Episode #12 Summary: Join Supt. Scot Prebles and Host Tina Ingraham as they sit down with Bay High School Seniors Emma Maiure (playing Reno Sweeney); Blaise Linsenmeyer (playing Billy Crocker; and Ellie Estridge (Dance Captain) to talk about the Spring Musical Anything Goes!.

Cole Porter's Anything Goes! is a 1934 musical farce set aboard an ocean liner, where Billy Crocker stows away to woo heiress Hope Harcourt, who is engaged to a British nobleman. Aided by nightclub singer Reno Sweeney and gangster "Moonface" Martin, the plot is a chaotic mix of mistaken identities and romance featuring iconic songs like "I Get a Kick Out of You".

The show runs Thursday, March 26, 2026 through Sunday, March 29. Performances are at 7 p.m., with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday. 

To order tickets, please visit this link:  Hometown Ticketing Box Office

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Episode #11 Summary: Join Supt. Scot Prebles and host Tina Ingraham as they sit down with Bay High School seniors Molly Keane, Meredith Weiden and Shelby Gillette. As leaders of Team "It Takes A Village," these Student Visionaries are on a seven-week mission to raise $150,000—a goal that would push Bay High’s decade-long total for Blood Cancer United (formerly Leukemia & Lymphoma Society) past the incredible $1 million mark.

Take a listen, and If you'd like to donate to Team It Takes A Village, please visit this link:  https://bit.ly/3YVI6m2

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Episode #10 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles and Host Tina Ingraham talk to event Co-chair Amber Ash, a member of the Parent Ambassadors Team, and Melissa Grimes, School Psychologist and Yoga Instructor, about the inaugural Well-Balanced Parent Expo event. 

Bay Village Schools invites all parents, grandparents and adult residents to attend The Well-Balanced Parent Expo event on Thursday, January 22 from 6-8 p.m. at Bay Middle School, 27725 Wolf Road, Bay Village. This free event will help busy Westshore-area adults recharge, reconnect and refresh for the new year. The first 200 guests will receive a reusable grocery bag, sponsored by Bay Village PTA Council. 

This inaugural event is a joint venture between Bay Village Schools and the district's Parent Ambassadors Team, with assistance from Bay Village PTA Council. The goal is to help busy adults find ways to bring wellness into their lives for the new year. Wellness-oriented vendors will help guests: declutter, learn about Reiki, practice reflexology, lean into a new adult hobby, get a chair massage, join an arts & crafts community, get better sleep, learn about clean eating, explore financial wellness and more. 

Mini demo sessions include: learning a healthy recipe, yoga poses & breath exercises and a Zumba demo. 

Keynote speaker Dr. Matthew Badgett will also be on hand, speaking to guests at 6:30 and again at 7 p.m. with (identical) messaging about setting social media and cell phone boundaries with your children and grandchildren. He will also have a Q & A session with the audience. 

You can find a complete list of vendors on The Well-Balanced Parent Expo's website page via this link. (Please note: we have some Bay High School alumni vendors attending as experts, and some Bay High School students volunteering at the event.)

There will also be raffle prizes for attendees, and you do not need to be present to win. 

Linked here is a flyer for the event.

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Episode #9 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles is joined by Bay High School music students, Juniors Addi Uhlar and Parker Beckwith, to preview the 2025 Holiday Concert Season. Addi and Parker also share their thoughts on cell phone use at Bay High School. 

Click this link for the entire Bay Village Schools Holiday Concert Season Schedule. Please note: The Wed., Dec. 10 Bay High School Choral Concert with the Singing Christmas Tree is a ticketed event. All other concerts are free, and all are welcome to attend these music events!

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Episode #8 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles is joined by Assistant Superintendents Aaron Ereditario and Robert Hoon to preview the State of the District Board Meeting on Monday, November 24, 2025 at Bay Middle School Library. All community members are encouraged to attend this newer annual tradition to learn more about Bay Village Schools' Year Three of the Strategic Plan, the Facilities for the Future Plan, the Five-Year Forecast and State Report Card results. Get a taste of what's in store by tuning in to this episode to learn more! 

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Episode #7 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles is joined by Bay High School thespians Logan Cerrito and Lucas Harrod for a preview of the fall play, Murder on the Orient Express. Then, Assistant Supt. of Curriculum and Instruction Robert Hoon joins the segment to summarize the fall 2025 State Report Card results, as published by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Spoiler alert: Bay Village Schools is again named a 5-Star District, and increased its performance index by nearly two points, ranking #4 in Cuyahoga County and #16 in the State (Bay High School is #6 in the State and Bay Middle School is #11 in the State.) Tune in to learn more! 

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Episode #6 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles and Treasurer Meghan Rohde, along with special guest Beckett LaVogue, a sophomore at Bay High School, talk about the Supt. Student Advisory Committee and the upcoming Student Wellness Fair on Wednesday, October 15, 2025. This important committee provides a forum for students to have direct communication and interaction with district leaders and their principals, and the program also provides an opportunity to discuss strategies to improve the educational experience for students. The student body will be able to learn about good nutrition, activities like yoga, working out and other wellness opportunities, and nationally recognized wellness speaker Kevin Mecchella will be there to talk about the truth behind making good decisions. Tune in to learn more! 

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Episode #5 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles and Treasurer Meghan Rohde reflect on the last school year and highlight the new school year in this Be Proud To Be Bay special edition. As Supt. Prebles begins his fourth school year with the district, and Treasurer Meghan Rohde begins her sixth, they talk about all that the district has accomplished these last three years, including a new Strategic Plan; overwhelming community support for a permanent improvement levy; top-tier academic rankings; and outstanding student achievements in academics, arts, athletics, music, service and more. Where is the district headed for the 2025-26 school year? The best is yet to come, so tune in to learn more! 

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Episode #4 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles and Treasurer Meghan Rohde explain the proposed building improvements at each of the schools as they relate to the Finance + Facilities for the Future Plan and the new, no tax increase Permanent Improvement Levy. To view all the renderings more closely, please click here. To view the levy page on the district's website, please click here.

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Episode #3 Summary: Supt. Scot Prebles and Treasurer Meghan Rohde answer questions about the Finance + Facilities for the Future Plan and the new, no tax increase Permanent Improvement Levy, focusing on "What's the Catch?" and how residents' taxes will not increase. 

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