Do You Cook?

Kamryn Mattison, Reporter

May 24, 2018

Filed under About Us, BMC Students, On Your Mind, Recent Stories

Ages 15-18 are crucial times in everyone’s lives. Teenagers start taking on more responsibilities in school and at home. During high school, we begin to think about turning 18 and moving out, but we don’t think about the important aspects of being on our own, such as cooking. There are many teens wh...

Steer Clear of Disaster

Grace Daniel, Reporter

May 22, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, On Your Mind, Recent Stories, Student Life, Student Musings

Many high-school students, especially at Brashier, drive themselves to school every day.  Despite the convenience of automobiles, driving accidents are the leading cause of death for people ages fifteen to twenty-nine, and teens ages sixteen to nineteen are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal car accident. While they have passed their driving tests to receive their licenses, are th...

Under The Sea At Brashier

Katelyn Kargol, Reporter

May 17, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Events, Photos, Recent Stories, Student Life

Prom is often described as a magical night, and Brashier did not disappoint. “It was a night full of laughter. Being with your friends throughout the night just made the night really special,” says junior Julia Goulet. The prom took place at Larkin’s Sawmill and was a beautiful setting for prom. “It was a lot of fun! ...

A Future in Sports is Calling

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

May 17, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Sports, Sports News

There are colleges and universities, big and small, who offer different opportunities for students. Opportunities for scholarships can be obtained through academic achievements, social connections, and athletic skill levels. What a student wants to pursue in college will direct the path they will take....

Be the Best Version of Yourself

Ethan Lamont, Reporter

May 11, 2018

Filed under About Us, BMC Students, On Your Mind, Recent Stories, Student Life, Student Musings

An important aspect of life that can be often overlooked is the idea of self-love. Acting on the idea is essential for going through life and getting the most out of it, but some seem to struggle with this. Self-love is not the same as being conceited. Practicing self-love is realizing that you are unique,...

Spring Break Memories

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

May 1, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Events, Photos, Student Life

Did Kindness Count?

Kamryn Mattison, Reporter

April 30, 2018

Filed under About Us, BMC Students, Events, On Your Mind, Recent Stories, Student Life

Kindness, by definition, is the quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate. It is widely believed that the most unkind people are younger children and teens. They spend most of their time in school, so their unkind behaviors manifest inside the classroom in the form of bullying. Brashier, in a...

Student-Led Conferences

Grace Daniel, Reporter

March 27, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Events, On Your Mind, Recent Stories, Reviews/Opinions, Student Life, Student Musings

Student-led conferences (SLC) are a way for students to reflect on their quarter, personally and academically. It allows the student to think back to what worked, what did not work, and how they can improve their academic success based on their experiences so far. The conferences took place March 15th a...

Kindness Counts

Ethan Lamont, Reporter

March 23, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Events, Recent Stories, Student Life, Student Musings

Schools are constantly fighting a recurring issue: bullying. Whether it manifests itself as physical harm, which has become less common, or as cyberbullying, it is becoming a larger issue. Many schools choose to hold anti-bullying campaigns in order to combat this; Brashier, however, is choosing to do...

Pitching Into Spring Sports

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

March 14, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Sports, Sports News

Spring is arriving, and its sports have already begun. Students playing Soccer, Softball, Baseball, and Golf have started their preparations for the season with preseason practice and scrimmages. Much effort and time is put into preparations as teams build themselves, and their skills, up to match up against op...

Like Music To My…Eyes?

Liz Simo, Reporter

March 8, 2018

Filed under About Us, BMC Students, Featured Multimedia, Student Musings

The Influenza Virus Attacks the Nation

Kamryn Mattison, Reporter

March 6, 2018

Filed under About Us, BMC Students, News, Recent Stories, School Tips

The influenza virus, simply known as the flu, has been unquestionably intense this year. There have been many deaths caused by the virus and the flu is still spreading. It spreads extremely easily and can last from a couple days to a couple weeks. The deadly virus attacks the throat, nose, and lungs...