Beavercreek City Schools

Recently, Main and Trebein Elementaries students were lucky to be treated to Irish dancing by Dwyer School of Irish Dance. The schools enjoyed several dances, including some by former Main and Trebein students. It was great fun to watch the dancing and learn about Irish culture. 🖤🍀🧡

Join us for Valley Night at a Dayton Dragons game on April 30th! Tickets for stadium seats in a specific section are just $6 each. We hope to see you there! https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/Valleyelementary24

🍀 A huge thank you to the Richens Timm Academy of Irish Dance for recently stopping by with their incredible performances at Shaw, Valley, and Parkwood Elementary! Our students and staff thoroughly enjoyed the show!

Mrs. Bolton's kindergarten class had a special visitor today! Superintendent Otten stopped by to read the book It's Ok to Make Mistakes to the students! 📚

In the 1946-47 school, Beavercreek School District's total enrollment was 695! According to the Ohio Department of Education's 2023 report card for Beavercreek, our total enrollment last school year was 7,804! Today, we estimate our enrollment to be approximately 7,997!

🌟 Staff Spotlight: Corey Massarelli! 🌟 Meet Corey Massarelli, our dedicated, gifted intervention specialist at Parkwood, Trebein, and Valley Elementary! With 14 years in the BCS family, she brings a wealth of experience and passion to her role. She has many memories throughout her career but especially loves the senior clap-out events. "It has been such a joy to see former students walk the halls and to have the honor of cheering them on and congratulating them on their graduation. The looks on their faces when they see all the students lining the halls and clapping...and when they see former teachers and are remembered and embraced and celebrated...it's just priceless!" When we asked her who had been most influential in her career, she said, "How can I just pick one?" It all began with my own first-grade teacher, Mrs. Hokanson. She is still, to this day, my favorite! That year, I decided I wanted to be a teacher when I grew up. My mom and my grandma were also teachers and huge inspirations to me. All three had a deep love of children and an enthusiasm for learning that overflowed into me." In her 24th year of teaching, Corey is also grateful for her colleagues who guided and supported her journey. Corey enjoys family time, reading, DIY projects, and cheering on her kids and students in extracurricular activities outside of school. She is proud to be part of the Creek family and loves working with Beavercreek students, families, and staff. "Beavercreek means the world to me personally, as my three children have been blessed to be Valley, Ankeney, Ferguson, and BHS alumni. Our teachers truly love and care for the children of our community, and it's a gift to witness every day." 🧡🖤 We are grateful to have Corey as a part of our team! #StaffSpotlight

A big congratulations to Elyse, a fifth grader at Trebein Elementary School! Elyse won FIRST PLACE at the Club Level for the Optimists International Essay Contest with Greene County Optimists!

Thank you to Tammy and Emily from BHS Student Advisory Council for presenting High School Happenings at tonight's Board meeting! Great job ladies on letting us know what's going on at BHS! #bcsHighSchoolHappenings

🌟🎉 How amazing is this!!! 🎉🌟 We're thrilled to share some incredible news: Leland, one of our Trebein Kindergarteners, won a drawing at the Dayton Hoopla over the weekend! But that's not all – as part of his prize, he was invited to the NCAA First Four game on Tuesday night, where he was presented with a four-year scholarship to Wright State University! 🎓🌟 Huge congratulations, Leland! 🏀

Congratulations to our Beavercreek High School Air Force JROTC Bombers Drill Team, who were crowned 2024 Air Force JROTC National Champions! The B-1 Bombers repeated as Armed Division Champions as they swept the first-place spot in all four categories. Color Guard #1 of 18 Exhibition #1 of 11 Inspection #1 of 14 Regulation Drill #1 of 15 The B-2 Bombers had an equally impressive showing in the Unarmed Division by placing first in three of four categories. Color Guard #1 of 20 Exhibition #3 of 12 Inspection #1 of 17 Regulation Drill #1 of 19 We are so proud of your hard work and dedication, cadets! 🥇🏆

