BBH Schools

10/20/2026

Taxpayer Tuesday, Week 10: the permanent improvement fund; my nominee for most underrated tool in school finance. PI dollars can only buy assets with a useful life of five years or more: roofs, buses, HVAC systems, pavement, technology infrastructure, security equipment. Not one cent can pay a salary; that's the law. Why does this matter to you? Because a dedicated PI fund means we maintain our facilities on schedule instead of deferring repairs until they become emergencies, and emergency repairs always cost more. It also protects classroom operating dollars from being cannibalized every time a boiler dies. This week's deep dive shows how we plan PI spending years in advance. Thank you to the voters who keep these PI levies in place. Full article on the website and in the links section.

10/19/2026

🎃 A rainy afternoon could not dampen the fun at the annual PSO sponsored Trunk or Treat event this past Friday, October 16th. Our BBHES families had a spooky good time showing off their creative costumes and trunk/table displays! Shout out to our dedicated PSO for their support and thank you to everyone who participated and attended!

10/16/2026

☕️ Learn about important district news and updates and meet with Superintendent Harrison and Treasurer Yaniglos at our next Coffee House visit on Thursday, October 22nd at the Brecksville Panera.

10/16/2026

October is National Principals Month!

The BBHCSD is grateful for the dedicated leadership and care our principals provide everyday on behalf of our students, families, and staff! Thank you!

10/14/2026

10/14/2026

After reading Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes, our Stepping Stone Preschool students explored their senses of touch and smell through a fun, hands-on activity! Students used their feet to feel different textures and their noses to smell different scents while sharing what they noticed and discovered.

10/13/2026

Taxpayer Tuesday, Week 9. Last week we covered what flows into the general fund; this week, where it goes. The headline: about 87% of our operating spending is salaries and benefits, above the 75 to 80% typical statewide. That's what happens when everything else is kept lean: our total operating cost is $17,186 per pupil and our administrative cost is $1,989 per pupil, both second lowest of the 31 districts in Cuyahoga County (state FY25 District Profile Report). Some hear 87% and worry. I hear it and see a school district doing exactly what it exists to do, because education is delivered person-to-person, and our 'product' is the daily work of talented educators and staff. The rest covers keeping buildings warm, safe, insured, supplied, and connected. This week's deep dive breaks down the categories, explains what drives cost growth (spoiler: health insurance), and shows why classroom instruction is, and will remain, the dominant investment. Full article available on the Taxpayer Tuesdays page located under the Links section of our page or under the Office of the Treasurer's page on the district website.

10/12/2026

The BBHCSD Community Finance Committee is Looking for New Members!

Now in its second full year, the Community Finance Committee is a diverse group of citizens that helps to ensure our financial stewardship as a district and affirms transparency and accountability. The committee meets 2- 3 times each year with Treasurer Craig G. Yaniglos at the Board of Education office. If you are interested in this volunteer capacity, please complete the sign up form found in the Links section of our page no later than October 31st. Our first meeting is planned for later this calendar year. Thank you for your continued interest and support of the BBHCSD!

10/12/2026

Join Superintendent Jeff Harrison and members of the district administrative team for the 3rd Annual State of the Schools Presentation.

🗓️ Tuesday, 10/27 at 7 pm
📍BBHHS Cafeteria
➡️ Review progress made during year three of the district's Strategic Plan and discover the Exceptional Excellence and Unmatched Value of a BBHCSD education

10/12/2026

Congratulations to Junior Maycie Schreiber on becoming the first female kicker for the Bees football program! Maycie filled in for the injured starting kicker during this past Friday night's matchup against Aurora HS and made all three extra point attempts! Way to go, Maycie! 🐝 🏈

In place of the injured starting kicker, Maycie Schreiber went a perfect 3-for-3 on extra points Friday night against Aurora.