The New England Scholastic Press Association awarded "Best Newspaper" to the BHS Register for the 2023-2024 school year. The All New England awards are the highest honor NESPA awards to publications each...
Logging into DraftKings is like entering an arcade: bright colors filled the screen and a variety of shiny games demanded our attention. We selected the NBA playoffs and placed a wager on a “four-leg...
With protests against the Israel-Hamas war breaking out on campuses around the country including UVM and tensions rising between the communities affected, the idea of a Palestinian speaker at a High School...
The Plain White T's. X Ambassadors. Michael Franti. Your band?
The “Beats for Good” competition gives Vermont high school students a chance to be the opening act for a nationally known band and...
Let’s talk about weed. Vermont legalized the recreational sale of marijuana in October of 2022. There are now 75 licensed retail cannabis stores in Vermont. 10 of them are within a 5 minute walk from...
According to the Red Cross, every two seconds someone will need blood. Hospitals across the United States collectively need 29,000 units of blood everyday to keep up with this demand, but people are not...
Jada Payea loves a challenge: from competing in grueling Spartan races to taking on a new role as Interim Assistant Principal.
“I've always been someone who really enjoyed continuing to grow and...
The BHS administration is creating a new “schoolwide phone procedure” that will go into effect at the beginning of the next school year. Principal Westdijk recently shared the results of a survey given...
It took a lot for the Sealakers to beat BFA-St. Albans 3-2 for the program’s first championship in its 10 year history. BFA-St. Albans is the state’s most decorated team with 11 state championships...
When you turn 18 you can sign a contract, call yourself out of school and perhaps most importantly - vote. For many BHS seniors their first chance to exercise their new right was March 5 during Town...
Connor Byam, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• February 1, 2024
28% of BSD students were chronically absent last school year – having missed more than 10% of school days. This follows a nation-wide trend of increased absenteeism in recent years. The chronic absenteeism...
Summary of 1/9 School Board Meeting:
The board expressed gratitude for Magnet Schools, raised budget concerns and emphasized the importance of spending time with students. Recognition was given to Seahorse...
