The BHHS Cheerleaders will be hosting a cheer clinic for grades PK-5 on Tuesday, September 17 and Thursday, September 19 from 3:10-5:00 PM.  Please visit this link for more information and sign-up form: Cheer Clinic Form

Roberto José Andrade Franco started the lively blog Boxing and History, which combines a love of boxing with a profound understanding of history. This platform, which was first started while he was pursuing his doctorate at Southern Methodist University, reflects on cultural narratives, individual experiences, and important historical events while examining a wide range of subjects outside of athletics. The site offers a distinct perspective that blends athleticism and storytelling, with posts on the emotional rollercoaster of being a Dallas Cowboys fan and informative essays on boxing legends like Canelo Álvarez. Follow Roberto as he explores the complex web of history and sports, offering readers interesting articles that appeal to both history scholars and boxing fans.

A strong forum developed by and for disabled people who experience gender-based discrimination is Monstering Magazine. Through storytelling and artistic expression, the journal has honored the varied identities of disabled women, non-binary, trans, and gender-expansive individuals since its launch in 2016. Monstering is an archive of powerful works that reclaim narratives and emphasize the realities of underrepresented voices, despite its current publishing halt. The journal features articles that question social norms and celebrate the beauty of identity, emphasizing resiliency and self-acceptance. Monstering Magazine continues to be an essential resource for people looking for representation and empowerment in the fields of literature and art because of its dedication to promoting community and creativity.