The class of 2016 will attend 50 different colleg-es in 18 different states!

Partnerships for Success club served meals at the Red Cross Emergency Housing in Xenia 5 times. They collected coats, mittens & scarves for Carl's Coats for Kids and collected over 1,000 items for the St. Vin-cent de Paul homeless shelter. With the Park District they put on Christmas in the Park. Through the bake sale they raised money to buy Christmas presents for 2 families in need. They also volunteered at Hallow-een in the Park & Sugar Maple Festival, helping to bag 1,100 trees to give away. Key Club raised over $1800 to benefit the Migrant Offshore Aid Station. They coordinated and spon-sored the blood drive at BHS in December 2015, volunteered for Shoes 4 the Shoeless, the Homework Help program and Bellbrook Buddy program. They also participated in Walk a mile in Their Shoes and Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, serving meals at Caring Place as well as much more.

Guest Speaker Bol Aweng presented to the entire school about his experience growing up in war torn Sudan. Aweng, a Lost Boy from South Sudan, cur-rently lives and works in Columbus OH. He spoke to the students about the conflict in Sudan, the other boys he traveled with, and how he survived. After-ward, the sophomores who studied the book They Poured Fire on Us from the Sky asked Aweng ques-tions about his journey, his life in Sudan, and his new life in the US. The students enjoyed hearing from such an incredible young man who had sur-vived the very subject they had been studying.

* 293 students took PLTW classes in 2015-2016 * 273 are enrolled in PLTW at BHS for 2016-2017 * 34 students earned college credit by completing the Supply Chain Management CC+ course. * 278 AP tests were taken in 15 different AP subject areas. In 2015, 87% of AP tests taken received a score of 3 or better. * 20 students participated in the school newspaper and by May 11 wrote 225 articles. The online site has received 17,329 views. On Dec 4, 2015, they earned their highest ever in one day, 501 views.

National Merit Scholarship Results: Finalist Haily Hayslip is the recipient of a Na-tional Merit Finalist Scholarship and will attend the University of Kentucky.

5.2 + million dollars scholarship & aid money offered to the

Class of 2016

Over 3800 hours of community service logged by JROTC cadets

Bellbrook High School is one of 46 schools in the state of Ohio and only 2 in the Miami Valley to receive the “All A Award” for earning all A’s on the school report card. Well done teachers and students!

2015-2016 School Year in Review

Manish Kumar (with counselor Debra Sander-man) is the Valedictorian for the class of 2016. Salutatorian Alyssa Burritt is pictured with Physics teacher Dave Lambright.

over 88% of the senior class will

attend college in the fall

(78% will attend a 4-year school)

Hundreds of students wrote peace prize nominations for their classmates and each one was delivered to the intended recipi-ent.

Rob Johnson, head coach Swim & Dive, was the DII Swim & Dive All-Ohio Coach of the Year; Bobby Kosins, head coach Wrestling, was the DII Wrestling All-Ohio Coach of the Year.

2016 Tri-Athlete award recipients (varsity letter winners in a Fall/Winter/Spring sport during the 2015-2016 season): Kira Merkle, Madison Pelfrey, Natalie Stein, Kennedy Szekely, and Bradley Tran

Track—the Golden Eagles had five individuals win league titles: Melissa Wahl - High Jump - 5 foot Trenton Nartker - 110m hurdles (16.46 secs) Madison Pelfrey - 800m (2 min. 26.33 secs) Kylee Parker - 300m hurdes (49.36 secs) John Gallager - 300m hurdles (44.69 secs) The Golden Eagles had three relay teams win league titles: Girls 4x100m team (52.41 secs) - Kennedy Szekely, Riley Allen, Hylie Lang & Kelsey Schoenung Girls 4x200m team (1 min. 52.96 secs) - Shea Foster, Kalli Kramer, Kelsey Schoenung & Kylee Parker Girls 3x800m team (9 min. 52.94 secs) - Lauren Kemper, Natalie Stein, Kayla Parker & Madi-son Pelfrey

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Girls Basketball team finished the season with a record of 26-1 and were District Champions.

2015-16 SWBL Championship teams include Boys Soccer, Girls Tennis, and Girls Basketball.

Track and Field: At the Division 1 District meet the girls team placed 3rd overall as a team, the highest place for a Bellbrook girls team.

The 2015 Marching Eagles had a 3rd place season finish in their local MSBA circuit and a 4th place finish at the BOA Nationals in Indy with their show titled “Under Lock & Key”.

216 - Number of BHS Seniors Graduating in 2016

The 2015-16 school year included OMEA adjudications, in which most of our musicians were rated excellent and many community performances.

Swimming: Megan Bobick finished 5th in 100 freestyle, 13th in 200 freestyle. Holly Hulett placed 7th in 100 backstroke. The boys team finished 7th in the state while the girls team finished 20th, both out of 150+ teams. These are the highest team finishes ever.

The orchestra performed with the Spring High School Musical “Mary Poppins” as well as at many home orchestra and choir concerts.

IPE finished ranked 11th out of 43 in the world after a stellar performance in Finals at the WGI World Championship. Bellbrook’s World Guard Win-ter Guard finished their season ranked 20th in the World.

Boys tennis: Manish Kumar received All-Area Scholar Ath-

lete and John Petric earned All-Area Honorable Mention.