Congratulations to Mrs. Broyles' Honors Art Portfolio students Maddie Campbell (12th) and Emily Glaze (11th). They've earned state-level awards in the Governor's Art Competition, competing against 8,000+ Ohio high school art students and securing spots in the top 300 statewide! Their outstanding artwork has earned them the prestigious Governor's Award of Excellence, opening doors to generous college scholarships! Join us in congratulating Maddie and Emily on this remarkable accomplishment! An awards ceremony will be held on April 21 at The Riffe Center Capitol Theatre in Columbus. The top 300 pieces of artwork will be displayed at the James A. Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus on weekdays from 8 to 5:00 from April 21 to May 16. 🎨🖤🧡

Join Us at Beavercreek Robotics Camp! 📅 When: June 3 - 7 🌎 Where: Coy Middle School 🔧 What: Design, build, code, and compete! 👥 Who: 5th - 7th grade students interested in STEM 😄 Why: Have a blast while learning and working with world-qualifying VEX Robotics students, help develop leadership skills, and have fun while learning! Don't miss out on this opportunity! Register now. Space is limited to only 40 campers per session! https://forms.gle/mNx5dTPCUWHZDfWA9

🌟🎭 Huge shoutout to our Shaw Elementary students for their incredible performance in "Joust!" Your talent lit up the stage and left us all in awe! Bravo to our amazing stars! 👏🌟 #ShawElementary #JoustMusical

Some of our amazing staff spent the day scouting for talent at Bowling Green State University and at the Southern Ohio Northern Kentucky Career Fair at Xavier University! We're on the lookout to fill several anticipated positions, including: K-5 Elementary Teacher Intervention Specialist Career Tech Education Teacher: Information Technology and Cybersecurity Elementary Guidance Counselor Title I Teacher AYA (7-12) Teacher High School French Teacher Middle School Choir Teacher Speech and Language Pathologist Licensed School Nurse To learn more about our open positions, or to apply, head over to our application portal: https://www.applitrack.com/dayton/onlineapp/default.aspx?choosedistrict=true&applitrackclient=38784 Please Share!

Ankeney Art Club has been working hard, bringing creativity and color to the building with several stunning murals! 🎨

Congratulations to our robotic teams who qualified for the World Championship: 45434M Meltdown: Excellence Award, 45434G Ghost: Skills, and 45434H Aftershock: Skills! The VEX Robotics World Championship will be held from April 25 through May 3, 2024, at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas.

#RootedAlert! Meet Emma Coning! We ran into Emma on Friday when the Celtic Academy of Irish Dance members visited the central office to perform. Emma is a BHS 2017 graduate and is currently a teaching assistant at the Academy, where she has been dancing and teaching for the last 21 years! We love running into people who are rooted in our community! Are you rooted? We'd love to know how. 🖤🧡

Happy St. Patrick's Day! This is one of our favorite times of the year because members of the Celtic Academy of Irish Dance always visit several of our buildings! Everyone enjoys watching them perform and can't wait to see them again next year! We also love that many of the dancers are Beavers! 🧡🖤

CREEK FACT FRIDAY! It's time for another fascinating tidbit from our community's history! Do you know what happened on February 1, 1934? If you guessed that it marks a significant milestone in our community's education history, then you're absolutely right! February 1, 1934, marks the establishment of the first Parent-Teacher Association (P.T.A) right here in Beavercreek! 🍎📚 This important organization has played a vital role in supporting our schools, fostering collaboration between parents and teachers, and advocating for quality education for generations.

Our fifth-grade students at Main Elementary recently embarked on an interstellar adventure as they delved into the mysteries of the planets in our solar system - and they did it in the most creative way imaginable: with Play-Doh! They thought it was out of this world that the size of some planets was so small compared to the largest ones! A special shout-out of thanks to the parents who donated the colorful homemade Play-Doh! 🌎☀️