BELLEVUE BULLETIN

March 20th, 2025

3/17-20 at Bellevue Independent Schools

STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

Grandview Elementary

Congratulations to our March Students of the Month from Grandview Elementary! These students showed excellence in this month’s theme: Respect!

Pre K - Zera Weedn and Michaela Young (not pictured)

K - Gabe Bazzi (not pictured) and Micah Perez De la Rosa (not pictured)

1st - Averie Nicholson and Gabby Smith

2nd - Luke Bartholomew (not pictured) and Maverick Strunk (not pictured)

3rd - Hazel Cosse-Fisher and Anna Rackley (not pictured)

4th - Andrew White (not pictured) and Makynzi Patton (not pictured)

5th - Taylor Farley and CJ Jones (not pictured)

Bellevue Middle and High School

Congratulations to our March Students of the Month from BMHS! These students have done an exceptional job of representing TIGER PRIDE!

Silas Gibson

Ashley Smith

Robert Messer

Pyper Winburn

The Bellevue Drams Club's Beetlejuice Junior wraps up!

Thank you to everyone who came out to see Beetlejuice Junior performed by our Bellevue Drama Club!

The students put on a fantastic show this weekend and showed off all of their hard work! Congratulations on a job well done!

We would like to offer a huge thank you to our Director, Torie Pate Perdue, from The Carnegie Arts Center, the Bellevue Education Foundation, and Jason Burgess from the Commonwealth Artists Student Center for their generous support for our production!

Grandview Elementary Academic Team brings home a medal!

Congratulations to Charlie Horn for placing third in Arts and Humanities at the Regional Governors Cup!

Way to represent the TIGERS!

The Band of Gold shows their appreciation!

At last night's board meeting, High School Band Students and Mr. Wheeler played to help show their appreciation for the massive support they receive from the Board of Education!

St. Patrick's Day Leprechaun visits students in Kindergarten!

On Monday, Kindergarteners came back to their room and found out that a Leprechaun had visited and had a party, leaving treats behind!

The Tortoise and the Hare

This week in the Library, Grandview Elementary Third Graders read a classic, "The Tortoise and the Hare," checked out new books, and then coded with Scratch Jr.

Students picked their own animals and made them race just like the tortoise and the hare!