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Lady Liberty showing her brightness in the city of New York telling us that we are not alone on our journeys to a better tomorrow.
Symbol of Hope #056
October 7, 2025
Kids playing soccer on Sunday in Loreto playground, Morris Park.
Soccer Sunday #055
September 22, 2025
The first sunrise of school showcases its rays through the fence.
Sun Grid #054
September 19, 2025
Central Park's Bethesda Terrace guitarist welcomes visitors with stunning melodies.
Strumming along – #053
August 22, 2025
Shivanie Ramnarine, a popular social studies teacher, invited her advisory students and colleagues to participate in a schoolwide gender reveal at the school's town hall assembly on June 13. As the blue confetti covered the auditorium, students and staff celebrated the good news.
It’s a boy! – #052
June 28, 2025
Students put up posters promoting their bids for student council positions. The online voting concludes on Thursday.
Race to the top: Students run for student council roles
October 7, 2025
Halloween is one of the school's favorite spirit days because students get to wear costumes. Last year, Marie Coatl Camacho wore a pirate costume.
Student Council brings back spirit days – for now
October 4, 2025
Principal Greg Fucheck is the national Journalism Education Association's Administrator of the Year. He will give a speech about the importance of scholastic journalism at the JEA's national conference in Nashville in November.
Principal wins national journalism award
September 21, 2025
The Lehman campus is launching Minga, an electronic tracking system that keeps tabs on students when they leave the classroom to go to the bathroom, get water and stop by the office.
Minga keeps tabs on students who leave classroom
September 15, 2025
The school plans to offer remote learning again this school year.
Hybrid’s back; now that’s a fact
September 15, 2025
Aye Bah helps seniors navigate the college application process.
Meet new college counselor, Aye Bah
October 7, 2025
Assistant principal Tene Kelly, right, performed at the LIbrary of Congress in September.
Assistant principal dances to different tune
October 4, 2025
Gina Newsome teaches ninth grade math.
New math teacher enjoys helping others
October 4, 2025
Sumeja Halili, a junior from BRHS, completes STEAM classwork.
Career program gains STEAM
September 28, 2025
The PGC leaders are headed to a retreat in Rhinebeck Sept. 25-26.
PGC crew prepares for overnight trip
September 25, 2025
Bronx River collects students phones and puts them in bubble bags during the school day to prevent phone usage during class time and returns them to the students at the end of day
Phone bans: Two students share opposing views
October 4, 2025
Chicken, no matter how it is cooked, is always a treat.
A guide to the best and worst foods
May 18, 2025
ICE and its impact on our community
ICE and its impact on our community
April 5, 2025
Students toured SUNY Binghamton with the help of BRHS alumni who now attend the college.
BRHS connection makes college seem ‘real’
March 9, 2025
If students were allouwed off campus for lunch, some would head to Popeyes for its chicken sandwich.
Should students be allowed to leave campus for lunch?
February 9, 2025
The Lehman Campus plans to use technology and social media to boost team sports, such as the girls soccer team.
Lehman uses technology to promote teams, athletes
September 28, 2025
Alexa Figueroa joined the soccer team this year. She also enjoys playing pickleball.
Soccer player looks forward to first win
September 20, 2025
Aaron Rodriguez joined the Lehman Campus Varsity Football team and he strives for greatness.
Family inspires a junior to play football
September 19, 2025
Bronx River junior Ndiaga Seck hopes to play soccer at the college level.
Soccer player shares advice, insights
September 15, 2025
Senior Blair Misir plays on the lacrosse team for the Lehman Lions.
Sports profile: Blair Misir
May 17, 2025
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Symbol of Hope #056

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October 7, 2025
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