As a district, we are launching a new video series entitled #LoveTheVue. The series will feature all of the great things about being a student or parent in the Bellevue Independent Schools. #TigerPRIDE

Congratulations to Mr. Chris Wheeler for being named one of 10 finalists for the Gold Star Chili Teacher of the Year Award. Now we need your help! Voting to name the Gold Star Teacher of the Year runs until February 28th. To vote for Mr. Wheeler you can visit https://www.goldstarchili.com/goldstarteacher, or you can text Wheeler to 24454. Let's show our Tiger PRIDE and help Mr. Wheeler get over the top!

Congratulations to our Academic Team for being the 2025 Governor's Cup District Runner Up! The following students placed and will advance to the Regional competition.

• Future Problem Solving Team (Ashley Moreland, Carly Bickers, Amanda Babin, Haneen Owda) - District Champions
• Science - Jacob Berning - 4th Place
• Social Studies - Colin Murphy - 4th Place
• Language Arts - Ashley Moreland - 4th Place, Josh Kuhnheim - 3rd Place, Finn Hamilton - District Champion
• Arts and Humanities - Kara Potts - 5th Place, Colin Murphy - 3rd Place
• Writing Composition - Josh Kuhnheim - 5th Place, Finn Hamilton - District Champion

Are you interested in being a Bellevue Tiger next school year? Save the date now....our 2025-2026 Open House will be on March 20th, 2025. You will be able to learn more about the great academic, athletic, and extra curricular opportunities that we offer and what it means to have Tiger PRIDE!

Attention all rising sophomores. Did you know that you could possibly take some courses at Gateway Community College that counts both as a credit here at Bellevue and as college credit? Here is what you need to know:

• The deadline to apply is March 15th. Pick up an application from Mr. Pelgen.
• Sophomore students must have a 3.5 GPA.
• You must take an ACT exam and hit at least one of the following benchmarks. Visit act.org to register.
• English - 18
• Math - 19
• Reading - 20
• ACT scores must be reported to the school before the start of the 25-26 school year.
• Bellevue families are responsible to pay the discounted dual credit tuition rate during the sophomore year.

Congratulations to our Varsity Cheerleaders for taking 1st Place at the NKCCA competition in the Game Day Coed Division. Congratulations also to Myleigh Wight for winning a scholarship award, and to Courtney McCarty who won a leadership award!

Congratulations to our Girls Basketball team for their win over Beechwood in the St. Elizabeth Healthcare Game of the Month for January. Paulina Long was named the game MVP!

Our boys and girls basketball teams will take part in the NKAC Division III Conference Tournaments this week at Villa. Our girls enter the tournament as the top overall seed and will take on the winner of Villa/Williamstown on Thursday at 6:00pm. The boys enter the tournament as the #5 seed and will take on Villa on Monday at 6pm. Good luck to both of our teams!

Parent voice is extremely valuable here at Bellevue Middle School/High School. We would like to give you the opportunity to nominate one of our staff members as our Staff Member of the Month for the outstanding work they do to serve our students and our community. To nominate a staff member, please fill out the form below. We will recognize our winners every month at one of our early release day activities.

Calling all students who may have an interest in pursuing a career in the health care industry. Check out the information below regarding a volunteer program through St. Elizabeth Healthcare.

Click on the links below for the schedules for both Boys and Girls Basketball. Come out and support our Tigers! #TigerPRIDE

Thank you for the great work during the statewide High Attendance Day! We had a great day with right around 95% attendance across Grades 6-12. 11th and 12th grades were the highest in the building with 98.11% attendance. Let's keep up the great work!

In order to promote a safe and health school environment, we encourage all of our students to report suspicious activity, safety concerns, or mental health concerns to a trusted adult. If they do not feel comfortable talking to an adult in the building, they can always report concerns to the Kentucky Safe Schools Tip Line at 1-866-393-6659. All reports to the Kentucky Safe Schools Tip Line are completely anonymous.