Bellerive Bulletin
October 25, 2026
It’s almost time for Student-led Conferences at Bellerive! Conferences will take place the week of November 16-20, with our main Conference Night on Thursday, November 19, from 4:15–8:00 pm.
Conferences at Bellerive are student-led, giving students the opportunity to share their learning, goals, and progress directly with their families. Since conferences are student-led, please make sure your child can attend as well.
Please use the link below to select a time that works best for your family.
https://ptcfast.com/schools/Bellerive
Additional Details:
Conferences may be in-person or virtual throughout the week. Conferences on Thursday evening are reserved for in-person only.
Specials teachers (Art, Music, PE, Strings, Library), Intervention Teachers, Counselors, and most Special Educators are available for individual or drop-in meetings. Please email them directly to schedule.
If no available times fit your schedule, please reach out to your child’s teacher to arrange an alternate time.
Our goal is 100% family participation because strong partnerships between home and school help every Bellerive student thrive.
Here is the latest update of the Bellerive Buzz Book. This is shared so you can connect with other Bellerive families. Please remember this is for internal purposes only and should not be shared or used for marketing purposes. Enjoy connecting with one another!
On Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 9:30 am, Bellerive students will attend an assembly about Veterans Day. The theme of our assembly is “Thank You for Your Service.”
If you or someone in your family is a veteran or currently active in the military, we would like to invite you to be honored as our guest. Veterans and active military will have a special seat at this assembly. We would like to honor you and give you our thanks. Due to space constraints, we are limiting guests to veterans and immediate family members.
Any veteran or active military personnel who would like to attend should complete this Google form (click this link or use the QR code) by Thursday, November 5.
If you have any questions, please email Aaron Watson at awatson1@parkwayschools.net.
Library Resource Shared by Mrs. Zahnweh:
Literacy Leap is a new online learning tool available through the St. Louis County Library that makes it easy to work directly with your child on phonics and reading skills. No teaching experience is required. Guide your child through personalized 20-minute lessons, with built-in videos and teaching scripts to help you support your child's learning. This learning tool is recommended for ages kindergarten through fourth grade. Learn how to use Literacy Leap at this upcoming virtual workshop on Wednesday, October 28 at 6:30 pm.
