Ivy Tran has been traveling a research path for eight years. The 2012 BHS graduate has called upon the critical thinking and writing skills she learned in high school over the years, first as an undergraduate studying psychology at Boston University and now as she works toward earning her doctorate in clinical psychology at Long Read More
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Taylor Rogers loves to seek solutions through learning and doing. The Ohio State Senior will be graduating with honors from the College of Arts and Sciences with a degree in Biochemistry. What he and the other members of the BHS Class of 2016 won’t be doing is participating in a traditional graduation event. Ohio State Read More
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Bill Kumler, BHS ‘86 and his wife, Ellen, chose to settle down a few years ago in the Cambridge area of Ohio, for the slower pace, the chance to coach their kids and be more involved in their daily lives, and to live closer to Bill’s aging parents. Bill, an orthopedic surgeon, and Ellen, a Read More
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Courtesy ArtsOhio Blog, Article by Amanda Etchison, Communications Strategist – Austin Smith hadn’t expected to encounter a play-by-play of a football game in a poetry book. “I was just looking through some of the poems and I saw one about football, and I thought about how strange it was, not only talking about football but Read More
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The BHS Class of 2002 is remembering the shining light that was Eileen Zelis Aria, known as Zelis or “Z” to her classmates. She lost her life traveling back to Columbus from New York City on January 5 the when the bus she was on crashed on the Pennsylvania turnpike. A 2017 graduate of The Read More
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It would be impossible to find two people who love Bexley Athletics more than former basketball coach Gene Millard and his wife Sally. Gene Millard coached boys’ basketball at Bexley from 1962-87 and again from 1992-96. He won 496 games, 15 league titles and eight district championships, along with the 1983 state title. In 1989 Read More
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Being a teacher and part of the Bexley community and raising her daughters, Lindsey and Dana in the community meant everything to Jo Ann LaMuth. LaMuth, who taught Spanish, English, Creative Writing and Humanities at Bexley High School for over 30 years, passed away on November 5, 2019. Bexley High School was like a second Read More
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Many reunions are planned around the July 4 holiday for those classes whose graduation year ended in a 4 or a 9. Most classes holding reunions will participate in the Bexley July 4th Parade with “floats” that will take them from the start of the parade at Maryland Avenue/Remington Road to the end at Fair Read More
View ArticleWhat does it mean to be a Bexley alumnus/a? You share in the tradition of having attended a world class school, currently ranked as #132 in the nation and #4 in the state of Ohio by U.S. News and World Report. But, you already know that Bexley has always been a great place to learn Read More
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One of the largest senior classes in recent years graduated from Bexley High School on May 26, 2019. The 97th annual commencement ceremony featured student speakers, Annie Politi and Alexia Moore. Student Council President, Rose Thomas introduced Bexley alumna and Executive Director of The Columbus Museum of Art, Nannette Maciejunes, BHS ’71, who gave the Read More
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