or military journeys, this opportunity to learn and practice some skills will help them excel when professional and networking opportunities arise outside of High School.
On the first day of the Music Department trip to Tennessee, the BHHS Concert Band performed at the Country Tonite Theatre in Pigeon Forge, TN. The band had an outstanding performance and represented Brandywine with pride! Stay tuned for more photos from the trip.
BHHS would love to congratulate BCTC's Students of the 3rd Quarter pictured below! Samantha Griffing, Mason Gross and Colton Adam! They represent us well and we are #bulletProud of them!
Strike Out the Stigma. Tuesday, June 4, 2024 with the Reading Fightin Phils, game time 7:00 pm at First Energy Stadium.
High School business students participated in a food truck festival on Friday. Students created food truck businesses, assembled food trucks and displays and presented to visitors in the library.