🎉 STEM-tastic summer plans? We’ve got you covered!
Camp Invention is back at Brandywine Heights—and it’s open to all rising K–6th grade explorers (yep, even if they’re not a BHASD student!).
📅 June 9–13
📍 BHASD Intermediate/Middle School
Got a kiddo, grandkid, niece, or nephew who’s curious, creative, or just loves to tinker? This camp is for them.
👋 Want to learn more?
Swing by our table at the Education Showcase on April 3 from 5–7 PM!
Let’s make this summer one to invent, explore, and imagine!
🌈 Kindness, Like a Rainbow After a Storm 🌈
That was this year’s inspiring theme for the Berks County Crime Alert poster contest—and our talented 4th graders brought it to life with creativity and heart.
A big congrats to Payton Turner from Mrs. Hook’s homeroom for earning 2nd place! 🎉
Payton’s artwork stood out among entries across the county and earned her a $250 gift card and a special recognition at the April 19th Reading Phillies game. ⚾
Way to go, Payton! We’re proud of you for spreading kindness and color in our community 💛
🎉 Mark Your Calendars! 🎉
Join us for a District-Wide Spirit Day on April 4—let’s flood BHASD with school pride! 🎈🔥 Wear your colors, bring the energy, and show off that Bullet spirit! 💪💥
#BHASD #GoBullets
🎓 Our Road to Graduation Starts Now
Hey Class of 2025—mark your calendars! 🗓️
From lunch dates and awards to trips, rehearsals, and the big walk across the stage… it's all happening soon.
📚 PTC Meeting Reminder! ✏️
Join us on Wednesday, April 2nd at 6:30 PM in the ES Library to stay involved and support our schools! See you there! 👥📖
Students from Señora Warsing’s Spanish 4 and Señora Shoemaker’s Spanish 3 classes recently enjoyed a performance by the Hispanic Flamenco Ballet in Allentown. Dancers and musical performers from Spain and Latin America put on a show that included various styles of dance, many costume changes, the history of many of the dances presented in Spanish, and dance lessons for a few of our BHHS students.
After enjoying the performance, the students enjoyed lunch at Plaza Azteca. It was a fun day of dancing, good food, and practicing español!
🏆 Bragging rights, secured.
Congratulations to the Brandywine Heights Area School District—winners of the 2025 Steve O'Neil Memorial School District Challenge!
Not only did our team bring home this awesome trophy (check it out 👇), they’ll also be awarding a scholarship of over $1,000 to a student of their choosing.
📸 Pictured (L to R): Katelyn O’Brien, Erin Benner, Matt Donato, Makenzie Kistler, Katelyn Smith, Matthew Dziunycz, and Robert Farina.
Shoutout to our other incredible runners not pictured: Dan Romberger, Danette Seidel, Amy Yusella, Angela Kemp, and Kyle Wescoe.
Thank you to all the school district teams who participated—we’re proud to run alongside such dedicated educators!
Take a book, leave a book! Check out the new addition at the elementary school; a free little library! Thank you to Les Isett for making and donating the little library for our students and community.
Ben Grim is the Bullet P.R.O.U.D. award recipient for March!
Ben is an outstanding student in the Virtual Academy, consistently exemplifying preparedness, ownership, and determination in every aspect of his learning. Ben plans on studying anthropology in college. Congratulations!
Caron's Education Alliance is hosting a Virtual Event on April 9, 2025, 12:00 pm-1:00 pm for parents and caregivers of middle and high school students to help prevent their teens from using substances. Join them Wednesday, April 9, 2025, 12:00 pm-1:00 pm. See the flyer for details.
Transition Expo, April 10, 2025, from 3:30-7:30 pm at the BCIU in Reading. Vendors and informational workshops will be available for students with disabilities and their families to connect with opportunities to help transition to adult life. See flyer for details.
Drexel University College of Medicine West Reading Campus is hosting a Sports and Rehab Medicine Day for students interested in health and rehabilitation careers on Saturday, April 5, 2025 beginning at 9:00 am. See the flyer and itinerary for more information.
Parent to Parent of Pennsylvania is presenting a Virtual Parent Cafe Series: You are Not Alone: The Village Returns. This event is for families receiving Early Intervention Services and/or Home Visiting Family Supports. Join them on April 16, 2025, 11:00 am-1:00 pm. See the flyer for details.
The 3rd marking period is in the books! 📖✏️ That means… report cards drop April 2nd at 2:00 PM!
Check your grades, set new goals, and let’s finish the school year on a high note! 🚀
🥇 March Tray of the Month WINNER!
Brandywine Heights Area High School has officially taken the top spot in SNAPA’s Tray of the Month challenge!
Our breakfast tray racked up the most engagement across SNAPA’s social media—and we’re feeling pretty great about it.
Here’s what we earned:
✔️ A shoutout across SNAPA’s Facebook, Instagram & Twitter
✔️ A feature on their website & in SNAPA Happenings magazine
✔️ A fancy certificate to hang in our cafeteria with pride
Huge thanks to our amazing food service team—you continue to serve up creativity, care, and meals students actually get excited about. 💪
🎶 Congratulations to the Brandywine Heights Middle and High School students who participated in the Jr. County Festival on Saturday! 🎷 🎹 It was a wonderful concert, and they represented the district with pride. 🌟 🎵
⏰ Heads up, BHASD! ⏰
Friday, April 4th is an Early Dismissal Day! 📅🚍 Check the schedule:
🔹 HS – 11:45 AM
🔹 MS – 12:00 PM
🔹 IS – 1:00 PM
🔹 ES – 1:05 PM
Plan accordingly, and enjoy the extra time! 🎉
Mrs. Hook took Mrs. Zimmerman’s class outside during science in search of evidence and examples of biological weathering! 🌿🔍 The students were excited to explore nature and see science in action!
The Council on Chemical Abuse is now accepting applications for the 2025 Pat Ganter Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded annually to a graduating Berks County high school senior who is planning to pursue a college degree in a field related to substance use prevention, treatment or recovery. Please see flyer for details.
The Middle School K’Nex club recently traveled to the Berks County Intermediate Unit to participate in the 2025 STEM Design Challenge.
Students were tasked to focus on Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (UN Sustainable Development Goal 9) by designing a prototype that addresses a real-world problem related to infrastructure, transportation, or urban development. The goal is to inspire students to think about how cities, roads, bridges, and systems can be built or improved to be more efficient, sustainable, and accessible.
Overall, the students did a great job!
