The BASD Echo

Vol. 88, Issue 4 - Nov. 3, 2025

News

Kindling the flame . . .
As of October 28, the Fort McIntosh Chapter of the National Honors Society—which has been in effect since 1937—has 32 new members (listed below). Read More...
Write on!
I have heard from several peers a question (really an underlying complaint) that baffles me: “Why on earth is Ms. Firmani making me write in Creative Writing?” Read More...
Flag football fundraising fun . . .
Let’s reverse the roles! Read More...
A walk in the park . . .
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Art from the heart . . .
Students at Beaver Area High School launched a Positive Painting Project aiming to spread and encourage mental health awareness. Read More...

Sports

We are the champions . . .
Your Ladycats have done it again! Read More...
Halloween trick, no treat . . .
The Bobcats are playoff bound . . . Read More...
March will be here soon . . .
The Beaver Area boys lacrosse team is wasting no time getting ready for their upcoming spring season which officially begins in March. Read More...
Downed by Deer Lakes . . .
The Beaver Area boys soccer team wrapped up an incredible season after making it all the way to the WPIAL 2A Championship. Read More...
Goals are the goal . . .
With determination and a love for the game, Delaney Vongray, sophomore at Beaver Area High School, has become a standout on the lacrosse field. Read More...

Features

Don’t fear this story . . .
Halloween is a time of myths and monsters, treats and tricks, movies and mayhem. But what fears are present on Halloween? Read More...
Survey says . . .
It’s Fall! Read More...
Something seems strange . . .
All things must come to an end—even Stranger Things which is returning for its fifth and final season. Read More...
Nothing more nothing less. . .
The temperature is getting colder and the winds are growing stronger, but I have some songs that will hopefully make you feel some warmth this November. Read More...

Opinion

Remember the older kids . . .
The book fair was something I looked forward to in my elementary school years. Read More...