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YOU and YOUR BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Brian Weiss, President, 464-6678 • [email protected] Mitchel Luxenburg, Vice President, 382-8943 • [email protected] David B. Ostro, 464-0718 • [email protected] Joshua Mintz, 862-1635 • [email protected] Steve Rosen, 292-5562 • [email protected] Beachwood High School is rated among America’s Best High Schools in Newsweek magazine’s 2012 ranking released last month. BHS ranks second among Northeast Ohio high schools and eighth in Ohio. Beachwood High School is ranked #23 in the Midwest and #199 in the United Stated. Newsweek factored graduation rate, college acceptance rate, AP test participation and scores, and average SAT/ACT scores into its formula. All the data was self-reported by each school for the 2011–12 school year. Newsweek invited more than 5,000 high schools to participate in this year’s survey this year. All public high schools in the U.S. are eligible. Marketing Student Places at Internationals Newsweek Rates BHS Among America’s Best High Schools Beachwood High School marketing student Geordi Kogovsek earned a Top 10 medal in the Business Management and Administration testing event at the DECA International conference in Anaheim, California, in April. Kogovsek and Robert Kaufman, who are both students in Beachwood’s Excel TECC Marketing program, also received a High Achievement Award for finishing in the 80th percentile in testing and case study phases of the competition. More than 120,000 students take part in DECA’s competitive events throughout the school year. The competitions are designed to simulate real-life business scenarios and test students’ academic understanding and skills development. Kogovsek and Kaufman qualified for the international DECA competition by placing first and second in their respective categories at the Ohio DECA state competition in March. Hilltop’s third graders built nests as part of their unit on the life cycle of chicks and animals. They learned how birds build nests and adapt them to their needs based on their eggs and habitat. Classes collected supplies from the field outside the school. Beachwood culinary arts student Summer Kolt, pictured, placed second at the Ohio FCCLA state finals for pastry arts cakes in April and won a $4,000 renewable college scholarship. Ryan dela Vega placed third, winning a $2,000 renewable scholarship. *Beachwood High School Ranked #2 in Northeast Ohio

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YOU and

YOUR

BOARD OF EDUCATIONDr. Brian Weiss, President, 464-6678 • [email protected] Luxenburg, Vice President, 382-8943 • [email protected] B. Ostro, 464-0718 • [email protected] Mintz, 862-1635 • [email protected] Rosen, 292-5562 • [email protected]

Beachwood High School is rated among America’s Best High Schools in Newsweek magazine’s 2012 ranking released last month. BHS ranks second among Northeast Ohio high schools and eighth in Ohio. Beachwood High School is ranked #23 in the Midwest and #199 in the United Stated.

Newsweek factored graduation rate, college acceptance rate, AP test participation and scores, and average SAT/ACT scores into its formula. All the data was self-reported by each school for the 2011–12 school year. Newsweek invited more than 5,000 high schools to participate in this year’s survey this year. All public high schools in the U.S. are eligible.

Marketing Student Places at Internationals

Newsweek Rates BHS Among America’s Best High Schools

Beachwood High School marketing student Geordi Kogovsek earned a Top 10 medal in the Business Management and Administration testing event at the DECA International conference in Anaheim, California, in April.

Kogovsek and Robert Kaufman, who are both students in Beachwood’s Excel TECC Marketing program, also received a High Achievement Award for finishing in

the 80th percentile in testing and case study phases of the competition.

More than 120,000 students take part in DECA’s competitive events throughout the school year. The competitions are designed to simulate real-life business scenarios and test students’ academic understanding and skills development. Kogovsek and Kaufman qualified for the international DECA competition by placing first and second in their respective categories at the Ohio DECA state competition in March.

Hilltop’s third graders built nests as part of their unit on the life cycle of chicks and animals. They learned how birds build nests and adapt them to their needs based on their eggs and habitat. Classes collected supplies from the field outside the school.

Beachwood culinary arts student Summer Kolt, pictured, placed second at the Ohio FCCLA state finals for pastry arts cakes in April and won a $4,000 renewable college scholarship. Ryan dela Vega placed third, winning a $2,000 renewable scholarship.

*Beachwood High School Ranked #2 in Northeast Ohio

Visit us at www.beachwoodschools.orgwww.facebook.com/BeachwoodBison www.twitter.com/BeachwoodBison

ADMINISTRATIONDr. Richard A. Markwardt, Superintendent, 464-2600 • [email protected] E. Mills, Director of Finance/Treasurer, 464-2600 • [email protected] P. Hardis, Assistant Superintendent, 464-2600 • [email protected] J. Broderick, Director of Pupil Services, 464-2600 • [email protected] Veon, Director of Curriculum & Technology, 464-2600 • [email protected] Stroski, Assistant Treasurer, 464-2600 • [email protected]

Doug Levin, Director of Marketing & Development, 464-2600 • [email protected]

Hilltop’s Fiddle Factory performed two shows at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo’s annual “Party For The Planet” on April 21.

During its annual book drive, the BHS library club collected 2,858 new and gently-used books and delivered them to Michael White STEM School in Cleveland. BHS students also took time to read to the students.

Beachwood Place senior marketing manager Heidi Yanok, right, dropped by BMS to announce that orchestra teacher Mrs. Lisa Goldman won Beachwood Place’s Celebrate Teachers contest!

BHS senior Chris Amaddio took 2nd place in The Plain Dealer’s Travel Photo Contest for this photo of the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel in Colorado Springs.

Hilltop third grader Sanjanasri Vedavyas took second place out of 372 participants in the 2013 Regional Junior Vocabulary Bee at Case Western Reserve University on April 27. She learned to spell 1,000 words, as well as each word’s part of speech, definitions, and sentence context. She was coached by her teacher Mrs. Vicki Challenger.

Save the Date

September 27 & 28, 2013

Homecoming & BHS Dedication Weekend