Bay Days starts today! Curly fries, the ferris wheel, the fireworks...What's your favorite thing about Bay Days? (Bay Days logo created by Bay High School student Jonah Bendoraitis.)
Register now for Mini Cheer Camp on Saturday, August 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Bay High School for grades K-6.
Happy Birthday to Mr. Tom Grodek, Assistant Principal of Bay Middle School. If you see Mr. Grodek today, please wish him the happiest of all birthdays!
Congrats to BHS rising Senior Joe Beauchesne, selected for Boys Nation, an annual American Legion program for outstanding high school students. Students act as senators and participate in mock legislative sessions during the week-long immersion.
Did you know that BVCSD has a communications intern? It's true, and she's a Bay High School student! Meet rising Senior Reese Roche, who was recognized at tonight's Board of Education Meeting. Great work this year, Reese!
At tonight's Board of Education Meeting, spring athletes and activities were honored, including Dazzle Award Winner Logan Cerrito and the BMS Power of the Pen State Team.
Before summer break, some Kindergarten students visited the Greater Cleveland Aquarium.
Register now for Mini Cheer Camp on Saturday, August 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Bay High School for grades K-6.
Don't forget about these special events that are part of Bay Days 2025!
Register now for Mini Cheer Camp on Saturday, August 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Bay High School for grades K-6.
Are you ready for Bay Days 2025?!
In a student-led theme, Glenview's third-grade aftercare students learned how to play chess. They made clue cards to use to help them learn the rules for different players, and this game play continued all year. They also made Lego chess pieces.
BHS students Tubtim Wintachai & Lucas Harrod recently attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) Camp, sponsored by Rotary Club of Westlake/Bay Village. This year, BHS and RYLA alumna Mary Catherine Murtaugh, left, was a counselor at the leadership program for rising senior high school students.
Before summer break, fifth-graders learning Spanish made Guatemalan "worry dolls" in class. The tradition is for students to tell their worries to the doll, and put them under their pillow at night.
Before school ended, 8th Grade Drawing students created their own flower character, based on the artwork of Japanese Pop Artist, Takashi Murakami, who currently has a special exhibit at Cleveland Museum of Art.
Glenview Center's third-grade after care program enjoyed a late May walk to Dairy Queen to enjoy a sweet treat and celebrate their B.A.Y. Awards, where students earn stars in the categories of: Be Respectful, Act Safely, and You and I can accept responsibility and one another.
Before summer break, Mrs. Hart's second-grade class had a Beach Day! They had a great time doing their work on beach towels and doing beach-related activities throughout the day.
Bay Middle School fifth-graders will have a Culture Club in their last period in 2025-26. Please help us fill our board with postcards and stamps from around the world! Send them to Dr. Litzler, BMS, 27725 Wolf Rd., Bay Village, Ohio 44140. Thank you!
How will House Bill 335 impact Bay Village Schools? Read this special edition of the One Rocket Nation ENews to find out! It's hitting subscribers' inboxes now! Not a subscriber? Click on the link or scan the code. https://bit.ly/ORNNJun25
The summer solstice happens tonight, June 20 at 10:41 p.m. Today is the first day of summer and the longest day of the year, which occurs when the sun crosses its highest and northernmost points in the sky. It's also the most sunlight we will receive all year. Enjoy!
