This summer, Black River FFA members proudly showcased their talents and dedication at the
Medina County Fair, Lorain County Fair, and Ohio State Fair. Students exhibited a wide
variety of projects ranging from livestock—cattle, hogs, goats, sheep, rabbits, and poultry—to
woodworking, welding, gardening, and SAE posters. In addition, many students were active in 4-
H, Junior Leaders, and Junior Fair Board, making it a truly busy and rewarding summer.
Congratulations!
The Black River FFA is proud of all members who represented the chapter at the county and
state levels. Whether through livestock, shop projects, crops, or posters, each student’s
dedication and hard work paid off this summer.
💛 Today our students and staff gathered for a No One Eats Alone Lunch as part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Week. Sharing a meal together reminds us that connection matters, friendships heal, and no one should ever feel left out.
#SuicidePreventionAwareness #NoOneEatsAlone #YouMatter
#SuicidePreventionAwareness #NoOneEatsAlone #YouMatter
Quantitative Reasoning class exploring and applying information to determine the height of a tree.
Cornhole fun at arrival and dismissal!
BRHS honors a moment of silence for 9/11
Students had some limbo fun on Friday during arrival and dismissal at BRHS.
"In the spirit of good sportsmanship, the Smithie Art Club will be selling Black River spirit earrings and hair clips at this Friday's football game in Smithville. All earrings and hair clips are $5 per card. They were custom designed and laser-cut from acrylic in the SHS art room. All proceeds go to fund their free after-school art program. Please contact art teacher Jennifer Winkler (gren_jwinkler@tccsa.net) if you have any questions."
