The Character Trait of the Month for November is Meekness.
Meekness is yielding my personal desires and expectation, with a desire to serve others while still showing strength.
Meekness requires humility and self-control to not argue but be willing to listen to others' opinions.
Attention parents: Report cards for the 1st 9 weeks go home with students today. Please ask your child for his/her report card. If you have questions or concerns regarding your child's grades, please contact the specific teacher.
Lady Bulldogs Soccer Donation Fundraiser: if you are interested in sponsoring the Lady Bulldog Soccer team, please see attached letter from Coach Langley. Donation forms may also be picked up at the front desk at Bell High School. Go Dawgs!
The Tri-County Community Resource Center & Farm Share are teaming up to help local families that need food. Distribution date is Saturday, November 20. Please see flyer for details.
Come and Play the GAME!!! Homecoming week is next week, 11/1-11/5. This year's HOCO theme is “BULLDOGS GOT GAME." Please join in on all of the festivities for spirit week and help get the students excited!!!
Clever “Cranium” Monday: Dress as a NERD or Professor!!
Code Purple and Gold, It’s “Operation” Tuesday: Dress as Medical Personnel or First Responder (Doctors, Nurses or Paramedics)
“Old Maid” What did you say Wednesday??: Gray hair, hearing aids and walkers. Flash forward to your Golden Years!!
Knock, Knock! Who’s There? “Guess Who” Thursday: Dress as your favorite Celebrity, Singer or even Teacher and have your friends guessing all day!
“Battleship” Friday: Make sure you are on the right side of the Battle Football Field wearing your Purple and Gold for VICTORY!!
Parents & Students, next week is Red Ribbon Week, which is designed to be an awareness campaign that gets information to the general public about the dangers of drug use. We will also incorporate anti-bullying into our weekly events! Tuesday, 10/26 is "STOMP OUT BULLYING" blue shirt day! We ask that all students and staff (and community members) wear blue shirts to signify the importance of being kind and standing up to bullying! Also, on Friday, 10/29, we are asking all students/staff (and community members) to wear RED to signify the importance of being drug-free! Thank you for your support!
Parents and students, just a reminder that there is NO SCHOOL on Friday, 10/22/21. We hope you all have a safe weekend!
Toys for Tots Information: If you or someone you know needs help, Tri-County (Dixie, Gilchrist, and Levy) residents can sign up online under the “Request a Toy” tab at: www.newberry-fl.toysfortots.org
Applications will be open through 11/19 (or until the program reaches capacity). First-time applicants must attend a verification event.
Toys will be distributed on 12/17. Questions? Email: tricountytoysfortots@gmail.com or call #(352)507-8087.
Bell High School will be hosting a program presented by the Gilchrist County Prevention Coalition called "Hidden In Plain Sight" on Thursday, 10/28/21 from 6:30PM-7:30PM in the Health Academy. “Hidden In Plain Sight” is a drug awareness program for parents that focuses on what parents can learn about everyday items that may be indicators of risky behavior and/or drug use for their preteen or teenager. All attending parents will have the opportunity to win a gift card~we hope to see you there!
Our BHS Hi-Q team will be in front of the high school tomorrow, Friday, 10/22 from 8:30 - 12 ready to make your car gleam! All monies raised will be used for competitions throughout the year. Please consider stopping by to support Hi-Q!
SWI Photography will be at Bell High School on Monday, 10/25/21 for picture retakes. If you did not have your picture taken in September, please plan to look your best, give us your best smile, and come get your picture taken for the yearbook!
Calling All Community Bakers!!
Bell Lady Bulldog Volleyball's "Dig Pink" event will take place on Tuesday, October 19th during our district tournament. This year's event will honor the memory of Cathy Browning who recently lost her battle with cancer. We will have a cake auction and all money raised from the auction will go to the family to help with expenses they have incurred. Please contact Coach Drue Barry (barryd@mygcsd.org) for more information.
Thank you for the support!!
Open House for Florida Gateway College is November 9, 2021. Please visit: www.fgc.edu/openhouse to register.
***SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION***
Attention Seniors/Parents: The Florida Gateway College Board of Trustee (BOT) Scholarship is now available for application. This scholarship covers 12 credit hours and the deadline for applying is March 15th, 2022. The link to apply is below. Please forward any questions to bot.scholarship@fgc.edu.
https://floridagatewaycollege.wufoo.com/forms/q1i7s84k0m7eul7/
Attention Parents and Students: the State University System (SUS) partners are hosting a virtual admissions tour for students and parents on October 13, 2021 from 7:00-9:00 PM. Please register at the link below to attend virtually.
https://fiu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZyqqLwRATDOMwejDueSxIw
BHS wishes a very Happy Birthday to Deputy Simpson, our awesome School Resource Officer!
Students in Ag Mechanics stretched their critical thinking skills today as they competed in a bracket competition to find electricity errors that other teams intentionally made. Kaden was the master electrician who found the most errors!
Congratulations to the 2021 Homecoming Court!
Grade 6:
Aubree McKenzie J
Jackson Manders
Grade 7:
Drezalyn Bolden
Lane Sheffield
Grade 8:
Adysen Burns
Daylan Fouts
Hannah Richter
Connor Rodriquez
Brayden Smith
Jordan Spears
Grade 9:
Alaina Thomas
Denilson Diaz-Cantarero
Grade 10:
Jalynn Knipl
Easton Douglas
Grade 11:
Faith Leffler
Justin Nash
Grade 12:
Josalynn Cannon
Michelle Heilig
Kaylin Madonia
Bertha Sutterfield
Mikayla Trantham
Kennedy Walker
Hayden Brown
Justin Grubbs
Nolan Jacobs
Christian Jimenez
Braeden Manders
Jordy Zuniga
Congratulations to the Class of 2022 Senior Superlatives!
Most Athletic: Michelle Heilig & Kaden Carver
Most Likely to Succeed: Caleigh Newsom and Patrick Smith
Best Dressed: Josalyn Cannon and Kaden Stanley
Class Clown: Stella Peleaz and Charles Cline
Best Glow-Up: Scharma Hendrix and Hayden Brown
Most Likely to Brighten Your Day: Madison Jones and Jeremiah Benjamin
Most School Spirit: Mikayla Trantham and Justin Grubbs
Life of the Party: Janice Nazworth and Jordy Zuniga
Most Likely to Stay in Bell: Bertha Sutterfield and Colby Herring
Best All-Around: Kennedy Walker and Braeden Manders
Most Unforgettable: Grace Muaer and AJ Class
Most Likely to Win An Arguement: Kiara Cobb & Hunter Baumann
Class Mom and Dad: Kora Barker and Christian Jimenez
Worst Driver: Elsie Redfern and Kyle Wilson
Just a reminder that today is an Early Release Day! Students will be released at 1:00.
