9.19.25
Great News!
Elementary:
- Mrs. Krohn's science class, students rolled up their sleeves and got creative as they began making bird feeders! This hands-on activity is part of a unit on birds and their diets. As they explore what birds eat and how their food sources change with the seasons, students are getting a close-up look at how we can support local wildlife.
- We enjoyed our first Popcorn Friday. A big thank you to our amazing staff and PTO volunteers who make Popcorn Fridays possible. It fills our tummy and helps to support our school.
Jr/Sr:
B. Denton, N. Ballard, S. Angus, and J. Brenner were recognized this week for attributes of Independence (Respectful) and Mastery (Responsible) this week.
Our class competition for most Bronco Tickets received by September 25th is going strong with 8th grade currently in 1st place followed closely by 7th and 9th grade. Keep up the hard work for you ice-cream and outdoors activity time for Friday, September 26th!
- We enjoyed our first Pep Assembly of the year today! Let's Cheer on our Broncos!
- Homecoming Parade and Football game ~ TONIGHT ~ Friday, September 19 (Line-up begins at 4:30 the old elementary school driveway). Parade will begin at 5:30pm and the game starts at 7pm
- Parent-teacher conferences will be held on October 7th and 8th.
- Our Apprenticeship Parent night is October 8th from 5-6 PM. We cannot wait to showcase our wall and the impact it can have on our students.
District:
- 2026-27 Michigan Teacher of the Year Nominations: The MTOY nomination window is open now until September 24, 2025. The 2026-27 Michigan Teacher of the Year nomination form can be found at the online form.
Bellevue Staff, Students, Families, and Community,
What an incredible Homecoming week it has been! From the spirit days and pep rallies to the parade, games, and celebrations, our community once again showed the pride and tradition that make Bellevue such a special place.
These events remind us that Homecoming isn’t just about a single week. It’s about coming together, celebrating who we are, and building memories for our students. A huge thank you goes out to our staff, volunteers, students, families, and community members who helped organize, participate, and cheer us on all week long.
As we move forward into the rest of the fall, let’s carry that same energy and sense of teamwork into everything we do. When we support each other, celebrate our successes, and stay positive, there’s no limit to what we can accomplish.
Thank you again for making Homecoming 2025 one to remember!
Standards vs Rules
"Rules are for people who can't follow directions. Standards are for people who aspire to do special things" Tim Corbin
Birdhouses
Student Support
UP TO $1000 FOR MINI GRANT WINNERS! Due October 24th, 2025
For assistance, please reach out to Cortney Coats.
- 2024-25 Winner: Melissa Baxter
- 2024-25 FOCUS Grant winner: Carlotta Slater ($5000)
The Guido A. and Elizabeth H. Binda Foundation has generously provided the Mini Grant Program with $30,000 for awards up to $1,000 for projects that align with district-approved curriculum. This grant is available to all administrators, counselors, educators, and support staff in Barry, Branch, and Calhoun Counties in Michigan.
