Education or Marginalization?
Mia Gallegos, Staff Writer
November 14, 2019
Religious beliefs and politics are usually touchy subjects in schools. With so many opposing positions, it can be hard to establish a peaceful and respectful environment for all students. Social studies teachers are challenged, especially in this area. A lot of their curriculums are based largely ...
On the Road Again
Avery Schmidt, Staff Writer
November 8, 2019
We know that Broomfield High School sports teams travel around the country, but there is a lot more behind-the-scenes work than what everyone sees. Coach Estes, the head coach of BHS baseball, explained some of the planning and scheduling that goes into traveling to their tournament in San Diego d...
The Leading Lady Eagles
Kylie Wood, Staff Writer
October 7, 2019
The newly remodeled study center in room 722 has drawn the attention of students due to it’s recent remodel, but do they know the group that actually did it? Women’s Leadership is a group of young women who meet once a week, committed to uplifting each other and developing leadership skills by ...
Changes to Room 722
Kylie Wood, Staff Writer
October 4, 2019
Many students are unaware that room 722 is a newly added all-day study center with teachers for multiple subjects there to help every period. This room is to the right of the Spanish hallway upstairs. Women’s Leadership remodeled room 722 on September 21st into a better studying environment, as their ...
The BHS Schedule Change, Helpful or Hurtful?
Hampton Traylor and Elliot Graham
October 3, 2019
The new schedule for the Boulder Valley School District is being tested for the first time this year, and there are mixed feelings about the 8:30-3:45 school day. After switching from the 7:30-3:00 schedule from past years, the subject of the new schedule has been a common topic of discussion in and arou...
A Day in the Life of a Broomfield Counselor
Andy Johnson and Avery Schmidt
September 19, 2019
On a day-to-day basis, Broomfield High School counselor Gina Malecha adapts to her ever-changing schedule and manages her time, all while sustaining the well-being and morale of the student body. Hustling from classroom to classroom, attending to endless phone calls from irate parents and maintaining wh...
Struggle with Christianity
Alexus Deines, Editor
May 15, 2019
Religion has been integrated deep into our Western roots and history, especially Christianity. In today’s society, those Christian roots still have a strong hold, but times are changing and religion is becoming more diverse. Some people fall from their religion, some have their faith strengthened, ...
Christianity in BHS
Alexus Deines, Editor
May 13, 2019
Diversity runs deep in this school, whether it be culture, background, or religion. Emma Kegerreis (12) practices Christianity, a widespread religion that has impacted governments and societies. She explains Christianity as broad with many different kinds of practices, but the basics are “being a g...
A Show Sure to Sell
Jack Vanderberg, Web Editor
April 4, 2019
This year's One Act Festival hosted by BHS Theatre is bringing some new content to the table that is sure to open some eyes. Every year, members of BHS Theatre go out to either write or direct a small show for the collage of shows at the One Act Festival. This year, sophomore Erin Fuller wrote "Flann...
Strong and Striking
Erin Fuller, Staff Writer
March 22, 2019
The Women’s Conference lead by Women’s Leadership was last Friday, and it was the most impactful conference I’ve been to. Set inside the United Methodist Church, the conference was filled with high schoolers and middle schoolers alike, all wanting one thing: inspiration. We all know that we’re powerf...
Are We Broomfield?
Sidney Poulsen, Staff Writer
March 18, 2019
Broomfield High School is known for its cheerful atmosphere and outstanding school spirit; however, over the past decade BHS has been experiencing a decrease in student attendance at its school events. Many people in the community have recognized this happening and they want to figure out exactly the ...
“Couple Goals” at BHS
Jack Vanderberg and Cade Austin
February 14, 2019
Valentines Day – a day to celebrate the love that people share for each other. High school love can be kinda… gross at times, but not when it comes to the teachers at Broomfield who get the privilege of working with their loved ones every day. Mr. and Mrs. Long, two of the biggest sweethearts in the buildin...
