Things were looking pretty blue around here for Denim Day for Underground Spirit Week. Tomorrow we close out with MAYBE the most eye catching spectacles yet!
On Monday, students in Mrs. Wardropper's 10th grade English classes became the teacher. Each student was expected to create a lesson plan, teach, and reflect on their lesson-specifically working on their technical writing. They were given freedom on what they taught. Lessons taught on Monday included: All About Dirt Bike Engines, How to Play Baseball, How to Play Konpira Fune (Cup Game), Hoe to Take Care of a Baby, How to Make Cake Pops, All About Fish, The History of Morgan County, How to Take Care of Kids, How to Plant Seeds, How to Make Brownies, How to Make Stress Balls, and How to Analyze Art.
On Tuesday, students in Mrs. Wardropper's 10th grade English classes became the teacher. Each student was expected to create a lesson plan, teach, and reflect on their lesson-specifically working on their technical writing. They were given freedom on what they taught. Lessons taught on Tuesday included: History of Battleships; How to Safely Arm Wrestle; How to Feed Chickens, Turkeys, and Kittens; How to Make Slime; How to Make Edible Cookie Dough; How to Color Inside the Lines; How to Play Softball; How to Take Care of a Dog; How to Play Wiffle Ball; and How to Shoot a Basketball
On Wednesday, students in Mrs. Wardropper's 10th grade English classes became the teacher. Each student was expected to create a lesson plan, teach, and reflect on their lesson-specifically working on their technical writing. They were given freedom on what they taught. Lessons taught on Wednesday included: How to Make a Baby Bottle and Feed a Baby, How to Build a Character, About the Solar System, How to Entertain a Kid, How to Play Adopt Me, How to Make Oobleck, How to do Nails, How to Play Balatro, How to Play Baseball on the PlayStation, and How to Design a Character
Our staff brought the comfort to this Underground Spirit Week with a Pajama Day! From cozy slippers to flannel pants, the halls were filled with laughter and plenty of school spirit. Even in pajamas, our staff showed up ready to support students and make the day a fun one!
Come join the FUN!
Berkeley Springs High School was well represented recently at the West Virginia State Social Studies fair. Congratulations to Rhainna Botticher and Alex Sage, Corali Johnson and Kendall Risinger, and Josh Lucas on placing at the State Level.
Honors Chemistry has been investigating the properties of solutions. Want to know how to make some homemade ice cream? The best temperature to make coffee? Or even the best type of cleaner to get a troublesome stain out of your favorite shirt? Honors Chem students can help 🍨 ☕️ 🧼
BSHS Staff kicked off Underground Spirit Week today with a black out theme! Stay tuned to see what the staff has up their sleeves for the remainder of the week! Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Hats, Hoods, Sunglasses and Crocs Oh MY! Today's theme was Dress Like the Students. We think we covered all the current trends! Stay tuned for tomorrow!
Morgan County Virtual Academy is now accepting applications through June 1, 2026! Open to students in grades K–12, this flexible learning option is ideal for independent, motivated learners. Learn more about the Virtual Academy.
A HUGE thank you all our sponsors for their generous donations for College Decision Day. Our graduating seniors had a blast!
Advance Auto Parts
Oak Barrel Cafe
Morgan County Wellness Center
Communities In Schools
Cacapon State Park
Food Lion
Dairy Queen
Eddie's Tire Service
Advance Auto Parts
Oak Barrel Cafe
Morgan County Wellness Center
Communities In Schools
Cacapon State Park
Food Lion
Dairy Queen
Eddie's Tire Service
Let's line the streets in support of our Class of 2026!
BSHS Student Council held our annual Blessing Box Drive where we collected and donated 100s of clothing, food and hygiene items to our local Blessing Box to support members of our community.
Students in ELA 9 got up and moving to explore stations to identify Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in argumentative writing.
BSHS art students participated in our Annual Hallway Art Show and scavenger hunt.
Prom 2026 "Meet Me At Midnight" Picture Packages
Last chance to buy tickets tomorrow and Friday during both lunch shifts.
Saturday May 2, 2026 7-10pm
Forensics got to take a field trip to WVU! 💙💛 WVU is one of the top-rated universities for forensics due to its research opportunities and excellent staff and students. BSHS students got to talk to a forensics professor, tour Oglebay Hall (home of the forensics department), look at the crime scene complex, and experience other amazing opportunities at WVU.🕵️♀️
Berkeley Springs High School’s chess team took 1st place at the Area-Wide Scholastic Chess Tournament in Washington, D.C. on April 25. Competing against 12 high schools, the team continued its strong season following their state title and national appearance.
Senior Joseph Guzman-Robles placed 2nd (undefeated), while Malcolm Johns (4th) and Brody Gloyd (5th) helped secure the team win. Dylan Stewart also went undefeated to finish 7th, with strong support from the rest of the team.
Another big win for Berkeley Springs—both on and off the board. ♟️
BSHS Girls’ Soccer Parent-Player Meeting
