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ADMINISTRATION Robert P. Hardis, Superintendent, 464-2600 ext. 299 • rph@beachwoodschools.org Michele E. Mills, Director of Finance/Treasurer, 464-2600 ext. 239 • mm@beachwoodschools.org Lauren J. Broderick, Director of Pupil Services, 464-2600 ext. 234 • ljb@beachwoodschools.org Ken Veon, Director of Operations & Technology, 464-2600 ext. 230 • kev@beachwoodschools.org Linda LoGalbo, Director of Curriculum & Instruction/Human Resources, 464-2600 ext. 289 • lhl@beachwoodschools.org Kathleen Stroski, Assistant Treasurer, 464-2600 ext. 240 • ks@beachwoodschools.org Shana Wallenstein, Interim Director of Marketing & Communications, 464-2600 ext. 237 • swallenstein@beachwoodschools.org
Two BHS Seniors are candidates for the United States Presidential Scholars Program
Bagatur Askaryan and Junyoung Lee, both seniors at Beachwood High School, have been named candidates for the United States Presidential Scholars Program. Established in 1964, the program recognizes and honors our nation’s most distinguished graduating high school seniors. 4,000 candidates are identified annually and 161 students will be named as U.S. Presidential Scholars, one of the nation’s highest honors for a high school student. Candidates are chosen on the basis of their accomplishments in many areas – academic success, leadership and involvement in school and community. Scholars will be named in early May. Congratulations, Bagatur and Junyoung!
Bagatur Askaryan Junyoung Lee
Bryden Students Celebrate Diversity with Carlos Jones and the Plus Band
Throughout the year, Bryden has celebrated the diversity in our classrooms with “Feature Fridays,” a weekly program where families share their heritage with classmates through a presentation, craft, song or story. Bryden students were fortunate enough to receive a visit from Carlos Jones and the Plus Band for an allschool celebration! The band played Jaimaican Reggae music favorites, “Don’t Worry Be Happy,”“Nursery Rhyme,” and “Where Reggae Comes From,” to name a few. Carlos emphasized the drum as an educational focal point. The assembly was organized by second grade teacher Kate D’Angelo and Special Education Assistant Janet Wasserman.
Four Beachwood Students Among the Finalists in the Stop the Hate: Youth Speak Out Essay Contest
After Prom is organized and run by parent volunteers to promote a fun, safe and alcohol free evening. Included in the evening is a raffle auction for our students. We are looking for donations and prizes from our community for our silent auction. Contact: Laurie Marks at lauriemarks@me.com or (216) 570-1888 if you are able to contribute. Thank you.
After Prom
Yoav Pinhasi
Shayna Preisler
Athena Grasso
Eli Goldman
Congratulations to Beachwood Middle School students, Yoav Pinhasi and Shayna Preisler (7th grade), and Athena Grasso (8th grade) and Beachwood High School freshman Eli Goldman, each a grade level finalist in the annual Stop the Hate®: Youth Speak Out contest sponsored by the Maltz Museum. The students’ essays were chosen from nearly 1,200 submitted by students in grades 6-10 from school districts throughout a 12-county area.
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