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2018-19 Student and Staff Accomplishments

  • CONGRATULATIONS to the BMHS Art Department team of airbrush students!  Senior, Matt Morelli, and Junior, Abby Wilson, placed first with their custom pedal car entry at the 2019 IX Piston Powered Auto Rama!

    CONGRATULATIONS to the BMHS Choirs on their performances at OMEA District Choir Contest this past weekend:  Symphonic Singers, Men’s Ensemble and Advanced Women’s Chorus all received Superior ratings and qualify for States.  Women’s Chorus received an Excellent rating.

    Berea-Midpark High School/Polaris Automotive Technology senior Michael Karpinski, placed third in the 27th Annual Greater Cleveland Automobile Dealers’ Association Automotive Technology Competition at the 2019 Cleveland Auto Show. To qualify for this event Karpinski previously completed a rigorous 200-question automotive examination and placed near the top in the region. Congratulations Michael!

    POLARIS CULINARY AND MANAGEMENT TEAMS WIN STATE TITLES

     For the ninth time in 10 years, Polaris took top honors in the culinary team event and will represent Polaris and the state at the national competition in Washington, D.C. on May 7-10, 2019. During the challenge, the Polaris team had to present a three course meal to a panel of certified chefs and exhibit comprehensive skills in creativity, communication, teamwork, organization, time management, skill level, safety and sanitation. They only had one hour and two butane burners to complete the task. No ovens or electrical appliances were permitted. The students also had to submit all recipes and financial information related to each course. The championship team included the following students: Jeffrey Paul, senior, Berea-Midpark High School, Jordan Visnaw, senior, Fairview High School, Sam Schreiner, senior, North Olmsted High School, Sonya Kovach, junior, Strongsville High School and Cory Conroy, junior, Berea-Midpark High School.

    Polaris also placed first in the management event and will compete in Washington, D.C. in May. This is the fourth time Polaris has won this event. In this competition, the students had to present an original concept to judges that demonstrated knowledge of the operation and success (profitability) of a food service establishment. The team came up with a name and logo design. The presentation included menu design and food costing, facility design and decor, marketing strategies, employment practices and human resources. Finally, the team also had to answer a barrage of critical thinking questions from a panel of foodservice experts. The team consisted of Noah Rolland, senior, Berea-Midpark High School, Marilyn Morgan, senior, Berea-Midpark High School and Courtney Blair, junior, Brooklyn High School. In addition, Marilyn Morgan was recognized with the Top Ohio ProStart Management Award for her performance in the management competition.

    Business Professionals of America, Ohio Association, is a career-technical student organization consisting of 19 regions located throughout Ohio.  The Ohio Association has over 8,700 secondary members.  Nationally, BPA has 43,000+ members in over 2,300 chapters in 23 states.  Congratulations to our students who competed in the BPA Region 9 Workplace Skills Assessment Program competitions.  See results here.   A number of students will be going on to compete at the state level, good luck!

    CONGRATULATIONS!  Five Project Lead the Way Biomedical students participated in a Regional Medical Academic Competition.  Sophomore, Mia Ashriem, placed second in Medical Terminology. Seniors, Jasmin Ashriem and Cynthia Crichlow, took second and third places respectively in Medical Math.  Congratulations and Good Luck at State Competition in April.

    Congratulations to the 2018-2019 Cleveland Clinic eXpressions winners from Berea-Midpark High School!  Ninth grader Ethan Barker earned a White Ribbon for his math project submission Aiding Infants in Withdrawal.  Juniors Abigail Wilson and Tressa Valukievic both earned Honorable Mentions for their art submissions.  Abigail’s submission is entitled There is Always a Way Out, and Tressa’s is Into the Min  All of the above projects will be displayed in the 2019 eXpressions eXhibition at the Great Lakes Science Center.

    The National Honor Society is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students.  The Berea-Midpark High School Chapter of the National Honor Society will hold their annual induction of past and new members on Thursday, January 31, 2019, at 7:00 P.M. in the BMHS Auditorium.  This induction will include all of the members from last year, along with all of the approximately seventy newly nominated students for this school year.  All students have completed a rigorous application process and are truly deserving of this honor.  Here is a list of the new inductees.  Congratulations!

    Congratulations to Trevor Bycznski Division I All-Ohio Offensive Play of the Year!.  Quarterback Trevor Byczsnki put up big numbers in his high school career and his senior season ended with the reward of being chosen top offensive player in Division I for the state.

