As we continue to wrap up our Veterans Day posts, here’s a round-up of photos capturing moments of gratitude and honor. Thank you to everyone who joined us in paying tribute to those who served.
More moments from our Veterans Day celebrations, where our students proudly showed their gratitude for the sacrifices made by our veterans. Thank you for your service!
Our Veterans Day celebrations continued as we honored the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of those who’ve served. Thank you to all veterans for inspiring our students and reminding us of the true meaning of service.
Yesterday at our assembly, we came together to honor the courage and sacrifice of our Veterans. Our students proudly celebrated those who’ve served our country. Stayed tuned throughout the day for more of our Veteran's Day celebrations.
A wonderful day honoring our Veterans, topped off with good food, great company, and heartfelt appreciation. Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration special!
Thank you Sergeant Bryant for running drills with some of our fifth grade students as we continue to celebrate Veterans Day.
A big thank you to the Veterans who spent time in our classrooms today, sharing their stories with our students, and to the wonderful therapy dogs who brought extra smiles to everyone!
A heartfelt thank you to Larry Werst from the Topton Museum for creating a mini museum at our school, giving students and Veterans an incredible learning experience as we celebrate Veterans Day today.
Today, we honor the courage and sacrifices of our veterans. Thank you for your service, your dedication, and for protecting the freedoms we cherish. Happy Veterans Day!
Virtual Academy students learned about radial design in art class led by Mrs. Greiss. Radial design is when elements originate from the central point and extend outwards toward the edge. Our students based their design on what they are thankful for. Thank you Mrs. Greiss!
The Virtual Academy took a field trip to Savidge Farms. Students had the opportunity to learn about how pumpkins are planted, cultivated, and harvested. We had fun in the corn maze, picking our own pumpkins, and learning to identify different varieties of pumpkins.
Today, for National Principals Month, we’re thrilled to introduce Ms. Kelly, our beloved Elementary School Principal! With 17 years in the district, Ms. Kelly knows every single student by name, making each child feel seen, valued, and supported. From creating lifelong memories through mentorship programs to building connections with families, her dedication shines every day. Ms. Kelly truly believes every child deserves a champion—and she’s that champion for all our young learners!
Meet Mr. Romberger, our inspiring Principal at the Intermediate/Middle School, as we continue celebrating National Principals Month! Driven by his belief in being the positive change he wishes to see, Mr. Romberger is all about creating a supportive, engaging environment where students and staff feel at home. From teaching resilience through sports to instilling a strong work ethic, he’s dedicated to shaping students into confident, compassionate citizens. Here’s to Mr. Romberger and his commitment to our school community!
Continuing our celebration of National Principals Month, meet Mrs. Ward, our incredible Assistant Principal for the Intermediate/Middle School! With 27 years in education and a passion for making every moment count, Mrs. Ward is all about spreading positivity. Whether she’s connecting with students in the halls or sharing a smile with staff, her warmth is felt by everyone she meets. Here’s to Mrs. Ward and all she does to make IS/MS a place where every person matters!
October is National Principals Month, and we're excited to introduce you to the leaders making our schools thrive!
Meet Mr. Dziunycz, our dedicated High School Principal, who’s known for his warmth, humor, and his passion for making a difference. From helping students tackle tough questions to sharing stories that inspire, Mr. Dziunycz is always here, making every day brighter for our students and staff.
Stay tuned this week to meet more of the incredible principals in our district!
We need your help to honor the incredible educators who make a difference in your child’s life every day. The Pennsylvania Department of Education is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Teacher of the Year award, and we encourage you to nominate a teacher who has positively impacted your family.
If you know a teacher who inspires, motivates, and supports students, please consider submitting a nomination by December 16, 2024. We would kindly ask that you notify ginobe@bhasd.org (Subject: PA Teacher of the Year NOMINATION) if you nominate one of our excellent staff. The District will be asked to provide follow up information and it would be helpful to know if one of our staff members are nominated in advance.
Let’s show our appreciation and celebrate the educators who make a lasting difference!
🎃 BHHS Presents Halloweentown! 🎃
This Friday, October 25, from 6-8 PM, join us at Brandywine Heights High School for the annual Halloweentown, hosted by the BHHS Student Council and sponsored with high school clubs! Bring the family out for a night of indoor trick-or-treating, crafts, games, and all-around fun.
📍 103 Old Topton Rd, Mertztown, PA
From little pumpkins to our spirited student ghouls, there’s something for everyone. Don’t ghost us—come make some magical memories with our community!
Mrs. Levengood's 4th and 5th grade classes set up their very own AcuRite Iris Weather Station. This was provided to the class by the Civil Air Patrol STEM program. Students learned to program, calibrate, and discuss implementation plans with Mr. Molitoris. Their goal is to provide accurate weather reports for BBN and the building and grounds crew at BHASD.
Yesterday, our amazing staff showed up in their Breast Cancer Awareness shirts to support one of our teachers as she began her treatment. While she’s facing a tough journey, she’s staying strong, and we’re standing with her every step of the way. Our thoughts are with her and her family, and we are so proud to be part of a community that lifts each other up in times like these. #BHASD #StrongerTogether #BreastCancerAwareness
The virtual academy students explored buoyancy and Archimedes' principle while engaging in hands-on experiments illustrating how objects behave in fluids. By testing various materials in water, they discovered that the buoyant force acting on an object is equal to the weight of the fluid it displaces.
