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A group of professional journalists are looking for local high school students to sign up for a free Media Academy. Students will learn how to produce, report, and write news stories from local professional journalists from WKYC Studios, WEWS News, Cleveland.com, The Plain Dealer and Greater Cleveland Association of Black Journalists. The free program will conclude with a graduation. To sign up, visit www.cleveland.com/academy.
Participants in the Student Pathways Program gain exposure to a wide variety of clinical and non-clinical healthcare careers. Through direct interaction with current Cleveland Clinic caregivers, students will explore the world of opportunity available to them in the healthcare field. This includes direct to employment positions, which can be accessed directly after high school. Not only will Student Pathways Program participants learn about careers through weekly virtual workshops and an onsite observation, students will also receive skills training directly from our Talent Acquisition Team. Topics covered include, resume writing and interview skills. In addition, students who successfully complete the 2022-2023 Student Pathways Program requirements will receive a stipend of $250.00.
Attention BHS! WRESTLING TRAINING HAS STARTED: SEE COACH HOON FOR DETAILS IN ROOM C142!
Impact! FREE After-School program for students looking to improve on their ACT skills for the test, explore different career and post-secondary options, and engage with peers and other students. All students who finish receive a $200 stipend. Scan QR or apply at the link if interested, see you there!
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The Boys Varsity Soccer team put in a dominant performance that resulted in many players being on the score sheet!
Got Plans? Join the "Cleveland Goes to College Fair" this year to explore colleges, degree programs, and pathways! This year’s fair will be a one-day event on Tuesday, September 27 at East Professional Center
We hope that you are having a relaxing and enjoyable summer with the 2022-2023 school year on the horizon! We hope you are taking the last two weeks of summer to relax and get ready for another exciting year! Please follow the link for all the information regarding are reopening for the 2022-2023 school year!
Members of the “Divine Nine” fraternities and sororities, even some of our own BHS staff members, visited students this past week to educate students on greek life, to provide a sense of community & share unique opportunities for students!
Please consider downloading our BCSD app on your phone! This is a convenient way for you to remain up to date with all the exciting things happening at BHS. You can also stay current with child's grades in Progressbook as well as set the app to send alerts when there are missing assignments or grade changes.
Registration is now open for the Community Learning Center for Children and Youth at Cleveland State University. The center offers year round, in-person and remote tutoring for students K-12. Find out more about what the CSU Community Learning Center can offer your child by attending their open house on Thursday, September 23 from 4-7 p.m. The open house takes place in Julka Hall Atrium, 2485 Euclid Avenue.
The staff at Bedford High School would like to present to you Success Academy Tutoring! This is a unique opportunity for ALL students to get the help you have been looking for. Please click to see the schedule for days and times for each of the four content areas.
Would you like to earn volunteer hours and help your fellow teens? The Southeast Public Library is looking for book reviews from teens like you. Please click to see how you can help!
Effective with the class of 2023, there will be a 40 hour community service hour requirement in order to graduate, it is highly recommended that students complete 10 hours each year until graduation. It is recommended that senior students have their total amount of required community service hours for graduation submitted at the end of Semester 1 of their senior year.
The technology department has been working to create a central place for parents to solve tech problems and learn about the technology that we use for instruction. It answers frequently asked questions and has training modules for parents.
