Spirit Week has been a beloved tradition in schools since the 1950s, and Bethel High’s own Spirit Week is right around the corner. Students are buzzing with excitement and eager to share...
Habits shape how we function and form our everyday routines — from how we start our mornings to how we approach challenges. But what exactly makes habits so powerful, and how can we use them to build...
Gen Alpha seems obsessed with trying to stay young. Why? Gen Alpha includes youth who were born in the 2010s, so most are just about to enter high school, and yet, many are spending their allowances on...
A person stands in front of a camera, either holding a bucket of ice or having someone else next to them hold it. They thank someone for nominating them for the “ice bucket challenge”, list some...
Many high school students enroll in Advanced Placement (AP) classes to challenge themselves academically and make their college applications stand out. But do these courses really deliver on their promises?...
Most junior classes started to empty out after first block on April 18th. Students began getting called down for dismissal or signing themselves out. What were they doing?
It was time for the much-anticipated...
After 22 years of inspiring students and making a lasting impact with Hampton City Schools, Heather Woodruff, a dedicated and passionate educator, has been honored with her first Teacher of the Year award.
Woodruff...
Bethel High School students enjoyed a full day trip to Georgetown and Howard University on March 21st.
The group of 100 juniors and seniors left Bethel and visited Georgetown before receiving a guided...
Hampton University presented and performed for Bethel juniors and seniors in the auditorium last week, sharing more about the university. During this event, graduating seniors from Bethel who have...
The awareness of violence against women continues to be a conversation worldwide.
Women have faced inequality for their gender since America was formed. Even after eras, movements, and passed laws,...
