Help BVCSD students and the Kiwanis Club of Bay Village build fresh water wells in struggling communities by participating in Walk for Water, a Well-a-Bration, TOMORROW, Friday, May 19 from 5-7 p.m. at Bay High School. Please see the flyer for more information. #BeProudToBeBay
Our student-led mental health awareness info continues...
Eating disorders can affect a person’s physical and mental health. In some cases, they can be life-threatening. However, with treatment, people can recover completely. https://go.usa.gov/xMjZ5 #shareNIMH
A big thank you to BHS volunteers Stephen Caputo, Liam Albright & Aaron Bernys for assisting Mrs. Carney with laying mulch to beautify the Westerly Courtyard area. #BeProudToBeBay
Tomorrow, May 18 from 10:40am-1:30pm there will be a Bake Sale near the BHS West Gym to benefit NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness of Greater Cleveland. All treats will be $1. You can drop off your baked good donations that morning. Please see flyer for more information.
Our weeklong, student-led mental health awareness info continues...
Help raise awareness about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) by sharing information and materials based on the latest research. Share science. Share hope. https://go.usa.gov/xHSEQ #shareNIMH
We're continuing our Wednesday #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth posts with tips and ideas! Taking care of yourself is an essential part of your mental health. What does self-care look like to you? #MHAM2023 #TakeCareOfYou #SelfCare
Did You Know...One of our Orchestra Seniors, Addison Meaux, arranged music from "How to Train Your Dragon" for Chamber Orchestra to premiere at its recent concert. Addison had previously arranged small ensemble arrangements, but this was a year-long, large-scale undertaking!
Help BVCSD students and the Kiwanis Club of Bay Village build fresh water wells in struggling communities by participating in Walk for Water, a Well-a-Bration, this Friday, May 19 from 5-7 p.m. at Bay High School. Please see the flyer for more information. #BeProudToBeBay
TOMORROW, Wednesday, May 17th, the BVCSD Counseling Department encourages all staff and students to wear GREEN to support Mental Health Awareness Month! (The green ribbon represents mental health.)
TOMORROW, on Wednesday, May 17th, the BVCSD Counseling Department encourages all staff and students to wear GREEN to support Mental Health Awareness Month! (The green ribbon represents mental health.)
Our student-led mental health awareness info continues all week...
Help raise awareness about bipolar disorder by sharing informational materials based on the latest research. Share science. Share hope. https://go.usa.gov/xG5E4 #shareNIMH
BHS football players recently read with 2nd graders in Mrs. Hart's & Mrs. Rinehart's classes as part of the 2nd & 7 program, which has donated nearly 1M books to children in need. It engages student-athlete volunteers to inspire the next generation of readers and leaders.
At tonight's Board meeting, nearly 80 BHS students were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments, including students involved with Key Club and Destination Imagination. #BeProudToBeBay
At tonight's Board meeting, nearly 80 BHS students were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments, including students involved with Band, Orchestra and Choir. #BeProudToBeBay
At tonight's Board meeting, Supt. Prebles read & the Board approved a Resolution to grant BHS Senior Benjamin Church his Diploma early. Ben has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and reports to duty on May 29, the day before Graduation. Congrats, Ben! #PurpleStarDistrict
At tonight's Board meeting, Supt. Prebles read & the Board approved a Resolution to grant BHS Senior Benjamin Kitchen his Diploma early. Ben has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and reports to duty on May 29, the day before Graduation. Congrats, Ben! #PurpleStarDistrict
The May edition of the One Rocket Nation News ENewsletter is hitting subscribers' inboxes now! You can also view this May in Bay content via: https://bit.ly/ORNNMay23
Peace Officers Memorial Day is celebrated on May 15th every year to honor American law enforcement officers injured or killed in the line of duty. This day falls during National Police Week.
BVCSD invites the community to provide feedback for new curricular materials being considered for core English Language Arts courses at BMS (grades 6-8) & BHS (grades 9-12). Materials available to review at Board Office, 377 Dover Ctr. Rd., May 1-26 from 9am-3pm, Monday-Friday.
To accommodate student performance recognitions, the location of the Bay Village Board of Education’s May 15 meeting will move to Bay Middle School, 27725 Wolf Rd. Both meetings start at 6:30pm.
