🥉 We are thrilled to announce that the Berlin Academic Decathlon team finished in 3rd place at the State Competition!
🏆 We are thrilled to recognize Thomas McCarthy (junior) for being awarded the prestigious Top Scholar award! This remarkable achievement showcases his dedication and hard work. We are incredibly proud of all our students and celebrate their commitment to excellence!
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Each year, the state-wide Academic Decathlon competition revolves around a specific theme. This year's theme was "Our Changing Climate." The competition took place at the Tundra Lodge in Green Bay and featured ten distinct events in which all team members participated. Students were tested in seven subject areas: Economics, Science, Math, Literature, Social Studies, Art, and Music. Additionally, they composed an essay, delivered a speech, and participated in an interview. This year, the team also engaged with a novel related to the theme titled "Solar Storms" by Linda Hogan.
The team consists of nine members: three Honors players (GPA of 3.80-4.00), three Scholastic players (GPA of 3.20-3.799), and three Varsity players (GPA of 0.00-3.199).
👏 Outstanding job, BHS!
Yesterday evening, the March School Board meeting took place at Berlin High School.
🤖 Principal Bryant Bednarek highlighted the achievements of BHS's VEX Robotics team during the "Time to Shine" segment. Team members Thomas Schumacher (senior) and James Paskey (junior), accompanied by their coach, Gus Hetcher, presented to the School Board. They showcased their robot, providing insights into its construction, programming, functionality, and the challenges it faces in competitions.
🎉 The Berlin VEX Robotics team, known as "Birthday Boy," has enjoyed an exceptional season. We take great pride in having these remarkable students and future engineers represent Berlin High School! Great job to all!
During last night's meeting, the minutes from the February meeting were approved.
👉 View Here: https://www.berlin.k12.wi.us/cms_files/resources/22625%20BOE%20Minutespdf.pdf
"Say! I like green eggs and ham!
I do! I like them, Sam-I-am!"
🍳 Our second graders had a fun-filled morning as they ventured to Berlin High School for a special breakfast featuring green eggs, ham, and toast!
🍞 The breakfast was a joyous occasion, thanks to many dedicated family members who prepared this Dr. Seuss-themed feast in the foods lab. They joined the students as they enjoyed their meal with friends.
☺️ The tables were alive with giggles and smiles, making it a truly memorable morning for everyone involved!
🏆 Congratulations to Zayden Beck and Lane Chikowski for receiving the Co-Outstanding Athlete award in wrestling!
🤼♂️ Your dedication and excellence as student-athletes, both on and off the mat, truly shine! We are incredibly proud of you!
📖 Eight talented students from Berlin High School will be featured in the April edition of the East Central Conference's literary magazine, Perspectives!
✍️ The creative works of Aidan Pierstorff, Arianna McCormick, Emelia Beulen, Aleea Lichtenberg, Taylor Van Ornum, Tasi Ana Sanchez, Ewan Steffen, and Ella Spitler will proudly represent our school.
These exceptional writers will receive their copies of the magazine during a special luncheon held on Wednesday, April 9, in honor of all the all-conference writers from the East Central Conference. The banquet will take place at Mastricola's on Broadway in Berlin.
👏 A big congratulations and well done to all!
🚶 At BMS, students in the Coding class had an exciting project where they turned Microbits into working pedometers. This hands-on experience helped them learn coding while positively impacting our school!
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The project started with an introduction to Microbit technology. Students learned to program the devices to count their steps. Each student was tasked with writing code that would enable their Microbits to count the number of steps they took throughout the day. They worked together in coding sessions, helping each other troubleshoot and improve their programs with their teacher's guidance.
🚮 After programming their Microbits, the students took initiative by organizing a school cleanup. With their pedometers, they spread out across the schoolyard, picking up litter while keeping track of their steps. This activity encouraged them to be active and responsible for their environment.
As they walked, students were thrilled to see their step counts go up, giving them a sense of accomplishment. The project ended with a discussion about the importance of coding skills and caring for the environment. Students shared their experiences and reflected on the positive changes they made in their school community.
🙌 The Berlin Middle School Coding class showcased how technology and civic responsibility can work together. They inspired others to creatively explore how coding can be applied to real-life situations. Great job, students!
📚 There will be No School for students in the Berlin Area School District from May 20 - May 28.
Friendly reminder: This Thursday, May 20, is Parent Teacher Conferences from 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM.
Sign up here: https://bit.ly/4ig5faM
🌸 We hope our students and families enjoy a restful and fun spring break!
Classes will resume on Monday, March 31st. Thank you!
🔪 What's Cookin' in the Foods Lab?
🥕 Last week, Chef Simmers from MPTC visited our Food Service class to teach students knife sharpening techniques! He also delivered an excellent presentation on how to cut vegetables evenly, ensuring that all slices are the same size. Thank you for your visit, Chef!
