Prom Promise is a program that encourages students to make responsible choices and prioritize safety during prom season. It aims to inspire students to commit to sober and responsible behavior through pledges, events, and educational resources. The program's goals include:
Safe driving Encouraging students to obey traffic laws, not text and drive, and never drive under the influence
Substance-free Encouraging students to avoid alcohol and drugs at prom and prom parties
Safe rides Reducing the temptation to drive under the influence by offering discounted or free rides
Responsible decision-making Instilling responsible decision-making skills that extend beyond prom season
Shout out to the Florida Highway Patrol and to Sheriff Bobby Schultz and the Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office for participating in Prom Promise at Bell High School today; it was a great day! 🙌
We are so proud of our new National Honor Society recipients! 🙌
Please see GCSD calendars for the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 school years.
This screening requirement is for all incoming 9th grade student athletes and for any incoming 10th, 11th, and 12th student athletes who are playing sports for 1st time.
Please sign up using the QR code.
Cost - $20
Please contact Athletic Director, Coach Joey Whittington at Bell High School with any questions or concerns. Coach Whitt can be reached at (352) 463-3232 or whittingtonj@mygcsd.org.
Shout out to our Varsity Boys Baseball ⚾️ and Varsity Girls Softball 🥎on their victories tonight! 🙌
Congratulations to the students who have been selected for membership into the BHS Chapter of the National Honor Society! 🙌
Maria A., Andy B., Mayzie C., Diana C., Tracey C., Abigail D., Hayden L., Sara M., Sydney R., Madison S., Kaylee V., and Lila W.
A lot of cool things are happening in Mr. Brunty's 6th grade Science classes!
Students are replicating research that Anton Van Leeuwenhoek did in 1674 while using a microscope for the first time. His research led to the development of cell theory.
Today, students are discovering microscopic life from the Santa Fe river!
Mr. Thomas's 8th grade Science students participated in a lab last week and tested the pH of various mystery liquids using red cabbage juice as an identifying agent.
Students in Ms. Madden’s class worked with a shoulder partner last week to ask and answer comprehension questions for poetry (Read-N-Review).
BMHS Color Run 🏃🏼 🏃🏻♀️ 🏃🏻♂️ Information! 🙌
We are so proud of the Dunn family! A huge congratulations goes out to Abigail and Bethany Dunn for making the High School and Middle School Honors Band! Both young ladies played beautifully at the school board meeting this afternoon! 🎶🎶🎶
FGC Open House Information!
Mrs. Carnley’s geometry class experienced math comparing ratios and word problems in real life by going outside and making word problems authentic. Then later they will go back out and put their trigonometric ratios to real life by seeing which light pole is taller. Is it the football field, softball or baseball field? Mrs. Carnley makes Geometry so much fun!!
Big Blue and Purple Power were fired up and cooking hamburgers for our GREAT BHS staff Friday! We appreciate our TEAM! 🙌🎉🍔
Mrs. Langford's ELA students had to create game boards that went along with their Figurative Language power point lesson last week. The games were all a huge success! 🎉
Juniors and Seniors had a great time on the Construction field trip to Jacksonville today! 🚧 🦺 🏗️
Bell Boys Weightlifting moves to 5-0 on season! 🏋🏻♂️🙌
Congratulations to the BHS middle school and varsity baseball teams on victories over Bronson last night! 🙌⚾️🙌
Thank you, PTO, for the new microwave for the cafeteria!
Mr. Collins science is learning that the speed of sound is faster in a solid, slower in a liquid, and slowest in a gas because the distance between particles increases as you go from a solid to a gas and sound travels by the transfer of energy from one particle to the next l! 🧬
