Teachers and students went head-to-head in a bocce match on Monday! A great game with plenty of fun and friendly competition. 🎯
about 2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Student vs. Teacher Bocce
Student vs. Teacher Bocce
Student vs. Teacher Bocce
Student vs. Teacher Bocce
Student vs. Teacher Bocce
Has your senior signed up for the Senior Skill Set Luncheon? 🍽️✨ This isn’t just lunch—it’s a crash course in confidence, networking, and dining etiquette to help them shine in professional settings! Topics include: 🍴 Dining & Business Etiquette (Yes, there’s a right way to handle bread rolls!) 🤝 Handshaking & Introductions (Make a strong first impression!) 💬 Mingling & Small Talk (Because awkward silences are not the vibe.) Help your senior step into the next chapter with polish, poise, and a full plate of success! 🏆 💼 Sign up today!
about 2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Senior Skill Set Luncheon
🎶 Thank you so much to everyone who came to MIOS last weekend to support our music students. Our students had wonderful performances, the weather was beautiful, and we were glad to see so many family members and friends! 👏 🎼 ☀️ The Music Department and Music Boosters are grateful for all the support. ✨ Mark your calendars for next year's Music In Our Schools concert, which is on Saturday, March 14, 2025. 🗓️ . . #MusicInOurSchools #MusicInOurSchoolsMonth #MIOSM #UnitedThroughMusic
about 2 months ago, Adam Rabenold
Grades 4 & 5 Chorus at Music In Our Schools
Middle School Jazz Band at Music In Our Schools
High School Chamber Singers at Music In Our Schools
High School Concert Band at Music In Our Schools
3rd Grade Chorus at Music In Our Schools
Middle School Jazz Band at Music In Our Schools
Middle School Select Chorus at Music In Our Schools
Big Lunch at Music In Our Schools
The district is holding the Education Showcase and Mindfulness Family Night April 3rd, from 5:00-7:00 pm at the High School. Please see the flyer for more information.
about 2 months ago, Susan Sibley
The district is holding the Education Showcase and Mindfulness Family Night April 3rd, from 5:00-7:00 pm at the High School.
Transition Academy Social Club for high school students meets every Wednesday from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Exeter SHS Library. See the flyer for details.
about 2 months ago, Susan Sibley
Transition Academy Social Club for high school students, ages 14-21, is a free club that meets every Wednesday from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Exeter SHS Library.
Need a little extra help with groceries? 🍎🥦 The Helping Harvest Mobile Market is coming to Brandywine Heights IS/MS on March 18 from 11 AM – 1 PM! Fresh, free food is available for those who qualify—households at or below 185% of the federal poverty level can stop by and pick up food with no proof of income required, just a quick form. 📍 IS/MS Building 📅 March 18, 2025 🕚 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Scan the QR code for details or visit: https://helpingharvest.org/ 💙 No sign-ups, no hassle—just come by! Help spread the word to anyone who could use a little support. #BHASD #HelpingHarvest #CommunitySupport
about 2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Helping Harvest Run Mobile Market
Feeling lucky today? 🍀 Wishing our Brandywine Heights community a St. Patrick’s Day filled with good fortune, big smiles, and maybe even a little magic! 💚
about 2 months ago, MICHAEL PINELLI
happy st Patrick’s day
Serving Up a Slice of Knowledge...Happy Pi Day BHASD!🥧🎉 #PiDay #BHASD
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Pi Day
🎲 Jenga... but make it educational! Today in Freshman Seminar, we took this classic game and gave it a stress-related twist. Students pulled a “stressor” card, each assigned a specific number of blocks to remove from the tower. Then, they evaluated how truly stressful their card was compared to others. In small groups, they ranked stressors from most to least stressful—but the real test? 👉 What actually made the tower fall? Was it the biggest stressor, or just the last one added? 🤯 To tie it all together, we introduced the phrase “the straw that broke the camel’s back”—helping students reflect on how stress builds up over time. Great discussions, critical thinking, and a little friendly competition? Sounds like a win!
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
Jenga
🎨 Celebrating Youth Art Month: Elementary Edition! 🖌️ Creativity is in full swing at Brandywine Heights Area School District! Our elementary artists have been busy exploring textures, colors, and techniques, turning everyday materials into masterpieces. From bold black-and-white prints to vibrant abstract designs, their creativity knows no bounds! Stay tuned as we continue showcasing student artwork throughout Youth Art Month—because every brushstroke tells a story! 🖍️✨
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Art
Art
Art
Art
Art
Did you know Topton still has a swim team? Topton merged with Fleetwood in 2021 as Fleetwood Topton Swim, The Wave and REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Swim Team
⏰Early Dismissal – March 14, 2025 Reminder: Students will be dismissed early on Friday, March 14. Dismissal Times: • HS – 11:45 AM • MS – 12:00 PM • IS – 1:00 PM • ES – 1:05 PM Plan accordingly and enjoy the extra time off!
