BELLEVUE BULLETIN

September 20th, 2024

9/16-20 at Bellevue Independent Schools

Board of Education Spotlight: September Students of the Month

"The students this month were recognized for their awesome leadership in the classroom. A special surprise was that many of their teachers who nominated them presented them with their certificates!

We are so proud of our students and teachers!"

- Jenny Hazeres, Board Chairperson

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

K - Frank Hanson and Jasper Stamper

1st - Kyzier Stull (not pictured) and Kinsley Hamblin (not pictured)

2nd - Joseph Vogt (not pictured) and Mila Lovell (not pictured)

3rd - Sophia Soeder and Alexia Sales (not pictured)

4th - Kamren McIntosh (not pictured) and Matthew Foy (not pictured)

5th - Emmett Kuntz and Maddie Boschert

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

Julian Massey

Willow Lowe-Hoelmer

Lineth Quinones Castillo

Shaylee Collins (not pictured)

Middle School Volleyball vs Football!

On Friday last week, the Middle School Volleyball Team scrimmaged the Middle School Football Team in a volleyball match! This scrimmage was so much fun for the students and their parents!

Eighth Graders Wrap Up Middle School Volleyball

This week, Bellevue Middle School Volleyball recognized their Eighth Graders alongside Sharp! Congratulations to Lilly Kincaid, Savannah McFarland, Gabby Hernandez, Emily Goodwin, and Rosalyn Ball on a great final season with Middle School Volleyball!

9/16 was Dot Day!

Monday was Dot Day! Student artwork from all classes decorated the halls showing off dots in many different forms. The students drew inspiration from artist Yayoi Kusama and the book "The Dot" by Peter and Paul Reynolds, who challenged everyone to believe in themselves and find the courage to "make their mark."

Second Grade gets creative!

This week, Grandview Elementary Second Graders took on a STEM challenge based on the book "The Most Magnificent Idea." Each student designed their own creative idea and used whatever they could to make it come to life!

Positive Affirmations at Grandview Elementary

This week, Grandview Elementary students learned about mental health, positive affirmations, and how they can use those affirmations everyday! Each class had a great time dancing and doing fun activities to better their understanding of the positive affirmations they learned.

Sprout Boxes Delivered!

A huge thank you to the Northern Kentucky Cooperative for Educational Services for delivering Sprout Boxes to some of our lucky staff this week! We appreciate and value your support!

Looking towards the future!

This week, BHS Juniors and Seniors took a trip to Newport High School's College and Career fair. Students had the opportunity to look into many different options for their futures!