Cody Bybee - DII Swimming State Champion- 200yrd Freestyle and 100yrd Butterfly; Tyler Wiederholt - DII Wrestling State Champion- 182lbs John Sampson - DII Swimming State Runner Up - 100yrd Back-Stroke

Girls tennis won the SWBL for the second straight season. Rachel Heinz and Andrea Szep won the sectional tournament in doubles and qualified for the district tournament in Mason.

Track and Field: top 4 finishers moving on to Region-als are Melissa Wahl - High Jump - 5’3” - 2nd place Riley Allen - Pole Vault - 9’10” - 2nd place Justin Havens - Discus - 142’7” - 4th place Kalli Kramer - 400 m dash - 1:02.89 - 4th Casey Murphy - 300m Hurdles - 47.72 - 4th Girls 4x200 - 1:49.76 - 4th - Kennedy Szekely, Kalli Kramer, Kelsey Schoenung, Kylee Parker Girls 4x400 - 4:13.40 - 4th - Casey Murphy, Kylee Parker, Kalli Kramer, Natalie Stein Girls 4x800 - 9:52.12 - 3rd - Lauren Kemper, Natalie Stein, Kayla Parker, Madison Pelfrey

3737 Upper Bellbrook Rd., Bellbrook, OH 45305 P: 937.848.3737 F: 937.848.5016

David Hann Keith St. Pierre, Ed.D. Christopher M. Baker Nicole Lowrey Assistant Principal Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal

Debra Sanderman Khris Scohy Andrew Hartley

Counseling Director School Counselor School Counselor

Bellbrook High School, with a student population of 890, is located in Greene County, southeast of Dayton, Ohio. It is the high school of the Sugarcreek Local School District. The district is rural and

suburban and consists of the City of Bellbrook (population 7000) and Sugarcreek Township (population 6630). Our residents, mostly involved in business, professional and military careers, enjoy the scenic and

peaceful surroundings and contribute to a strong foundation of family and community val-

Type: Public, four-year comprehensive high school Enrollment: 890 as of September 8, 2015 Professional Membership Accreditation: Permanent member of The College Board, College Scholarship Service, Ohio and National Association for College Counseling. Accredited by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges and the Ohio Department of Education. Standardized Test Scores: Statistics are based on most recent scores (Class of 2015). SAT Verbal: 591 SAT Math: 608; ACT Composite: 24.8. Every year ap-prox. two members of the senior class receive recogni-tion in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Faculty: The faculty consists of 52 teachers, 75% hold advanced degrees. Advanced Placement: Formal Advanced Placement courses are offered in Computer Science A, Environ-mental Science, Spanish Language, French Language, Music Theory, Biology, Chemistry, English Language, Statistics, English Literature, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Government and Politics, and U.S. History. During the

2016 examination 278 AP tests were taken in 15 differ-ent academic areas. Honors/Scholarship Classes: Honors level English clas-ses are offered in the 9th and 10th grades. Scholarship courses are offered in Math at all grade levels. Grades earned in these courses receive extra weighting for GPA. Career Education Programs: Bellbrook High School is affiliated with The Greene County Career Center located just outside of Xenia, Ohio. GCCC offers over 20 program choices. Project Lead the Way, a national pre-college engineering program, allows BHS students exposure to the field of Engineering. We are very pleased to be affiliated with this progressive curriculum as it further diversifies, expands and enhances choices for our students. College Credit Option: Students may take courses offered by local colleges/universities, as well as cours-es taught at BHS for college credit. High school and college credit is awarded and grades are included in the final GPA.

School Profile

STEM Courses Intro to Engineering Design Principles of Engineering

Digital Electronics Civil Engineering and Architecture

Engineering Design and Development Human Body Systems

Principles of Biomedical Science Medical Interventions

AP Courses Government and Politics, French Language,

Computer Science A, Spanish Language, Statistics, Calculus AB and BC,

English Literature, U.S. History, Biology, Music Theory, Physics B,

Environmental Science, Chemistry, English Language

Advanced courses are offered in mathematics and English at all grade levels

Exchange: Bellbrook High School is proud of our relationships with foreign exchange organizations, hosting and send-ing students to/from: Argentina, Brazil, Finland, Holland, Germany, Mexico and Spain

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Baseball, Fast pitch Softball, Cheerleading, Competition Cheerleading, Boys Track, Girls Track, Wrestling,

Girls Volleyball, Girls Soccer, Boys Soccer, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Swimming & Diving, Boys Tennis, Girls Tennis

Academic Team Chess Club

Color Guard Key Club

Language Club Lacrosse

Marching/Concert Band Math Club Model UN

Muse Machine Musical/Theatre

National Honor Society National Vocational/Technical Honor Society

Project Charlie Spanish STARSS

Student Government Winter Guard

Schools recently attended:

Auburn University Georgetown University University of Alabama

Ball State University Harvard College University of Cincinnati

Bowling Green State University Johns Hopkins University University of Dayton

Capital University Miami University University of Iowa

Carnegie Mellon University Northwestern University University of Kentucky

Cedarville University Ohio Northern University University of Michigan

Clark State Community College Ohio University University of Pennsylvania

Colorado State University Regis University West Virginia University

Cornell University Sinclair Community College Wheaton College

Cuyahoga Community College Stanford University Wright State University

Duke University St. Louis University Xavier University

Freed Hardeman University The Ohio State University Youngstown State Univ.