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Early Dismissal
🏆 BHASD Honored with PASBO School Operations Impact Award! 🏆 We’re proud to share that Brandywine Heights Area School District has been recognized at the PASBO 70th Annual Conference with the School Operations Impact Award for our Feeding Futures: Grab & Go Summer Meal Program! This initiative provided over 22,000 meals to students in need, ensuring that access to fresh, nutritious food didn’t stop when the school year ended. As we celebrate this achievement, it’s fitting that March is also National Nutrition Month—a reminder of the vital role school meal programs play in fueling student success year-round. A huge thank you to our Food Service & Support Team for their hard work and dedication in making this program possible. Your commitment to our students and community is truly inspiring! 💙👏
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Award Recipients
Award
PASBO Award
PASBO Award
🚔 Welcome, Officer Curcio! 🚔 At the March 3rd Board Meeting, we officially introduced Officer Anthony Curcio as Brandywine Heights' new School Safety and Security Officer! Superintendent Mr. Potteiger highlighted Officer Curcio’s seamless transition into the school community, and with an extensive background in law enforcement, he brings experience, dedication, and a student-focused approach to the role. Already making an impact, Officer Curcio has been building strong relationships with students and staff—from daily fist bumps to friendly games of basketball. His presence ensures that safety isn’t just about security measures, but also about fostering trust and positive connections. We’re grateful to have Officer Curcio on our team and look forward to the continued impact he will make! 👏🔵 #BHASD #GoBullets #SchoolSafety
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Officer Curcio
Camp Connect is a free bereavement camp for children and teens ages 6-16 who have experienced the death of someone close to them.
2 months ago, Susan Sibley
Free bereavement camp for children and teens ages 6-16 who have experienced the death of someone close to them.
Campamento de consejería gratuita para niños y adolescentes entre las edades de 6-16 ano los cuales hayan experimentado la muerte de alguien cercano a ellos.
The district is holding the Education Showcase and Mindfulness Family Night April 3rd, from 5:00-7:00 pm at the High School. Please see the flyer for more information.
2 months ago, Susan Sibley
The district is holding the Education Showcase and Mindfulness Family Night April 3rd, from 5:00-7:00 pm at the High School.  Please see the flyer for more information.
Transition Academy Social Club for high school students meets every Wednesday from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Exeter SHS Library. See the flyer for details.
2 months ago, Susan Sibley
Transition Academy Social Club for high school students, ages 14-21, is a free club that meets every Wednesday from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Exeter SHS Library.
🏆 Celebrating Brandywine Heights Athletic Excellence! 🏆 At the March 3rd Board Meeting, we had the honor of recognizing two outstanding student-athletes for their record-breaking achievements: 🔥 Addison "Turbo" Benner – Girl’s All-Time Leading Scorer (1,282 points) Addison has officially rewritten history, surpassing a 15-year record set by Deanna Daddona (1,253 points). Her dedication, skill, and relentless drive have set a new standard for Brandywine Heights basketball, inspiring future generations to reach for greatness. 🤼 Jacob Greiss – 100 Career Wins With 100 career wins under his belt, Jacob has cemented his legacy in Brandywine Heights wrestling history. His grit, determination, and passion for the sport have propelled him to this milestone, making him the 39th wrestler in school history to reach this elite achievement. Congratulations to Addison and Jacob on their remarkable accomplishments! 👏🎉 #BHASD #GoBullets
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Addison Benner
Jacob Greiss
Jacob Greiss
🎶 Congratulations to Jakub Furniss, Adria Myers, Mason Slabonik, and Ella Vaccaro for qualifying for Berks Junior County Chorus! 🌟 They will represent Brandywine at the Berks Jr. County Festival at the end of March. This is a wonderful accomplishment, and we’re very proud of our students! 🎤 🎵
2 months ago, Adam Rabenold
Jr. County Chorus participant Jakub Furniss
Jr. County Chorus participant Adria Myers
Jr. County Chorus participant Mason Slabonik
Jr. County Chorus participant Ella Vaccaro
🐐💋 Kissing for a Cause FFA put a fun spin on giving back! Students collected canned goods, dropping them into boxes labeled with their teachers’ names. The catch? The three teachers with the most donations had to kiss a goat!! Turns out, Mrs. Paxson, Mrs. Bollinger, and Mr. Strohecker were the lucky winners! (Or unlucky, depending on how you feel about goat smooches.) Huge thanks to everyone who donated—your support made a difference, and the goat didn’t seem to mind the extra attention either! 🥫🐐
2 months ago, Gina Oberto-Weller
Mrs. Bolinger
Mrs. Paxton
Mr. Strohecker