Show up in that Tribe Pride tomorrow!
Throwing it back on Thursday and giving all those millennial nostalgias a chance to thrive!
Don't forget to line the streets and cheer on our fall athletes!
Advanced art students started the year creating their own tote bags!
Who will be crowned the King and Queen? Join us at Morgan Field. Ceremony Begins at 6:15 on Friday October 2nd.
ATTENTION SENIORS! Are you interested in Parking Spot Painting!?! See Ms. Remsburg in A 200 for an application.
On Wednesdays... we wear...
Who's going to win the VS this year?
A reminder for all 10th Grade BSHS Students!
A few hours of elbow grease, lots of tape, and a prayer for staying up…. The hallways are ready for hoco week.
As HOCO Week approaches, student from each class gathered Sunday night to deck the halls in HOCO.
Request for materials for the Berkeley Springs High School Pumpkin Drop Competition
We will be holding our fifth annual Pumpkin Drop Competition on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
Students will be working in small groups to design an enclosure to protect a pumpkin from damage when dropped from high altitudes. We will be dropping the creations from the roof of the A-Building onto concrete. Each team will extensively research other designs as they collaborate to create their own. This project involves every area of S.T.E.M. (SCIENCE, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Students are requesting materials to complete their project. Materials must be at the school prior to Monday, October 12, 2026. It will help if the materials are brought in as soon as possible so students can plan their designs. They need a box with something to cushion the pumpkin. Some groups are going to need materials for a parachute. The items can be in any condition. This is an opportunity to “RECYCLE” items that might normally be thrown away. Below is a list of items that students have requested in the past. Any items that may be repurposed could be useful.
Twenty - Five Boxes –They should at least be large enough to hold a medium-size pumpkin with space to add cushioning. An example of a good size box would be 27 in x 15 in x 17 in. Smaller and larger boxes will be accepted.
Pool Noodles
Pillows
Tarp
Bubble Wrap
Plastic Wrap
Empty Water Bottles
Sheets
Styrofoam (No packing peanuts)
Duct Tape or Packing Tape
Trash Bags
Blankets
Memory Foam
Cotton Balls
Marshmallows
Styrofoam Boxes
Towels
Balloons
Shower Curtains
Socks
Orange pumpkins can also be donated. They must be at least ten inches in diameter.
Please contact Mr. Brode with any questions. (School – 304-258-2871 Extension 150 or Cell
240-362-6522 (Leave Message))
We will be holding our fifth annual Pumpkin Drop Competition on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
Students will be working in small groups to design an enclosure to protect a pumpkin from damage when dropped from high altitudes. We will be dropping the creations from the roof of the A-Building onto concrete. Each team will extensively research other designs as they collaborate to create their own. This project involves every area of S.T.E.M. (SCIENCE, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Students are requesting materials to complete their project. Materials must be at the school prior to Monday, October 12, 2026. It will help if the materials are brought in as soon as possible so students can plan their designs. They need a box with something to cushion the pumpkin. Some groups are going to need materials for a parachute. The items can be in any condition. This is an opportunity to “RECYCLE” items that might normally be thrown away. Below is a list of items that students have requested in the past. Any items that may be repurposed could be useful.
Twenty - Five Boxes –They should at least be large enough to hold a medium-size pumpkin with space to add cushioning. An example of a good size box would be 27 in x 15 in x 17 in. Smaller and larger boxes will be accepted.
Pool Noodles
Pillows
Tarp
Bubble Wrap
Plastic Wrap
Empty Water Bottles
Sheets
Styrofoam (No packing peanuts)
Duct Tape or Packing Tape
Trash Bags
Blankets
Memory Foam
Cotton Balls
Marshmallows
Styrofoam Boxes
Towels
Balloons
Shower Curtains
Socks
Orange pumpkins can also be donated. They must be at least ten inches in diameter.
Please contact Mr. Brode with any questions. (School – 304-258-2871 Extension 150 or Cell
240-362-6522 (Leave Message))
Students in Mr. Brode's Earth and Space Science classes recently completed an activity about the rock cycle. In the activity, humans found a new planet with valuable minerals. The ground was completely unstable and dangerous. Each team member was an expert on one type of rock. The student's worked as a team of Space Engineers to change the dangerous ground into a safe, solid place for humans to build a colony. Each member contributed towards the solution.
Mondays are for messes!
Tonight, the BSHS football team honors their teachers with teacher appreciation night. Yesterday, the seniors chose teachers at BSHS who have made an impact on their education. Those teachers received a shirt to wear today with the players # on the arm to match their jerseys. We hope you’ll come out and cheer loud tonight at 6:30 before kickoff as we honor other MCS teachers!
Join us on Sunday for Hallway decorating!
This week the BSHS football team is honoring teachers with teacher appreciation night. Today at school, the senior cheerleaders gave out tumblers, rally towels, pom poms and flowers to say thank you to the teachers who have made an impact for them. Thank you for all you do for our students!
Tonight, the BSHS football team honors their teachers with teacher appreciation night. Yesterday, the seniors chose teachers at BSHS who have made an impact on their education. Those teachers received a shirt to wear today with the players # on the arm to match their jerseys. We hope you’ll come out and cheer loud tonight at 6:30 before kickoff as we honor other MCS teachers!
Students from BSHS traveled to Shepherdstown for the 2026 World Affairs Seminar by the Eastern Panhandle Rotary Clubs. This year's theme: Taking the Vital Signs of the Planet's Health. Several BSHS students presented on behalf of their breakout groups!
Volleyball vs Moorefield
