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“Technically it's not mandatory, but it is extremely encouraged, just for the peacefulness of the learning environment, to make sure we have no distractions, and everybody is on task,” said teacher Julie Pardue.
Indiana Phone Law’s Effect on BHS
The Met Gala 2024: an Overview
Eek is a brown bat at the Eagle Creek discovery center. “He was found with a wing injury and is unable to fly,” Heidi Shoemaker said. He is kept at the facility as an ambassador for wild bats. "He helps teach the public about wild bats!” Shoemaker added. Shoemaker also shared that, “Bats in Indiana sometimes do ‘mini migration’ where they will move to southern Indiana caves where its warmer.” Unfortunately, because of the wavering Indiana weather, bats can be tricked by semi-warm weather and come out of hibernation when it’s not time yet.
Hibernation is over! Happy spring!
Many teachers make the decision to use phone pockets to keep students accountable during class. Spanish teacher Jennifer Blanton is one of many that made this decision.
New Indiana state law: How are schools changing for next year
St. Patrick’s Day
Duncan-Flory holding up a model used to inform her classes of the human body.
Humans of BHS: Christina Duncan-Flory
Lewis and her family contemplate their next answers and guesses for the game at practice.
Humans of BHS: Janiyah Lewis
Picture of Derringer’s art displayed out in front of the art classes.
Humans of BHS: Owen Derringer
“It really opened me to not only the cultural aspects, but also other ways to see the world, which is part of learning a new language,” Pardue said.
Humans of BHS: Julie Pardue
“My mom and my dad have sacrificed so much for me to be an athlete every single day, so much time so much money, but they truly love it,” Pogue mentioned.
Humans of BHS: Ava-Grace Pogue
Junior Ian Baker running the 1600-meter run at HCC. Baker ran a 4:14, managing to outkick the competition to become the HCC 1600-meter champion for the second year in a row.
Brownsburg Track Championships Back-to-Back?
Sophomore Patrick McCluskey hopes the 49ers win this year's Super Bowl.
Football in February
The Brownsburg A team for the 200 yard freestyle relay was made up of senior Mary McCluskey, freshman Helen Nguyen, sophomore Kennedy York and senior Baylei Crawford. They were able to get the win for the event for Brownsburg.
Swim Season Preview
Senior Paul Cormany breaks it down pre-meet for the JV. Going into the last home meet of the season on senior night and conference, Cormany had the honors of breaking down the huddle. Cormany also led the dogs JV on the course finishing ninth with a time of 17:01.
Brownsburg Boys Cross Country Team
Baseball Swings into Season
Baseball Swings into Season
Sunsets are very popular to watch during the summertime.
Summer Break for BHS Students
A look inside the store, in front of the bakery. The mini fridges have a variety of drinks and food offered at The Hayloft.
The Hayloft – A Farm Fresh Small Business
To All the People With or Without Valentines…
Brownsburg Nutrition
Brownsburg Nutrition
The Blend are learning the choreography for the song “Sparklejollytwinklelingley” for the Holiday Concert in December.
Walking in the Winter Concert Wonderland
Mahan talks to three seniors outside of the business classrooms.
One of the New Faces Around BHS
Duncan-Flory holding up a model used to inform her classes of the human body.
Humans of BHS: Christina Duncan-Flory
Lewis and her family contemplate their next answers and guesses for the game at practice.
Humans of BHS: Janiyah Lewis
Picture of Derringer’s art displayed out in front of the art classes.
Humans of BHS: Owen Derringer
“It really opened me to not only the cultural aspects, but also other ways to see the world, which is part of learning a new language,” Pardue said.
Humans of BHS: Julie Pardue
Garfield Movie Review
Consumerism
Consumerism
What’s Next?
“The Tortured Poets Department” – A Review
Kung Fu Panda 4 Review

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“My mom and my dad have sacrificed so much for me to be an athlete every single day, so much time so much money, but they truly love it,” Pogue mentioned.

[Photo] Humans of BHS: Ava-Grace Pogue

Ifeoluwa Olokode, Staff Writer
May 30, 2024
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