It's always so great to visit our Bethel-Tate students working hard at Grant Career Center.
There is still time to visit Santa at Bethel-Tate High School. He will be here until 11:00 am today. Bring the whole family for breakfast and crafts.
Bethel Tate students wear green today to honor the legacy of Erika. Alongside this show of solidarity, students and staff alike donated blood to continue "Loving Like Erika". #lovelikeerika #BTBetterTogether
All are invited to join us at Bethel-Tate High School Stadium on December 3, 2023, from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m., as we come together to remember and celebrate the life of Erika Cox, a cherished member of the Class of 2022. This special gathering, organized by the Bethel-Tate High School Alumni, aims to honor the lasting impact Erika had on our school community. Let's share fond memories, offer support to one another, and commemorate the spirit of a remarkable individual. #BTBetterTogether #ErikaCox #CelebrationOfLife
Bethel-Tate HS Sr. Ayla Reese is one of many students, staff, community members donating blood today (12/1/23) at BTHS in memory of Class of 2022 grad Erika Cox. Thank you to everyone who took time to Give the Gift of Life. #TigersPride #BTBetterTogether #Community #GiveBlood
Dive into the world of forensic investigation! Our students in forensics class embarked on a hands-on adventure, using packing tape, markers, and index cards to collect trace evidence from all corners of the school. From mysterious fingerprints to unknown substances, they honed their detective skills! After the thrilling collection, it was time to compare findings with the evidence gathered at the start of the day.#ForensicAdventure #BTBetterTogether
Please join us in celebrating the following students on their selection as Students of the Month!
Lillie Webb - Senior
Tristan Speigel - Freshman
Lily Hathcock - Junior
Cheyanne Crowder - Sophomore
BTHS staff showing their true colors in support of World Diabetes Day on Nov 14th! Together, we stand in solidarity, raising awareness for diabetes, and showing love to those affected. #WorldDiabetesDay #BlueForDiabetes #BTBetterTogether
Thrilled to share that Reese, a standout sophomore from Bethel-Tate, is set to embark on the HOBY Leadership Seminar in 2024, thanks to the incredible support from Community Savings Bank of Bethel! Congratulations to Reese for her dedication and leadership skills recognized by Bethel-Tate High School. Thank you, Community Savings Bank, for supporting youth empowerment and development! #BTBetterTogether
Happy Thanksgiving, Tigers!
We are so grateful for our partnership with Crossroads, which helped us to bless 50 Bethel-Tate families with a Thanksgiving dinner this year. #BTBetterTogether #Generosity
Exploring Physics in Action! Last week in our physical science class, Bethel students delved into the fascinating world of motion and forces! Our experiment focused on balloon rockets, and the results were mind-blowing! With each added weight to the balloon, we witnessed a slowdown in the rocket's speed. What seemed like a simple activity unfolded into a captivating exploration of Newton's laws and the impact of mass on motion. #BTBetterTogether
We have AMAZING actors here at BTHS. You all need to see this production this weekend written and directed by BTHS senior, Nick Burns.
You still have time to make it to BTHS for opening night!
We're having a great day of professional development here at BTHS. It's so great seeing our teachers utilizing AI for a positive impact on instruction. #AI #LifeLongLearners
Bethel-Tate High School's Theater Department is gearing up for a spectacular fall event that promises to captivate hearts - the presentation of an original play authored by BTHS senior Nicholas Burns. Showtimes are: November 10th and 11th at 6 p.m. and November 12th at 5 p.m. There will be special encore performances December 15th and 16th at 6 p.m. and December 17th at 5 p.m. For tickets, follow this link to TICKETS - https://events.ticketspicket.com/agency/124c69d3-fd07-445d-b459-1f5edc12c548/events
During his summer break, Nicholas penned his story that revolves around Bradan, a young college student who finds himself in a dilemma. Bradan, who also works as a journalist at a local news station, turns to a life of crime to cover his mother's mounting medical bills.
The idea of writing a play germinated last May during a conversation between Nicholas and high school English teacher and Drama Club Advisor, Courtney Woodard. He proposed several story concepts, including comedy, romance, and even a touch of robbery. These ideas eventually converged into "Gaining Love; Wasting Time."
Ms. Woodard was surprised when classes began this school year and Nicholas presented her with his completed script. She never doubted that he would finish the project, but didn’t anticipate it being ready for presentation this fall.
Auditions were recently held, and the enthusiastic response from the students affirmed Nicholas's efforts. Audiences can anticipate laughter and poignant moments that tug at the heartstrings.
This production boasts a cast and crew of about 25 talented students, including 12 actors. It's worth noting, Ms. Woodard said, that Bethel-Tate High School's Theater Department is student-centered. The students are passionate and committed to their craft. It’s also relatively new after an absence of several years.
Ms. Woodard emphasized her admiration for the students' dedication, saying, "They put so much effort into every production. Their passion and energy levels are extraordinary, and I appreciate every single one of them."
What sets "Gaining Love; Wasting Time" apart is its origin – it was crafted specifically for our stage by one of our very own students, she added.
Nicholas invested substantial time and discipline over the summer months in crafting this play, juggling it alongside his work, karate, and marching band commitments. Now he’s looking forward to seeing his characters come to life on stage. It will be a highlight of his senior year. After high school, Nicholas hopes to pursue his other passion, digital music production, at Ohio University.
Members of the community and theater buffs alike won’t want to miss the opportunity to be part of this theatrical experience.
In Mrs. Seals' college algebra class, there's nothing she loves more than when her students mind their 'p's and q's! Their attention to detail and dedication to learning makes every lesson a rewarding experience.#BTBetterTogether
Bethel Tate High School students celebrated the vibrant and meaningful tradition of Day of the Dead in our Spanish class this week! Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is a Mexican holiday that honors and remembers loved ones who have passed away. It is a time of celebration, remembrance, and reflection. #BTBetterTogether
Bethel Tate High School students are putting their mock trial skills to the test in our mystery and crime class! They're dove deep into the world of investigations, analyzing evidence, and honing their persuasive arguments. Watch out, Sherlock Holmes! #BTBetterTogether #Mystery
We are here at Valley View for second round playoff 🏈. Let's go Tigers!
