1.23.25
Elementary:
- Our Literacy Night is scheduled for February 24th! Please be on the lookout for more information coming soon!
- Conferences are coming up. Please make sure you sign up for a time with your child's teacher.
Jr/Sr:
Welcome, Mr. Keith! Mr. Keith joined us this semester as our art teacher. He is looking for gently used donations, if you have anything. Great projects coming our way!
We are continuing our Students of the Week. Each staff member nominates a student who continuously demonstrates the PBIS goals: be safe, be helpful, be respectful, and be responsible. Congratulations to the second week of students who were nominated!
- We want to recognize the nominations for our Unsung Hero initiative to recognize those who constantly go above and beyond for our students, staff, and district. You make a difference. Thank you for being you and impact the youth of Bellevue Community schools: Ed Bloch!
Snowcoming 2026 ~ Spirit Week January 26 ~ January 30
Snowcoming Hallway Decorating Theme
DC and Marvel Superheros
Jr. High: TBD
Senior: End Game
Junior: Spiderman
Sophomore: Teen Titans
Freshman: Justice League
Spirit Days
Monday: Students dress as teachers/Teachers dress as students
Tuesday: White Lies
Wednesday: Dress as your hallway
Thursday: Sports Wear Jersey
Friday: Bronco Day
Snowcoming Court
Freshman: Evelyn Dixon and Aaron Reedy
Sophomore: Briella Breton and Brayden Ackley
Junior: Stevie Otto and Zain Qahwash
Senior: Jaylynn Childs, Deana Huxley, Sophia Lakies
Gunner Andrews, Griffin Boyer, Aden Sloan
Hello Bellevue Staff and Families,
What a week! Even though the weather had other plans and shortened our time together, the flexibility and commitment across our district were on full display.
To our staff, thank you for rolling with the changes, supporting students, and staying focused on what matters most, even when schedules get turned upside down. Your ability to adapt doesn’t go unnoticed.
To our families, thank you for your patience and understanding during the cancellations. We know changes like these can be disruptive, and we truly appreciate your partnership and support.
Even in a short week, there was a lot to be proud of in Bellevue. As we look ahead, we’re hopeful for calmer weather and a return to routine, but no matter what comes our way, I’m confident in the strength of this school community.
Enjoy the weekend, stay safe, and thank you for all you do for our students.
Standards vs Rules
"Rules are for people who can't follow directions. Standards are for people who aspire to do special things" Tim Corbin
This week's Tiered Tidbits is a celebration regarding all the success we are seeing in EWIMS. It is a system used in schools to identify students who may be at risk of dropping out by monitoring key indicators (attendance, behavior, and course performance) and then providing timely, targeted interventions and ongoing progress monitoring.
This will help to make decision rules for interventions for entrance and exit criteria, as well as fading, intensifying, and monitoring by using data informed decisions for individual students to ensure their success.
