The BHS Egg My Yard Fundraiser is back by popular demand!! This year's fundraiser is supporting the BHSPTSA and will be offered over two weekends: March 22-23, and March 28-30. Spots will fill quickly, so please order today.
Daylight Saving Time begins TONIGHT/TOMORROW MORNING at 2 a.m. Set your clocks ahead one hour before you got to bed as we "spring forward" (and lose one hour of sleep!). The good news is there will be more light in the evening.
Friendly Reminder: No School for Students THIS Friday, March 15.
Bay Village Police Department is offering a female only Self Defense Class. Open to high school students and older. Great idea for seniors going off to college! Register by April 1st. Class size is limited.
The BHS Egg My Yard Fundraiser is back by popular demand!! This year's fundraiser is supporting the BHSPTSA and will be offered over two weekends: March 22-23, and March 28-30. Spots will fill quickly, so please order today.
Looking for a few good drivers. Perfect gig for an active retiree. You'll be a role model for the next generation, and there may be some homemade baked goods involved, but we can't make any promises! 😁 🚍 🚀
And one more from this morning's Dress Like Your Favorite Book Character parade! Curious George and the Man with the Yellow Hat.
Best of luck to the FIFTEEN Bay Village Destination Imagination teams as they compete and perform at the Regional Tournament this Saturday in Beachwood! #BeProudToBeBay
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Mrs. Dunstan's first-grade class has been practicing their character voices using some special books during Read Across America Week, including Mo Willems' "Today I Will Fly."
It's Read Across America Week, and this morning, Normandy Elementary School held its "Dress like a Book Character Day" parade.
Mrs. Dando & Mrs. Navratil's 4th grade class had a special presentation by Mrs. Kazmi, mother of Raheem Kazmi, about Ramadan. She read "Moon's Ramadan" by Natasha Khan Kazi, and explained the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the practice of fasting, prayer and doing good deeds.
Get your tickets now for Bay High Drama's 'Something Rotten' March 21-24. See QR Code for ticket information or via this link: https://bayvillageschools.hometownticketing.com/embed/all?schools=1
(This spring musical WILL sell out!)
BHS presents a Learning Differences College Night webinar via Zoom on March 12 at 6 p.m. Colleges include CSU, BGSU and Muskingum, plus a discussion on Transition Services by Rick Manderine. See QR Code for more info or to register, or via this link: https://bit.ly/4bWkVgK
Glenview students and staff will participate in a Secondary Location Evacuation Drill today, Thursday, March 7th. Please know this is only a safety drill.
Eighth-graders in Mrs. Bruesewitz's class have spent a lot of time reading this week during the "Books Across Bay" Spirit Week. #BeProudToBeBay
Glenview students and staff will participate in a Secondary Location Evacuation Drill tomorrow, Thursday, March 7th. Please know this is only a safety drill.
Bay High Key Club, with the help of Bay Kiwanis and Westerly K-Kids, collected household/personal items to support nonprofit Fill This House to help two Cleveland-area teens aging out of the foster care program get a fresh start toward independence.
Get your tickets now for Bay High Drama's 'Something Rotten' March 21-24. See QR Code for ticket information or via this link: https://bayvillageschools.hometownticketing.com/embed/all?schools=1
(This spring musical WILL sell out!)
Seniors Helping Seniors. Tune in to 3News TONIGHT at 5 p.m. to see Seniors of the Bay High Tech Club helping Senior Bay Village Residents with their electronic devices. This multi-generational initiative gives new meaning to the phrase Senior Moments! #BeProudToBeBay @wkyc
Tuesday and Wednesday this week are the last two days to have your meals raise funds for blood cancer. Dine in or carry out at Cafe Melissa and use "Rocket Nation" as the code so partial proceeds benefit BHS Team Undivided in the Student Visionaries competition for LLS.
