BMHS Parent/Family Update
July 24th, 2024

March 6th, 2026
Historic Day at the State Indoor Track and Field Championships
It was a historic day for our boys and girls track and field teams at the 2026 KHSAA Class A State Indoor Track and Field Championships in Louisville.
5 school records were set - Mikoria Kirkland in the Long Jump, Ian Babin in the 1600m, Emily Goodwin in the 55m Dash, the Girls 4x200 relay (Aydrian Davis, Mikoria Kirkland, Gracie Riggs, and Emily Goodwin), and the Boys 4x200 relay (Payton Kern, Alex Goodwin, Fabrice Passeraub, and Dakari Minor).
We also had 4 State Placers:
Emily Goodwin - 7th Place in the 55m Dash
Girls 4x200 - 6th Place
Boys 4x200 - 8th Place
Chloe Meyers - 7th Place in the Shot Put
March Madness Attendance Challenge
Our March Madness attendance challenge is back! Starting on Monday, March 9th, grade levels from both BMHS and Grandview will compete against each other in a weekly attendance challenge to see who can have the best attendance. The winning grade at the end of the tournament will receive a special treat. Let's see who the best is!
End of the 3rd Academic Quarter
The end of the 3rd academic quarter is has now ended. Grades will be finalized by teachers on Wednesday, March 11th. 3rd quarter report cards will come home on Friday, March 13th.
SBDM Council Meeting on Monday
The Bellevue Middle School/High School SBDM Council will be holding its regularly scheduled monthly meeting on Monday, March 9th at 4:00pm in the conference room at BMHS. The agenda for the meeting is linked below.
City of Bellevue Memorial Day Parade T-Shirt Contest
The City of Bellevue is now accepting entries for a t-shirt design for their Memorial Day parade. The contest is open to all students who attend either the Bellevue Independent Schools or the Dayton Independent Schools. The entry requirements are:
- Keep the design simple...make it a one color design.
- The design must reflect this year's theme: "America's 250th".
- The design must be original artwork.
- You must submit your design in a JPG or PNG file format.
- Designs must be submitted by March 16 to sam.shelton@bellevueky.org.
Middle School Spring Fling Dance
Our Middle School students had a great time at their Spring Fling dance this past week. A special thank you to Mr. Seward for being the DJ and to the middle school teachers for all of their planning and hard work to make this a great experience for our students.
Juniors Taking the SAT
All Juniors at Bellevue High School will be taking the SAT on March 16th and 17th. It is critically important that all Juniors are at school and on time both days.
BMHS Open Enrollment
The out of district open enrollment window to attend BMHS for the 26-27 school year is now open! Please see the link below for more information on how to enroll your child for the upcoming school year.
Voice of the Vue...Episode 9
Check out the newest episode of the Voice of the Vue podcast created by our podcasting students. This episode is titled, "Sweetheart Valentine".
Class of 2026 Scholarship Information
We are very blessed here at BMHS to be able to offer several scholarships to our students to purse post secondary education after graduation. Any current Senior that is interested in applying for one of our internal scholarships should fill out the application linked below by no later than April 30th.
Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) Referral Form
In an effort to better support the needs of our students, we have created a form that teachers, parents, and students can fill out to proactively request help from the school for things like academic concerns, behavior concerns, social/emotional wellbeing, mental health wellbeing, or other possible issues happening outside of school. This form is part of our broader multi-tiered system of support for students and families. To submit a referral, please fill out the attached form below. If you have any questions about the form or if you should even fill it out, please contact our School Counselor Erin King at erin.king@bellevue.kyschools.us.
Kentucky Safe Schools Tip Line
In order to promote a safe and healthy school environment, we encourage all of our students to report suspicious activity, safety concerns, or mental health concerns to a trusted adult. If they do not feel comfortable talking to an adult in the building, they can always report concerns to the Kentucky Safe Schools Tip Line at 1-866-393-6659. All reports to the Kentucky Safe Schools Tip Line are completely anonymous.
