BEAVER LOCAL ROCKS!

Since the first day of school, students in grades K-12 have had the chance to discover one of these colorful rocks. At the back to school bash before school started, students were able to design and color their own rock that would be hidden throughout the school. The rule is that once you find a rock, you have to re hide it somewhere in the school so someone else can have fun looking for it. Many of the younger students jump for joy when finding a rock because they know it’s their turn to hide it. This rock project has been an exciting bonus here at Beaver Local and is enjoyed by kids of all ages. So keep your eyes peeled as you venture around the school; you might be the next one to find a Beaver Local rock!

Red Ribbon Week at Beaver Local

This week at Beaver Local has been Red Ribbon Week, which is a week devoted to drug awareness. Each day is a different theme that promotes taking a stand against drugs. Monday was flannel day, Tuesday was twin day, Wednesday was Unity day, Thursday was Red and White day, and Friday will be Christmas Sweater day. Unity day was telling students to “unite against drugs” but students also wore orange to unite against bullying throughout the building. On Wednesday we also had an assembly with multiple guest speakers who talked about the dangers of drugs, and texting while driving. The students at Beaver Local have showed a lot of spirit this week while spreading drug awareness and having fun!

Beaver Local National Honor Society Breakfast with Santa

The National Honor Society will be holding a breakfast with Santa on December 2nd from 9-11:30 in the high school cafeteria. It will be a fun time for kids and their families too! Start off your Christmas festivities with a pancake and sausage breakfast, games, crafts, and Santa himself! Pictures with Santa will be available for purchase. The breakfast costs $5 for adults and $3 for kids. Hope to see you there!

The Beaver Local High School volleyball team went head to head with Steubenville last night, on September 13th. The JV team kicked off the night by winning 25-4 and 25-10. Hadley Bugar had 9 points, Teddi Kinsey had 7 kills, and Abbey Wilcox had 13 assists.

Varsity followed in their footsteps and quickly defeated Steubenville 25-11, 25-7, and 25-14. Mattie Smith had 13 kills and 4 points, Megan Buchheit had 4 kills, 16 assists, 10 digs, and 6 points, while Abby Jackson added 5 kills.

Last nights victory gives them a record of 10-1. The Beavers travel to play at Indian Creek tonight.