    Congratulations to Staff Members Jane Darrow and Susan Malone: for being selected as Education Foundation Payroll Deduction Grant recipients.  Their student-centered, worthwhile Realizing Your Potential project and Memory Garden project contribute significantly to enriching and validating the scholastic experiences of our students.  Thank you to the members of the Education Foundation for your continued support of our students and staff

    Congratulations to Bryce Agnew for winning HS Football Player of the Week

    Congratulations to Rachel Hall on being a National Merit Scholarship Program Finalist.  She scored among the top 1% of over 1.6 million PSAT/SMSQT participating students.  Congratulations to Douglas Poole and Rose Son on being National Merit Scholarship Program Commended Students.  These students scored among the top 3% of over 1.6 million PSAT/NMSQT participating students.  Click here to see all of our 2018 National Academically Recognized students.

    OCALICON is a national special education conference being held in Columbus, November 15-17, 2018.   We are very excited to announce that BMHS Transition Coordinator Mrs. Melissa Haskins-Berger was accepted as a speaker for the conference and will be presenting on the topic Transition Planning, Not Just for High School.  It is a great honor to be selected as a speaker.

    BMHS senior and Realizing Your Potential (RYP) member Journee Carnegie is shown here with Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson at the graduation ceremony for the Cleveland Police Foundation’s Public Safety Career Pipeline.  Journee completed six weeks of hands-on exposure to careers in law enforcement, fire, and EMS.  Great job, Journee!

    Congratulations to Berea-Midpark High School Advanced Choir members, Kydon Elam (senior) and Ryan Kudlaty (junior), for being selected into the 2019 All-State Honors Choir!  Bravo to Alyse Hancock Phillips (senior) who was selected as an Alternate!  The very competitive, state-wide selection process included 900 All-State Choir applicants.  The All-State Choir will perform at the OMEA Convention January 31st - Feb. 2nd here in Cleveland, Ohio.

    2018 BMHS Titans graduate, Katherine Valencic, was honored this past June with the Girl Scouts national honor of The Gold Award.  It represents a girl’s time, leadership, creativity, and contribution to making the world a better place. We are proud of you Katherine!
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News & Announcements

  • BMHS SMILE Dental Program:

    On April 1st your student will receive a Smile registration form in their homeroom class.  This dental program allows students to receive basic dental services at school.   If you are interested in your student participating in the dental clinic here at Berea-Midpark High School on Wednesday, April 10, 2019 please complete the form and return to the health clinic at BMHS asap.

    LINK TO SMILE APPLICATION or you may register on line at www.MySchoolDentist.com. 

     
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  • END-OF-COURSE STATE TESTING: APRIL & MAY 2019

    Please be aware that the upcoming months of April and May will include five (5) days of mandated Ohio Department of Education End-of-Course Testing.  On each day, only the students testing in their graduation mandatory courses (English Language Arts 1, English Language Arts 2, US History, US Government, Algebra 1, Geometry & Biology) will attend school at the designated testing times.  See the attached document for each day of testing, the tests being administered and the time schedules for each.  Regular daily bus transportation times will be maintained in the mornings and afternoons like any other school day.

    All students enrolled in any of our English Language Arts 1 & 2, Geometry, Algebra 1, Biology, US Government, and US History courses (regular, honors, CCP, AP, Ombudsman, online, etc…) are expected to arrive promptly for the graduation qualifying mandatory testing.  Please note that on each of the indicated testing days, there are designated starting times for each of the separate tests.  On each of the days of testing, students are expected to arrive in time for each of their scheduled test starting times. 

    Students and Parents please note:

    • The format of testing will be online (not paper/pencil).
    • Bring your own earbuds to listen to the test audio.
    • Cell phones must be collected and turned-off.  (maintenance of test security & preservation of WiFi bandwidth capacity)
    • Ohio Department of Education testing resources: http://oh.portal.airast.org/users/students-and-families.stml 

     

    BMHS STATE END-OF-COURSE TESTS 2019 CALENDAR:  Testing Calendar

    As a state of Ohio graduation mandate, in addition to the required academic course work and necessary accumulation of credits, students must earn a total of 18 points attained through seven State mandatory End of Course Tests: Algebra 1, Geometry, English Language Arts 1, English Language Arts 2, Biology, American History and American Government.  Students can earn from 1-5 points on each of these Tests.  To ensure students are well rounded, they must earn a minimum of 4 points in Math, 4 points in English/Language Arts, and 6 points across Science & Social Studies.  

    • Advanced 5 points
    • Accelerated 4 points
    • Proficient 3 points
    • Basic 2 points
    • Limited 1 point
    • No Score Available 0 point

    Not meeting the above criteria would result in a student not earning a graduation diploma.  Refusing to participate in this Testing will only result in a score of zero (0) and no accumulation of points towards the minimum 18 needed for graduation.  This will not be permitted without signed consent of the Parent/Guardian & Principal. 

