Introducing members of the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing Members of the Class of 2026!
Introducing members of the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing members of the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing members of the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing members of the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing members of the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing the Class of 2026
Introducing the Class of 2026
Introducing the BRHS Class of 2026
Introducing the BRHS Class of 2026
Thank you to everyone who participated in the annual Black River Endowment Fund online auction. We are excited to give our community an opportunity to win a firepit filled with items for a back yard smores night. Raffle tickets are available through the MS and HS offices through Friday, May 1st. Tickets are $1.00 each or 6/$5.00. The winner will be drawn at 3:00 pm on Friday, May 1st.
Dear Community Partners,
On behalf of Black River High School, we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Centerra Co-op, Sunrise Co-op, Spencer Forge, Mack Industries, Forest City Technologies, and the Medina County Economic Development Corporation for sending representatives to work with our graduating seniors during our Mock Interviews on Tuesday, April 21st.
Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to support our students. Your willingness to share your time, experience, and insight made a meaningful impact on their growth and confidence.
I heard so many positive comments as students came out of their interviews. They were truly appreciative of the encouragement you provided, as well as the thoughtful feedback on how they can continue to improve their interviewing skills. Your guidance helped make this a valuable and authentic learning experience.
Our students made significant progress, and that is directly because of your investment in them. We are grateful for your continued support and partnership in helping prepare them for their futures.
Thank you again, and we look forward to working with you again in the future.
On behalf of Black River High School, we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Centerra Co-op, Sunrise Co-op, Spencer Forge, Mack Industries, Forest City Technologies, and the Medina County Economic Development Corporation for sending representatives to work with our graduating seniors during our Mock Interviews on Tuesday, April 21st.
Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to support our students. Your willingness to share your time, experience, and insight made a meaningful impact on their growth and confidence.
I heard so many positive comments as students came out of their interviews. They were truly appreciative of the encouragement you provided, as well as the thoughtful feedback on how they can continue to improve their interviewing skills. Your guidance helped make this a valuable and authentic learning experience.
Our students made significant progress, and that is directly because of your investment in them. We are grateful for your continued support and partnership in helping prepare them for their futures.
Thank you again, and we look forward to working with you again in the future.
The BRHS Academic Challenge team participated at the NAQT State Tournament at Bellefontaine High School, Saturday, April 11th. The team took 18th out of a field of 64, finishing 3rd place in the Small School Division. Congratulations on a 5-4 finish at their final tournament of the 2025-2026 season.
The team will finish competition for the season at the WEOL Radio Show Competition in Elyria later in April.
Photos: Team Captain - Senior Josh Adkins, Senior Stryker Charlton, and Freshman Hunter Holly.
The team will finish competition for the season at the WEOL Radio Show Competition in Elyria later in April.
Photos: Team Captain - Senior Josh Adkins, Senior Stryker Charlton, and Freshman Hunter Holly.
BRHS Academic Challenge airs this Saturday!
The Black River FFA Chapter proudly showcased their talents at the State Spring Career Development Events on March 28 at the Ohio State Exposition Center in Columbus!
Eight members competed in two challenging events—General Livestock Judging and Poultry Management—demonstrating their knowledge, skill, and dedication to agriculture.
In General Livestock Judging, members evaluated classes of sheep, goats, swine, and beef cattle, answered industry-based questions, completed a market grid, and took a comprehensive written exam. Addison Flynn led the team with a 216th place individual finish, followed by Rylee Howard (251st), Adalee Hollan (480th), and Case Paul (964th). Their hard work earned the team a strong overall placing in the state!
In Poultry Management, members showcased their skills in evaluating live birds, identifying meat cuts, grading products, and completing a written exam. The team delivered a solid overall performance, with strong individual efforts from all competitors. Caleb Howard led the team with a 68th place individual finish, followed by David Byrant (75th), Aidan Sas (99th), Kade Kelso (118th), and Dagur Charlton (123rd).
We are so proud of all our members for representing Black River FFA with pride, professionalism, and determination.
Eight members competed in two challenging events—General Livestock Judging and Poultry Management—demonstrating their knowledge, skill, and dedication to agriculture.
In General Livestock Judging, members evaluated classes of sheep, goats, swine, and beef cattle, answered industry-based questions, completed a market grid, and took a comprehensive written exam. Addison Flynn led the team with a 216th place individual finish, followed by Rylee Howard (251st), Adalee Hollan (480th), and Case Paul (964th). Their hard work earned the team a strong overall placing in the state!
In Poultry Management, members showcased their skills in evaluating live birds, identifying meat cuts, grading products, and completing a written exam. The team delivered a solid overall performance, with strong individual efforts from all competitors. Caleb Howard led the team with a 68th place individual finish, followed by David Byrant (75th), Aidan Sas (99th), Kade Kelso (118th), and Dagur Charlton (123rd).
We are so proud of all our members for representing Black River FFA with pride, professionalism, and determination.
Mrs. Howard’s Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources students wrapped up their unit on the dairy cattle industry with a sweet, hands-on treat - making homemade ice cream!
After learning about dairy cow breeds, the milking process, and how milk goes from farm to table, students put their knowledge into action and enjoyed the delicious results. Learning has never tasted so good!
After learning about dairy cow breeds, the milking process, and how milk goes from farm to table, students put their knowledge into action and enjoyed the delicious results. Learning has never tasted so good!
EF Tours will be sponsoring a to Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain in Summer 2027, and your student is invited! This life-changing experience will help students build confidence, independence, and global perspective.
We’re holding a one-time informational meeting to share everything you need to know—and spots on this trip are limited:
Find meeting info and RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/zaxbjzp
Please note this is a non-school sponsored trip.
We’re holding a one-time informational meeting to share everything you need to know—and spots on this trip are limited:
Find meeting info and RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/zaxbjzp
Please note this is a non-school sponsored trip.
Congratulations to Addison, who recently competed in the State Extemporaneous Public Speaking CDE and earned an impressive Top 20 ranking! This is a great accomplishment and reflects Addison’s hard work, preparation, and ability to think critically and communicate effectively on current agricultural issues. We are proud of the way she represented our chapter!
