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Last week, four Brandywine Heights High School students participated in the Berks Senior County festival, which culminated in an outstanding concert on Saturday evening. Ellis Kline and Greta Kline participated in Sr. County Chorus, and Rachael Robinson and Madeline Roibu participated in Sr. County Band. Madeline Roibu was also in Sr. County Orchestra. Congratulations to these students for these achievements, and thank you for representing Brandywine with pride!
Mrs. Swartzentruber's Algebra 1 students are engaged in a Bungee Barbie activity where they learn how to use data to create a line of best fit and equations so that they can predict the accurate amount of bungee needed to keep the Barbie's safe! Great Job applying a real life aspect in connection with its mathematical concepts! #bulletProud
From now until graduation, we’d like to take the opportunity to highlight members of our senior class. We want to acknowledge the incredible things they have planned for post-graduation and reminisce on some of their favorite memories from their time at Brandywine Heights.
First up, we have Taylar Merkel!
In September I will be attending my dream school, the Delaware College of Art and Design. I will be studying photography. After receiving my Bachelor’s in Fine Arts, I plan on starting my own photography business and going to school to become a photography teacher.
My favorite high school memory would have to be last year’s prom so far.
I would like to give a special shout out to Mr. Lundy and Mr. Rabenold. Both of you have helped me follow my dreams. Without the both of you, I would not have the confidence to have been doing everything I have been these past four years, and I am extremely grateful for the both of you.
Congratulations to our recent #newHEIGHTS award winners, who were recognized at the December and January school board meetings. Thank you all for your continued dedication and support to our BHASD students!
The Reading Royals Hockey Team is partnering with the BHASD Community for a night out with the Royals! The game is scheduled for this Friday, January 26th at 7pm at the Santander Arena. Come watch the music programs perform at the game and high five the royals players before the game! We hope to see you there! https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/BHASD
The Brandywine Heights Area School District will be operating Friday January 19, 2024 as a VIRTUAL LEARNING DAY. Please follow the schedules linked on our website for detailed information.
The Brandywine Heights Area School District will be operating under a two-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday January 17, 2024. A delay will allow for roads to be treated and safer travel in daylight.
The Brandywine Heights Area School District will be operating Tuesday January 16, 2024 as a VIRTUAL LEARNING DAY. Please follow the schedules linked on our website for detailed information.
Due to the anticipated winter weather forecast, The Brandywine Heights Area School District will be operating under a two-hour delay tomorrow Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Weather conditions will be monitored and any addition call will be made prior to 7:30 am.
We are excited to announce, the Winter 2024 edition of our BulletPOINTS newsletter has just been released! Please take a few minutes to read all about the amazing things happening in our schools! http://tiny.cc/flg0wz
The Brandywine Heights Area School District will be operating under a two-hour delay today, January 10, 2024. A delay will allow for roads to be cleared and safer travel in daylight. Please visit the website for two-hour delay schedules.
This month, our High School Aevidum Club is visiting 8th grade classes to present on mental health, suicide awareness/prevention, and healthy coping skills. This "I've got your back" club hopes to make the transition to high school as easy as possible for our rising 9th graders!
Brandywine Heights High School would love to congratulate Samantha DeFrain for receiving the Student of the Month Award from the Kutztown Rotary! Samantha has made us here at BHHS very proud ! Spread the Word of #bulletPride !
Reminder: High School Scheduling night will be held in the High School Auditorium on Tuesday, January 16th at 6pm. This event is geared toward rising 9th grade students and families but everyone is welcome to attend. Come out and learn about the new programs and courses, extracurriculars, and opportunities that the high school has to offer!
Congratulations to our FBLA members who competed at the Fall Regional Leadership Conference. Our students did well and proudly represented Brandywine Heights.
This past weekend Helen Yost and Sadie Santangini performed in the Nutcracker at Fleetwood High School. The performance was professional quality and the dancing, costumes, set and lighting was amazing. Helen and Sadie represented Brandywine proud and loud! #bulletPROUD
This year, the Middle School and High School Student Councils joined forces to organize a district-wide Food Drive that began in November and ran through December 8th, 2023.
Student Council members from both MS & HS student council groups organized all donations and then packed beautifully gift-wrapped boxes with these items to be distributed to families as at the Brandywine Food Pantry for the holiday.
Each box will include the following items: Holiday Napkins, Applesauce, Carrots, Peas, Corn, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberry Sauce, Fruit Juice, Mashed Potatoes, Stuffing, Fruit Cocktail, Coffee/Cocoa, and Cookies
Thank you to all families and students who donated items to this initiative. In addition, Thank you to Ms. Schwenk, Ms. Bleiler and all student council members for organizing an amazing way to give back to our community during the season of joy!
In 1999 a State Police Citizens’ Police Academy Program was implemented at the troop level as a 10-12 week course to educate the public about the activities and responsibilities of State Police.
Here at Brandywine Heights High School, we would like to offer this class opportunity to our students who are interested in what the State Police do and how they can better develop a partnership with the State Police in our own community. Here are some important details:
1. Class will start at the end of February or beginning of March
2. Class lasts 10-12 weeks long
3. There is only 1 class per week
4. Classes will be held from 2:05 pm - 3:35pm
5. Transportation will be provided if needed at 3:35pm once the class is finished.
6. There will need to be 12-15 participants to make this a successful experience
7. CLASS IS FREE OF CHARGE !
If you would like to sign up for this class, please reach out to District Safety and Security Director and High School Assistant Principal, Mr. William Ostroski at wilost@bhasd.org or call him at the office at 610 - 682 - 5102 ext 2001. Please leave detailed information to ensure your enrollment is secured.
BHHS would love to congratulate the Kutztown Rotary Student of the Month, Elyse Stufflet! She enjoys her passion in music and will help educate others in music as her profession! Congratulations, Elyse! #bulletProud
The High School Winter Concert is tomorrow evening at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Join us for performances by the Concert Band, Concert Choir, Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Singers, and Treble Choir.