BELLEVUE BULLETIN

November 22nd, 2024

11/18-22 at Bellevue Independent Schools

All A and All A B Honor Roll

During this week's class meetings, students who made the All A and All A and B Honor Roll were recognized for their achievement! Congratulations on a job well done, Tigers!

Tikki Tikki Tembo

This week in Library, Grandview Elementary Third Graders learned about the elements of folktales through reading the book "Tikki Tikki Tembo."

Grandview Elementary November Students of the Month

Congratulations to our November Students of the Month from Grandview Elementary! These students showed excellence in this month’s theme: Integrity!

Preschool - Miles Fair and Audrey Cosse-Fisher

K - Autumn Schiller (not pictured) and Wyatt Auer

1st - Wyatt Starns and Brooklyn Thompson

2nd - Jeremiah Cain and Eli Kuntz

3rd - Coraline Bock and Kaleigh Smith

4th - Emery Gibson and Emma Bundy (not pictured)

5th - Matthew Taylor and Jamison Hawks

Bellevue Middle and High School November Students of the Month

Congratulations to our November Students of the Month from BMHS! These students have done an exceptional job of representing TIGER PRIDE!

Logan Bacis

Journee Rogg (not pictured)

Cross Country Team Honored

At Wednesday night's Board Meeting, our Bellevue High School Cross Country Team was recognized for their state qualification, and a wonderful season.

Congratulations to all of the team! Way to represent the TIGERS!

Learning Self Esteem

This week, the prevention team collaborated with GES students during health classes to focus on enhancing self-esteem. The students engaged in activities that helped them identify what healthy self-esteem looks like, which is closely linked to academic success. Low self-esteem can manifest in several ways, such as social withdrawal, self-criticism, signs of regression, or giving up easily. Activities designed to improve self-esteem can gradually boost a student’s confidence. The students had a great time participating in all the planned activities.

S.M.I.L.E. Club

This week, in The S.M.I.L.E. Club, student roles were announced. Members of the club voted for their peers to fill these positions. The club has also launched a positive poster initiative aimed at spreading kindness throughout the school. These posters will be displayed in classrooms and hallways later in the school year.

In addition to the poster project, the club is working on other initiatives. More information will be shared once these initiatives are complete. Remember, a smile 😊 can change someone's story, create positive change, brighten a room, encourage leadership, and radiate energy.

Children’s Grief Awareness Day

The Thursday before Thanksgiving is Children’s Grief Awareness Day. Students and staff were encouraged to wear blue today in support of grieving children and teens. This year, BMHS students also completed a grief education activity of writing out “chat bubbles.” Students could choose to write a message of support to a grieving friend or a message to someone they’ve lost.

Tigers Read

This week in Tigers Read, students collaborated to express their gratitude by writing what they are thankful for on their Thanksgiving Turkeys!

GES Academic Team wins again!

Congratulations to our Grandview Elementary Academic Team for getting a round one win against Mary A Goetz Elementary School this week!

Volleyball All-Opponent Team

Congratulations to Chloe Reed for being named to the 2024 NKGVCA Division 3 All-Opponent 2nd Team and Paulina Long for an Honorable Mention! Way to represent the TIGERS!