    Please see the Ohio Department of Education website http://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Ohio-Graduation-Requirements/Graduation-Requirements-2018-and-Beyond for further details regarding these newly mandated State of Ohio Graduation Requirements, practice Tests, and other pertinent resources.

     
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    Spring sports pictures will be taken at the High School on March 18th for all sports except for track - which will be taken on March 21st at the Middle School. Online ordering can be done at orders.cavanaughphoto.com or you can download a form from the BMHS website. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our school photographer, Cavanaugh Photography, at 440-973-4390.

    Link:  Order form

     
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  • Berea-Midpark High School Senior Pictures - Class of 2019

    With graduation coming soon, Cavanaugh Photography has posted all of the senior yearbook portraits online for you to view and purchase if you would like.  Photos can be found at the link below or by going to Cavanaughphoto.com.  If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact Cavanaugh Photography at 440-973-4390. 

    https://cavanaughphotography.shootproof.com/gallery/8670673/

     
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  • We are proud to announce our Berea-Midpark High School students that have successfully earned one of the highest cumulative grade point averages in our school!  Depending on their cumulative Grade Point Averages (GPA), attained were the following academic honor classifications:

    • Summa Cum Laude (With Highest Honor): Any student having earned a cumulative GPA of 4.250 or higher
    • Magna Cum Laude (With Great Honor): Any student having earned a cumulative GPA of 3.850 to 4.249
    • Cum Laude (With Honor): Any student having earned a cumulative GPA of 3.500 to 3.849 

     

    We deservingly recognize these students for their continued academic efforts and accomplishments by proudly displaying their names in a prominent showcase posted in the Main Hallway outside of the Main Office.  This display is presently visible and will remain in place throughout this school year.

    Please see the attached listing of students so honored.

    2018-2019 1st Semester Honors

     
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  • ACT Practice Resources

    Below are two free resources students may use to study for the upcoming ACT at BMHS. Juniors are already registered for the test, so they do not have to do anything but be on time that day and bring pencils and a calculator with them. Students with accommodations test February 20, and all other students will test on March 12.

     

     
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     The cost for an 18x24 yard sign with stake will be $15.00 payable cash or check (make check out to BMHS PTSA).

    We are taking orders now for first run production in January.  Signs will be available for pick up during conference night on February 21st. 

    If you have any questions, contact Becky Conroy at conroybecky@yahoo.com or 216-469-0407.

     

     
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  • Post Prom

    The Post Prom event is a fun evening of food, games, prizes, music and more.  Please click here for full details.  Here are some notes:

    Remaining meeting dates: 

    February 12, March 14, April 17, May 9, May 17 and May 18.   Also Sunday evenings thru April 15th (except Feb. 24) from 5:00-7:00pm in the cafeteria for "Arts and Crafts" to help prepare for the big night.

    A few upcoming fundraisers to help our cause: 

    On February 15 we will be collecting donations of clothes, linens, small household items etc.  A truck will be at the school on Friday evening, Feb 15th from 7:00-9:00pm for drop off.

    We also have Spirit Wear for the Class of 2019.  Orders will be accepted until February 22.  Attached is the order form.

    You can visit our link at https://fundrive.savers.com/e/bereamidparkpostprom

     For updates and correspondence, please follow us on Facebook at:   https://www.facebook.com/groups.2107693499476717/

    If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at cmatese1@gmail.com or text at 216-957-2247.

    Carrie Matese and the Post Prom Committee

     
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  • 2019-2020 BCSD College Credit Plus Intent to Participate Form

    Each year, any student interested in participating in College Credit Plus (CCP), MUST complete a CCP Intent Form to participate in the 2019 -2020 school year. This includes students who have participated in this program in past years.

    Completing the online INTENT FORM is an annual requirement for all students returning to the program and new to the program. This program is for eligible students enrolled in grades 7-12 for the 2019 -2020 school year.

    Here is the link to the Berea CSD CCP 2019 -2020 online INTENT FORM which must be completed by April 1, 2019 by 11:59 p.m.

     
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  • PTSA School of Excellence Survey Results

    Please see the Berea-Midpark High School PTSA School of Excellence Survey results by clicking on the following link(s)

    Results Formal Letter      Responses

     
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  • Berea-Midpark Alma Mater
    Oh the times that we recall,

    When our years as yet were few,

    The glory that we share with one and all.

     

    As the days go racing by,

    We sing Berea-Midpark High,

    Remembering how she watched as strong we grew.

     

    Orange and Blue we’ll always be,

    Berea-Midpark Titans loyally.

     

    Until our days at last are few,

    We still will praise and honor you,

    And sing your songs, Berea-Midpark High.

     

    And sing your songs, Berea-Midpark High.
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