This year Bethany is offering a Jewelry Class, taught by Eric Good Kauffman, the Art teacher at Bethany. It may sound like a gender based class, but it’s not. Eric offers a variety of different projects to suit different people,…
Often, cancer stories follow a similar set of tropes. The patient gains vast amounts of knowledge and insight; they die, but their spirit lives on; and there’s a tooth-rotting dose fluff. Wit by Margaret Edson defies all these stereotypes.…
Check out Social Media’s new video, highlighting the Science Department at Bethany! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u07tUuV0snI&feature=c4-overview&list=UUiB2KuQ1W5ekRUmFv9nw2MA
During the last year of high school, Seniors are often pressured to decide what they will pursue the following year. There are many different options that a student would be able to choose. They could go to college right away,…
Basketball is starting up this year at Bethany. The girls team is already practicing hard for their upcoming season, and boys practices will begin November 11. Both teams have to learn how to deal with the shift in team dynamics…
Here at Bethany, teachers and students know each other pretty well, but here is something you may not know about John Mast, the 8th grade math teacher. John Mast is arguably a “Master Juicer.” He started about three years ago…
FryDay is here and the added stress to a possibly already tough week for some students could easily cause a breakdown… decide for yourself if these senior staff members of Sightline and Social Media are just kicking backand relaxing during…
Bethany’s tradition of the annual Spiritual Life Week was continued with Bible professor Michelle Hershberger coming in to speak to students about the question of finding identity. She preached and offered Biblical reasoning to address this question and provided students…
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