🎉 We wish the BHS Robotics team "Birthday Boy" the best of luck in the State Tournament tomorrow, March 15th, in Green Bay!
🤖 Your commitment to excellence in robotics not only brings pride to Berlin High School but also inspires your fellow students and aspiring engineers. We are so proud of all your accomplishments!
👏 The BASD community, along with your family and friends, are all cheering for you!
👨🏭 Career Exploration Unit
👩🏫 Mrs. Clark's Consumer Math class is currently engaged in a career exploration unit designed to help students prepare for their future career paths! The presenters invited to the class are aligned with the students' interests in various careers. Mrs. Clark emphasizes a diverse range of careers that require different levels of education, including degrees, certificates, apprenticeships, or entry-level positions that do not necessitate post-secondary education.
👨⚕️ Representatives from UA Local 400, ThedaCare, FVTC Public Safety, 4imprint, and several other organizations have visited or will be visiting the class to deliver exceptional presentations. We sincerely thank all the presenters for dedicating their valuable time to share their insights with our students. Your experiences play a crucial role in guiding them as they shape their bright futures and make informed career choices!
👪 We are one week away from Parent Teacher Conferences!
These essential meetings between parents and teachers offer a valuable opportunity to connect and discuss your child's academic progress, social development, overall performance in school, and much more. We look forward to seeing you!
• Schedule a Conference: https://bit.ly/424ffOD
Tonight is the night!
🍝 We invite you to join us this evening for a delightful spaghetti supper followed by an enjoyable spring concert featuring our talented BHS band and choir students. All proceeds from the spaghetti supper will support scholarships for students pursuing education.
• Spaghetti Supper
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
BHS Cafeteria
• BHS Band & Choir Concert
7:00 PM
BHS Auditorium | Free Admission
🎶 Everyone is welcome to attend! We look forward to seeing you there!
🎉 The Berlin High School VEX Robotics team, known as "Birthday Boy," celebrated another victory by becoming tournament champions on Sunday, March 9th, at a State Scrimmage held in Appleton. This exciting tournament featured 14 teams preparing for state competition.
🥇 Team members James Paskey and Tom Schumacher emerged as the top contenders, securing the 1st place ranking after the qualifying matches. They selected "Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em" from Neenah High School to join them as their alliance. Also pictured is the 2nd place alliance of VHS Excelsior Valley Home Schoolers and a VEX-U college level team.
🤖 The BHS Robotics team is set to compete in the State Tournament in Green Bay this Saturday, March 15th! Wishing the Berlin VEX Robotics team, "Birthday Boy" the best of luck!
🎵 Join us for an evening of music and talent!
🥁 Tomorrow, Tuesday, March 11, come and enjoy a delightful spring concert featuring the talented BHS Band and Choir students.
🎤 The performance will take place after the Spaghetti Supper, starting at 7 PM.
🎺 Admission is Free! Everyone is welcome to attend this wonderful event.
🍽️ Dinner plans tomorrow? We've got you covered!
🍝 The Berlin Area School District is excited to announce our annual Spaghetti Supper tomorrow, Tuesday, March 11!
🎓 Join us for an evening of delicious food while supporting scholarships for BASD students pursuing education.
🎶 After enjoying the meal, stay to experience a wonderful concert featuring the BHS Band and Choir.
😊 We look forward to seeing you there!
📚 Students wrapped up their final day of Read Across America in cozy pajamas.
They took part in D.E.A.R.—Drop Everything and Read—and even snuggled up with their blankets while enjoying their books.
It was a fun filled week!
🧑🍳 What's cookin' in the foods lab?
🐔 This week, we kicked off our Multicultural/Ethnic Food unit with a bang! Our lab groups made delicious dishes like Indian Butter Chicken, Schnitzel, Pierogies, Pollo Asado with homemade tortillas, Chicken Quesadillas, and Orange Chicken. Each dish was a hit!
🌎 Next week, students will share their culinary skills by presenting on food from a culture of their choice, exploring cuisines from around the world including Native American, African, Indian, German, French, and more!
🍓 Our Practical Living Class also joined in the fun by whipping up tasty fruit muffins today.
Stay tuned for more tasty adventures!
📚 It's the final day for Read Across America!
⭐ Yesterday, the children and staff represented their favorite sports teams! Everyone rocked it!
☺️ The students in Mrs. Erickson's class were all smiles as they jumped into the playful world of "The Cat in the Hat."
📕 With Mrs. Johnson leading the way, they explored the exciting adventures of the mischievous cat, creating a fun experience for everyone!
🎉 Announcement of Class of 2025 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
🎓 We are proud to announce the distinguished students of the Class of 2025. Aaron Bartol has been named the Valedictorian, recognizing his exceptional academic achievements and leadership qualities. In addition, Andrew Rozek has earned the title of Salutatorian, showcasing his impressive dedication and commitment to excellence. Congratulations to both students for their outstanding accomplishments! We are beyond proud of you!
