Barberton City Schools

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100%!The Barberton HS/Four Cities Compact Advancement to Nursing seniors celebrating 100% passing their STNA exams!

IT IS COOL 2 BE KIND!BHS and BMS Cool 2 Be Kind Club Members.

Thinking Outside the Valentines Box at Barberton Elementary West

BEW K-KidsThe K-Kids Club at Barberton Elementary West made and sold homemade scarves to raise money for the Limitless Playground being built at McCafferty Park in Barberton.

DO YOUR JOB!Barberton Preschool students and Mr. Ramnytz.

2019 Gary Matney Freshman Basketball Tournament Champions!Congratulations Magics!

CONGRATULATIONS!Congratulations to the cast and crew of Music Man Jr. at Barberton Middle School. Bravo!

BEE SCIENCE CLUBBarberton Elementary East students engineered catapults after studying physics.

BEW presents "The Big Chill."

BEE Safety PatrolBarberton Elementary East’s Safety Patrol Team 1 reporting for duty. Fourth graders help before and after school with students entering and leaving the building by holding doors, leading lines, and reminding students to use Level 0 voices in the hallways. They also help tremendously during Magic Time.

Congratulations to Zack Scalf, who signed to continue his education and play baseball at Hiram College this fall.

CONGRATULATIONS!The BMS seventh grade boys team won their Suburban League Tournament bracket by defeating Stanton MS 46-38.

BARBERTON ELEMENTARY EAST"Start with Hello"

100 Days at BEW!Mr. Wachsberger's second grade class celebrated the 100th day of school by making 100th Day hats.

Congratulations to Kionnie Dukes, Walsh University; Gavin Krska, Notre Dame College; and Spencer Hutchison, West Liberty University. Each will play football and continue their education at their chosen colleges.

BEE SCIENCE CLUBBarberton Elementary East students are using engineering skills (problem solving, planning, teamwork) to create marble runs using recycled materials.