BELLEVUE BULLETIN

This week has been School Counseling Week! Our school counselors, Ms. Craig at Grandview Elementary and Ms. King at Bellevue Middle and High School, do so much for our students every day. We are so thankful to have two wonderful counselors working for our schools!

Monday was the 100th Day of School at Grandview Elementary! Students came in dressed as 100-year-olds to celebrate.

6th Grade STEM Class worked on designing their own structures and inventions with LEGOs!

The Grandview Elementary Academic Team celebrated their successes at the District Governor’s Cup over the weekend!

Two students will be moving on to the Regional competition!

Congratulations on a job well done!

Ms. Winkler's class played Pythagorean Theorem Bingo and tested their skills with equations!

The Smile Club created posters to display in the hallways for the “Pop the Stigma," initiative happening Friday February 7th! This initiative is aimed at fostering conversations about mental health and substance misuse. We want to create a safe space where students feel supported, heard, and empowered to talk about their struggles without judgment.

The cast of Beetlejuice Junior is settling into their roles as we count down the days until showtime! Check out the flyer and mark your calendars!

BHS Art students have finished up their line art inspired by Darel Carey! Each student took time to critique and admire their classmate's work to further their understanding of line element of art.

We’re excited to share some wonderful news! One of our outstanding staff members has been recognized as a Super Care Hero by Care Solace, our partner in mental health care coordination, to give our community access to care at no cost. The Super Care Hero Award celebrates mental health advocates, school counselors, and school mental health staff who go above and beyond to connect students to the care they need.

This recognition highlights their dedication to changing lives, supporting student well-being, and creating a positive impact in our community.

Please join us in congratulating Vanessa Kuhn, our SPF Project Director, on this well-deserved honor. Her hard work and compassion make a difference every single day!

Thank you for helping us celebrate our Super Care Hero!

6th Grade STEM Class finished up their rollercoaster projects and got the chance to test each other's out! These were impressive builds!

Last week, Arts and Humanities students applied the elements of architecture and constructed their own load bearing bridges! 🌉

During the Chinese New Year, Grandview Elementary Students took a trip and got a chance to learn all about the traditions that are celebrated every year!

BHS Sophomores interested in skilled trades toured the Area Technology Center.

Current Junior, Kayne Ross, got to show off his knowledge in fire science!

These students can choose from: electrical, masonry, carpentry, auto body, auto tech, health science, and fire science.

Whatever they decide, skilled trades are a great choice!

Each month, classroom teachers at Grandview Elementary nominate a student for the Trait of the Month. January’s trait was PERSEVERANCE, and these students were nominated for being shining examples of it:

Jakson

Pandora

Blayne

Ben

Willy

Mila

Colton

Willow

Luke

Sophie

Lucas

This week in Tigers Read, students spent time reading their choice books with their partners!

🎉💗Today we celebrated National Bubblegum Day & helped ‘Pop the Stigma’! 💗🎉

We raised awareness for mental health and prevention—one bubble at a time! 🫧💖

Students and staff showed support today by:

💖 Wearing PINK

🍬 Chewing bubblegum

🗣️ Starting conversations that break the stigma

Bubblegum was passed out to staff and students with important information reminding everyone of the importance of mental health and being able to ask for help.

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