SAT Day
On Wednesday, March 2nd we will be administering the SAT exam to all Juniors, while Sophomores will take the Pre-ACT. Our Freshmen class will be visiting CVCC to learn about their programming, since they were unable to attend last year during their 8th grade year due to COVID-19 precautions. They will also have the opportunity to participate in career planning programming provided by CVCC. Seniors do not have to report to school on March 2nd and should use the day to finalize their post-secondary options. The school day will begin at our normal start time of 7:35 a.m. with students reporting directly to their assigned test day locations. Specific test locations will be shared directly with students via their email account the week before the March 2nd SAT Day. We anticipate testing to conclude around 11:15 a.m. with students being dismissed from school at this time. Transportation routes will run according to our regular schedule with food services being provided starting at 11:30 a.m. If you prefer your child to not be granted early release, please complete this digital form.

School Counselors to Begin Individual Student Meetings
Starting on Monday, February 14th school counselors will begin meeting with students one-on-one to review course request sheets and to discuss the four year graduation plan and post graduation goals. An email will be sent to the student and parent the first week of March reflecting the list of courses that were requested by the student. If you have any questions regarding your child’s course selections you are encouraged to contact their assigned school counselor. 
Junior Parent College Planning Night Recap
Thank you to Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Baeslach and Mr. Drypolcher for their work organizing and hosting Junior Parent College Planning Night. The evening was well-attended and some key information regarding the initial steps of planning for college were shared. If you were unable to attend the in-person event held this past Monday the resources shared can be located here. If you have further questions regarding the college planning process you are encouraged to contact your child's assigned school counselor for further discussion. Some key resources made available to families include:
Congratulations Bees!
Congratulations to our Girls Gymnastics and Boys Varsity Basketball teams for winning the Suburban League National Conference Championship this past week. We are also excited to share Gianna Ravagnani was selected as the Suburban League Gymnastics MVP. Both teams will be finishing regular season competition in the next few weeks and preparing for OHSAA State Tournaments.   

We are excited to share several more Talking Bees qualified for the State Speech and Debate Tournament this past weekend. They are Leif Gajkowski- Lincoln Douglas Debate, Hamsika Totapally- Original Oratory, Juliana Sobecks- Informative Speaking, Hallie Szmik- Informative Speaking, Elianna Gamboa- Program Oral Interpretation , Juliana Pinzon- Program Oral Interpretation and Esther Sung- Declamation. The Talking Bees have now qualified thirteen students for the State Tournament which is a school record. The team is coached by Ms. Kaylyn Bass.  

Our Academic Challenge team, advised by Mrs. Chris Bartzis, also had a successful week of competition. They concluded their fall season with a perfect record of 7-0 and have qualified for the spring regional competition. Senior Gavin Rosic won the head-to-head Top Gun competition which includes the top scorers from all 20 schools in the league. Gavin was also selected as a First Team All-Star for his season scoring average. Sophomore Will Minatel placed 6th in the league overall.

The Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School Figure Skating Team competed at the Ohio High School Team Figure Skating Championships last weekend Feb 5-6 at Thornton Park in Shaker Heights. The team is comprised of six skaters: Faye Albrecht ’24, Mackenzie Gray ’22, Laney Karpowicz ’22, Chloe O'Brien
’22, Meghan Schuster ’25 and Lauren Shivey ’25. The Lady Bees entered 10 individual events and won 6 medals. The Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School Figure Skating Club was formed in 2018 and this is their third year competing at States. The team is managed by Amy O’Brien. If you are interested in learning more about this great program please contact Mrs. O'Brien.
Schools Foundation Update
Next week the BBH Schools Foundation's online silent auction, "Bee the IMPACT" will go live! With exciting packages such as the popular graduation packages, a Catawba Island getaway, exclusive dining experiences and our new BEE an Officer opportunity featured, you will not want to miss out! Plus, 100% of the proceeds will go towards funding the 2022 Classroom Enrichment grants benefitting our teachers and, ultimately, our students.

