Burke High School, Omaha, Neb.
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The Burke Beat
BULLDOG SCORES
  • Jan 26 / Girls Varsity BasketballBurke - 62, Omaha South - 56
  • Jan 26 / Boys Varsity BasketballBurke - 51, Omaha South - 72
  • Jan 23 / Girls Varsity BasketballBurke - 39, Bellevue East - 81
  • Jan 23 / Boys Varsity BasketballBurke - 69, Bellevue East - 63
  • Jan 20 / Girls Varsity BasketballBurke - 64, Omaha Northwest - 50
  • Jan 20 / Boys Varsity BasketballBurke - 75, Omaha Northwest - 69
  • Jan 18 / Girls Varsity BasketballBurke - 25, Papillion-La Vista - 80
  • Jan 18 / Boys Varsity BasketballBurke - 53, Papillion-La Vista - 70
  • Jan 18 / Boys BowlingBurke - 20, Omaha South - 1
  • Jan 18 / Girls BowlingBurke - 18, Omaha South - 3
The Student News Site of Burke High School

The Burke Beat
The Student News Site of Burke High School

The Burke Beat
Juel Washington

Juel Washington, Reporter

Senior Juel Washington is a first-year reporter for The Burke Beat. This year, he’s excited to tell stories that will catch his audience’s attention. Outside of school Juel enjoys producing music and cooking. His favorite thing to cook is mushrooms, although he recognizes that that is an unpopular opinion. He’s excited to contribute to the newspaper this year.

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REVIEW: Creed III the weaker link

REVIEW: “Creed III” the weaker link

Juel Washington, Reporter
March 29, 2023
Still sitting next to the Legacy Crossing Apartments sign on Feb. 9, a sofa is abandoned after residents were rushed to move out of the complex when the city condemned the complex in December.

Burke students among those displaced in Legacy Crossing closure

Juel Washington, Reporter
February 28, 2023
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Speaking to the class of 2023, alumni Nick Henrich answers questions about being a college athlete. Henrich sports number 42 on the UNL Cornhuskers football team as a linebacker.

Burke alumni return for senior assembly

Juel Washington, Reporter
January 27, 2023
After a fifth-place finish at the Unified Bowling District Tournament, the team leaders (Raynier Harrington, Ethan Dean, Jada Williams, Aiden Meurrens) sit and pose for a picture. The team collectively earned 439 points which was not enough to continue on to the NSAA State Unified Bowling Tournament. Photo by Crystal Ishii

Unified bowling provides opportunities for Rockstars and general education students

Juel Washington, Reporter
December 8, 2022
Junior Arianna Bonafilia explains her game to a young boy. Popular games at the event were cornhole, or games similar to it, though some had out of the box games such as stick the spider on the web.

Spooktacular time had at Trunk-or-Treat

Juel Washington and Carly Wilson
October 28, 2022
Repetitive fire alarms raise concerns from students and staff

Repetitive fire alarms raise concerns from students and staff

Juel Washington, Reporter
October 21, 2022
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