Thank you to Nick Brittin, a Brandywine graduate and an English Professor at Lake Michigan College, for speaking with Mr. Schau's English 10 Honors Class this morning about how to use artificial intelligence in research papers to avoid plagiarism and improve the quality of their writing!
Congratulations to the Girls Bowling Team on qualifying for State yesterday! The team placed 2nd in Regionals to earn them a spot at the State competition.
Brandywine High School art students will be taking part in an art show at the Niles District Library during the month of March!
Here is a sneak peek at some of our students' work. If you'd like to see more, make sure to stop by the library next month.
Here is a sneak peek at some of our students' work. If you'd like to see more, make sure to stop by the library next month.
Students in Mrs. Kern’s Anatomy classes had an eye-opening experience yesterday!
They participated in a hands-on lab that allowed them to explore the complexities of vision, from the cornea to the optic nerve, through the dissection of sheep eyes. It’s one thing to read about how we see the world; it’s another thing to hold the lens in your hand!
They participated in a hands-on lab that allowed them to explore the complexities of vision, from the cornea to the optic nerve, through the dissection of sheep eyes. It’s one thing to read about how we see the world; it’s another thing to hold the lens in your hand!
February is Career and Technical Education Month!
Here at Brandywine, we offer cabinetmaking/carpentry, automotive technology, business, business management, accounting and finance, manufacturing technology, design technology/engineering, and broadcasting. Our students also have the opportunity to attend a wide range of CTE programs across Berrien County.
CTE is always about both career and college readiness; it is never a choice between the two. Did you know that more than 65% of jobs are of a skilled and technical nature? Find out more about available programs by visiting https://berrienresaorg.finalsite.com/programs/career-technical-education.
Here at Brandywine, we offer cabinetmaking/carpentry, automotive technology, business, business management, accounting and finance, manufacturing technology, design technology/engineering, and broadcasting. Our students also have the opportunity to attend a wide range of CTE programs across Berrien County.
CTE is always about both career and college readiness; it is never a choice between the two. Did you know that more than 65% of jobs are of a skilled and technical nature? Find out more about available programs by visiting https://berrienresaorg.finalsite.com/programs/career-technical-education.
We're highlighting members of our staff! 🐾
Meet David Roeder, High School Social Studies Teacher, with an amazing 32 years teaching at Brandywine under his belt. Mr. Roeder has a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Master of Arts in Education. The best part of his day is teaching civics class.
Mr. Roeder is an avid Detroit Tigers and Ohio State Buckeyes fan!
We are happy to have you as a veteran Bobcat, Mr. Roeder!
Meet David Roeder, High School Social Studies Teacher, with an amazing 32 years teaching at Brandywine under his belt. Mr. Roeder has a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Master of Arts in Education. The best part of his day is teaching civics class.
Mr. Roeder is an avid Detroit Tigers and Ohio State Buckeyes fan!
We are happy to have you as a veteran Bobcat, Mr. Roeder!
In Mr. Pomranka's 8th Grade Math Foundations class, students are utilizing "vertical white boards" to engage with math. Students are put into groups to work out math problems on white boards placed throughout the classroom.
The purpose: to get students up and moving, and collaborating with each other to better learn math concepts.
The purpose: to get students up and moving, and collaborating with each other to better learn math concepts.
ATTENTION! This Thursday's band concert has been moved to 7:30 p.m. due to a scheduling conflict.
Congratulations to our very own Mackenna Price on scoring one of the first Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) deals in the state of Michigan! The law was recently changed to allow high school athletes to sign NIL deals. Thank you to Zo's Mini Donuts for supporting local athletes.
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Mondays Matter at Brandywine Middle/Senior High School!
Today, each grade was given a color to wear. The halls were full of color for a great start to the week!
Mondays Matter is an initiative of Bobcat Nation Leadership. They are trying to create a positive outlook on Mondays at Brandywine. They have special announcements and do different activities to make Mondays special, fun, and exciting.
Today, each grade was given a color to wear. The halls were full of color for a great start to the week!
Mondays Matter is an initiative of Bobcat Nation Leadership. They are trying to create a positive outlook on Mondays at Brandywine. They have special announcements and do different activities to make Mondays special, fun, and exciting.
Next Thursday, our Brandywine 8th Grade Band and High School Band will perform in their Pre-Festival Concert at 7 p.m. in the Brandywine Middle/Senior High School gym. See you there!
February is Career and Technical Education Month! To celebrate, local counselors and county CTE members visited Brandywine's machine shop, wood shop, and broadcasting classes today.
Students showcased how machines work, how wood is cut and sanded, and two lucky winners were able to try their hand at a live broadcast.
Students showcased how machines work, how wood is cut and sanded, and two lucky winners were able to try their hand at a live broadcast.
Brandywine Middle/Senior High School Parent Teacher Conferences will be on Wednesday, February 11 from 4 - 7 p.m. The conferences are held on a drop-in basis!
Mrs. Murray's 7th grade science class is testing chemical reactions!
Today, each group did a lab mixing different ingredients together and measuring the temperature change. One group mixed vinegar and baking soda, another group mixed root killer, saltwater, and aluminum foil. At the end, they'll compare their results. The goal of the experiment is to see what reaction heats up the fastest in order to heat food in an emergency.
Today, each group did a lab mixing different ingredients together and measuring the temperature change. One group mixed vinegar and baking soda, another group mixed root killer, saltwater, and aluminum foil. At the end, they'll compare their results. The goal of the experiment is to see what reaction heats up the fastest in order to heat food in an emergency.
Mrs. Paul's 8th grade Social Studies class combined history and modern technology during their study of George Washington's presidency! During his presidency, Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson and Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton didn't see eye to eye on some key issues. These disagreements led to the birth of political parties.
Students were tasked with creating a text message chain of what some of the disagreements might have looked like.
Students were tasked with creating a text message chain of what some of the disagreements might have looked like.
Students in Bobcat Nation are giving our students "28 Ways to Love Yourself" for each day in the month of February!
Students from Strive 4 A Safer Drive (S4SD) gave back to their community last weekend by volunteering at the Granger Community Church's Food Drop. They stocked boxes of food and later delivered them to residents in the community.
The Girls Basketball Cats for a Cure game a few weeks ago raised over $3,000 for Milano's Cancer Fund! The Cats for a Cure game is in its 17th year and has raised over $50k for local cancer funds. The fundraiser was started to make sure the team knew the importance of giving back to the community that supports them! Way to go, Bobcats and thank you to everyone that supported the cause!
Next Thursday, our Brandywine 8th Grade Band and High School Band will perform in their Pre-Festival Concert at 7 p.m. in the Brandywine Middle/Senior High School gym. See you there!
Our Boys Varsity Basketball team helped out at the Granger Community Food Drop on Saturday!
