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Is too much gaming becoming an epidemic among Americas youth?

Are Students Addicted to Video Games?

Jack Bell and Darren Dharia
May 20, 2019
Mr. Ream goes over a math concept during his E period Pre-Algebra 7 class earlier this semester.

How Well Does the Middle School Prepare Students for High School?

Darren Dharia and Dylan Richman
April 17, 2019
The 2018-19 MATCHOUNTS team represented TBS well at this years county competition.

MATHCOUNTS Team Has Strong Showing at County Competition

Darren Dharia, Staff Writer
February 26, 2019
Apple Watches are one of the most popular smartwatches on the market, but they are no longer allowed in the Middle School.

Time’s Up for Apple Watches

Darian Salehi and Darren Dharia
January 18, 2019
Sixth graders Sofie Odehnalova and Kian Interlandi are served a variety of different foods by parents during the Heritage Day feast.

Heritage Day Brings Together Families, Food

Darren Dharia and Dylan Richman
December 7, 2018
Many students enjoy the similarities between these two games, especially when it comes to the Battle Royale and Black Out modes.

Fortnite vs. Call of Duty Black Ops 4

Jack Bell and Darren Dharia
November 9, 2018
Students Put Themselves in Ancient Peoples Shoes

Students Put Themselves in Ancient Peoples’ Shoes

Jack Bell, Darren Dharia, and
October 12, 2018
Students are anxiously awaiting the club rosters to see which choice they were awarded.

Excitement Builds Over Club Selections

Jack Bell and Darren Dharia
September 30, 2018
Each middle school student had to read two novels this summer for English class.

Summer Reading Reflections

Charlie Spungin and Darren Dharia
August 27, 2018
Annie, played by eighth grader Catherine Schenk, sings on the BPAC stage with her dog, Sandy (sixth grader Maggie Smith).

Talented Students Deliver a Hit with “Annie”

Darren Dharia and Dylan Richman
April 30, 2018
Some members of the TBS community traveled, some stayed home, but everyone seemed to enjoy their week off from school

Students and Teachers Recap Spring Break

Darren Dharia and Dylan Richman
April 5, 2018
The BPAC, which was built in 1995, is due for a technological upgrade to approach the audio and video amenities available at Benjamin Hall.

It’s Time to Upgrade the Barker Performing Arts Center

Darren Dharia, Staff Writer
November 21, 2017
Sixth-grade science teacher Mrs. Mandy Sukhu talks to parents about her science curriculum.

Parents Enjoy Heading Back to School

Darren Dharia, Staff Writer
October 31, 2017
These are some of the books the middle school students read this past summer.

Is Summer Reading Too Intense?

Darren Dharia, Staff Writer
October 1, 2017
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