What was your initial reaction when you saw Kissel get around the goalie and you realized that you won a national championship? “Well, I knew that goalkeeper was, you know, phenomenal, so I was hoping...

A crowd full of teachers, family and fans was waiting for Ilona Maher ‘14 in Battery Park in August. Maher, a BHS Alum, was a crucial member of the U.S. Women’s Rugby 7s team that took bronze at the...

In the midst of high political persuasion and often emotion, many schools spent early November figuring out the best way to cover the election. Whether schools used a factual education based model, or...

On the eve of November 5, a shockingly fast election result turnaround announced that Donald J. Trump would be the 47th president of the United States.  Leading up to the election, numerous polls predicted...

The last beam of the new BHS building was recently raised and the building is on track to be completed in March or April 2026.  The new school will be a 250,000 square foot building equipped for about...

BHS’ new cell phone policy states: “If a staff member observes a cell phone in use during class time, the phone will be collected for the remainder of the day.”  “I know a lot of people who...

What does it take to become captain of a D1 high school football team? Courage? Persistence? Yes. According to coach Chadde Wolf, Ahmed Diawara ‘25 and Rashad Morgan ‘25 embody these traits. “I...

The night before teachers came back to school for in-service week, a mold outbreak was discovered in DtBHS. Strips of mold were found on rugs and ceiling tiles in at least 31 classrooms across the building.  “People...

With just one mosquito bite, Sue Bowley’s life was changed forever. She contracted eastern equine encephalitis in 1968 and fell into a coma. It was just after her 18th birthday. Bowley’s coma would...

As election day approaches, the Register tried to capture a snapshot of the political climate at BHS.