Student-Led Conferences
Grace Daniel, Reporter
March 27, 2018
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
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...
Unboxing Valentine’s Day
Grace Daniel, Reporter
February 14, 2018
February 14th is a unique holiday celebrated by thousands around the world each year. A day for expressing affection, romance, and love, Valentine’s Day has a different significance for each person. The holiday’s actual origin is unknown, even though there are quite a lot of theories. However, the...
Spirit Week Backstage
Grace Daniel, Reporter
February 2, 2018
Spirit Week is one of the highlights of the year for many high school students. The fun, the experiences, and the memories are something that many Brashier students look forward to and cherish each year. However, many people don’t know how much work goes into Spirit Week beforehand. “Because the...
Spirit Week: Freshmen vs. Seniors
Kamryn Mattison, Reporter
February 1, 2018
Brashier’s annual Spirit Week began with an amazing pep rally on Friday January 12 with all classes competing in the cheer-off for the spirit stick! As it is the last Spirit Week for the class of 2018, there are many seniors who are sad to say that it is the last time for them to participate in he...
Colleges, Careers, and the World of Adulthood
Chelsea Evangelista, Reporter
January 29, 2018
As the school rolls into the New Wear, Brashier hosted its first College/Career Day since the school opened. The two-day event was mainly a replacement for the beloved Arts Intercession due to the several circumstances. “I liked Arts Intercession; I think it was fun… [but] I think that it’s more ben...
“Be Kind and Good and Respectful”
Ashlyn Athey, Reporter
January 26, 2018
“We lived a very normal life [in Germany]. My father was very successful in the shoe business. All of a sudden, all those who were our dearest friends turned against us. Germany was one of the most cultured nations back in the 1930s. They were brilliant people, and this is what they used their brillia...
New Season, New Region
Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter
December 18, 2017
Classifications, regions? What’s the big deal? Does the region a school is in really affect its school sports? These two things, particularly regions, play a big role in how well teams perform and where they fall compared to other schools in the region. “The state is broken up into five classifi...
The Youth in Government
Ethan Lamont, Writer
November 17, 2017
Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, one question that is almost definitely on your mind is why school doesn’t teach students anything more practical? For the most part, this is true. Unless you’re majoring in math, you likely won’t be solving equations every day. This is the case for most ...
Evergreen Sales
Grace Daniel, Reporter
November 2, 2017
It’s that time of the year again: time for the Brashier Evergreen Sale. This sale is an annual fundraiser that helps raise money for the school, while also getting the students and faculty into the Christmas spirit. Last year, the Evergreen Sale provided the money for Brashier to pave the lunch ar...
The Power of Poetry
Grace Daniel, Reporter
October 17, 2017
During the week of October 9th through the 13th, Glenis Redmond, the Peace Center’s Poet-In-Residence, visited Brashier Middle College. She provided interactive poetry workshops, performed some of her own poetry, and shared the power of the written word with English III students at Brashier. From writing to perfor...
Walk for Love
September 20, 2017
Shriners Hospital for Children is a hospital for kids who are mentally or physically disabled. On September 24, they are hosting a fundraiser called Walk for Love. This fundraiser will help support the families of patients by giving financial aid to allow them to continue receiving services. Megan Wetherald, a...
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