Quincy Crockett
1. Favorite school subject:
Math, especially pre-calc
2. Most influential educators/staff members/classes:
Mr. Flam, Sra. Brito
3. Extracurriculars that have been meaningful to you:
IMPROV, A Cappela, Boy Scouts
4. What are you most proud of doing or being part of, either at BHS or in the community?
Hosting 6am improv, being a PAC officer, and sub 1 minute on medium difficulty minesweeper
5. What are you passionate about?
I LOVE coin collecting, metal detecting, biking, and TWENTY ONE PILOTS!
6. What words of wisdom would you like to leave for other BHS students?
Be proud of who you are, don’t change yourself for other people, and do what makes you happy.
Saira Samir
1. Favorite school subject:
Econ, Psych and Stats
2. Most influential educators/staff members/classes:
French (Mme. El-Gamel), Golf (Dr. Shea), English 10 (Ms. Allen), Algebra 2 (Mr. Moresco), Rugby (Ms. McCabe)
3. Extracurriculars that have been meaningful to you:
Criminal Justice Club, Sustainability Club, Golf, and Rugby
4. What are you most proud of doing or being part of, either at BHS or in the community?
Bring a Criminal Justice Club leader, and learning more about cases of injustice within the legal system
5. What are you passionate about?
Cats and Ice Cream. Especially peppermint ice cream
6. What words of wisdom would you like to leave for other BHS students?
It’s all going to be okay!
Tamarha Impert
1. Favorite school subject:
My favorite school subject is science. I really liked chemistry and biology.
2. Most influential educators/staff members/classes:
My most influential educators/class was Miss. Williams G block Modern World, I love the energy that we had in that class and her teaching style. This year I’m taking Anatomy and Physiology with Ms. Chen and I find it to be very interesting and fun.
3. Extracurriculars that have been meaningful to you:
I run track and field, specifically the outdoor season has a special place in my heart, it’s such a welcoming community and an opportunity to create new memories and friendships.
4. What are you most proud of doing or being part of, either at BHS or in the community?
Something that I’m most proud of doing in the community is working with kids and learning about how they navigate the world. Being a part of their learning process and growth is pretty cool to see.
5. What are you passionate about?
I am very passionate about spreading awareness about Haiti, every opportunity that I get especially within school projects I focus on advocating for my country. Haiti is a country that has a really rich history behind it and many people might not have much knowledge about it. Political instability and insecurity is a major issue that the county is facing today but at the same time but I want to remind people outside of that, Haiti has so much more to show the world.
6. What words of wisdom would you like to leave for other BHS students?
Just take that 30 min to an hour nap before locking in, trust me your brain needs it sometimes.