The Schools Foundation has a goal of raising $15,000 during this campaign and is asking for YOUR help! They are currently seeking sponsors (can be individuals, families or businesses) and encourage you to help by making a donation or to check out their auction and bid away! The auction will go live starting Wednesday, February 16th at 9 a.m. To become a sponsor, make a donation or view the auction, visit www.bbhsf.org.

The Schools Foundation is looking forward to carrying on the tradition of supporting a legacy of fine education through its classroom enrichment grants program. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Leukemia Lymphoma Society Student of the Year Competition
Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School is once again excited to have a team compete in the LLS Student of the Year Campaign. This year, Team Telescope, will be led by current Sophomores Ella DeTray, Bridget Butler & Kate Butler!
Team Telescope is one of thirty-three local high school student teams participating in the Student of the Year competition from around NEO. We hope to raise over $35,000 at BBHHS alone and as a collective group over $1,000,000 in the 7 Week Campaign.

We are actively recruiting corporate sponsors and donations. If you have a potential partner, please notify Mr. Jakub or one of Ella, Kate or Bridget. A link to their team donation page and planned events can be found here.
Important Dates
2/11 BBHHS Robotics Tournament
2/12 ACT Testing
2/18 Tri-M Singing Telegrams Valentines Day
2/21 President's Day No School
2/23 Colony Period Day
2/24 Mid-Winter Band Concert
3/2 SAT Day- No School Seniors
3/3 PSO Council Meeting
3/3 Top Ensemble Concert (Band, Choir, Orchestra)
3/3 CVCC Job Fair
3/4 OMEA Large Group
3/4 Gymnastics State Tournament Day 1
3/5 Gymnastics State Tournament Day 2
3/8 Vocal Boosters Meeting
3/8 Alumni Meeting Simon's Restaurant
3/9 ACT Prep Course
3/10 HS PSO Meeting
3/10 HS Parent Teacher Conferences
3/10 Mid Winter Choir Concert
3/11 Wrestling State Tournament Day 1
3/12 Wrestling State Tournament Day 2
3/12 SAT Testing
3/14 Spirit Week Starts
3/17 Senior Class Fundraiser Basketball Game
3/18 Winter Sports Pep Assembly
3/19 Athletic Booster Mattress Sale (Auxiliary Gym)
3/19 Winter Formal
3/21 Take Back Togetherness Night
3/24 End of 3rd Quarter
3/25 Teacher Records Day (No School for Students)
3/28 Spring Break Starts
Important BBHHS Contacts

High School Administration
Principal: Mr. Kevin Jakub 440-740-4712
Assistant Principal Last Names A-K: Mrs. Kelli Izzo 440-740-4717
Assistant Principal Last Names L-Z: Mr. Scott DeTray 440-740-4718

Administration Administrative Assistants
Main Office: Mrs. Michelle Cook 440-740-4711
Assistant Principal Office: Mrs. Lila Tamulewicz 440-740-4754

Athletic Department
Athletic Director: Mr. Mark Maslona 440-740-4771
Athletic Director Secretary: Mrs. Megan Schiavone 440-740-4770

School Counselors
Grades 9-10 Last Names A-K: Mrs. Halle Hollub 440-740-4723
Grades 9-10 Last Names L-Z : Ms. Taylor Behringer 440-740-4727
Grade 12 Last Names A-K: Mrs. Jaci Owens 440-740-4719
Grades 11-12 Last Names F-O: Mrs. Gina Baeslach 440-740-4725
Grade 12 Last Names P-Z: Mr. Kyle Drypolcher 440-740-4726

Counseling Office Administrative Assistants
Mrs. Maureen Jonozzo 440-740-4721
Mrs. Kelly Petros 440-740-4728

Attendance Office
Attendance Line: Last Names A-K 440-740-4705
Attendance Line: Last Names L-Z 440-740-4715

CAPA Office
Mrs. Kelly Lazar: 440-740-4751

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