Students Ms. Martin’s Accounting class learned about different inventory valuation methods yesterday.
Students in Mr. Robbins’ class participated in an Electoral College simulation yesterday to understand and explain the purpose and function of the Electoral College in electing the President of the United States.
In 2019, Spread the Word introduced a new logo to share the forward energy of action for inclusion. In this logo, you’ll see the importance of groups coming together. This point leads us forward, together. Our actions in aggregate prove that we can come together and make inclusion a reality—a reality that will move us all forward, together.
At BHS, we celebrated inclusion on Wednesday, 3/5/25 with shirts, banners, stickers, and joy!
Parents/Students: please see information for registration night on Thursday, 3/13 starting at 6:00 for current 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. A lot of important information will be shared! Hope to see you there!
We are so proud of BHS 8th grader Kip Whittington, who got 2nd place at the Big Bend Regional Spelling Bee this morning! Kip has been able to represent Gilchrist County and Bell High School the last three years as district champion and this is the best he’s placed at regionals, narrowly missing a shot for the national spelling bee! Great job, Kip! 👏
Shout out to the Helping Hands 4-H Club for providing our teachers and staff with goodies this week! We appreciate you!
Our BHS 8th graders will be touring academies at both Trenton High School and Bell High School on Tuesday, 3/11. Please see information in flyer!
Dr. LeMaster and Mrs. Rudzitis broke out "Big Blue" today and grilled hamburgers and hot dogs to take care of a great TEAM/Staff at Bell High School! 🍔🌭
Kennedy Smith was honored at the School Board meeting last night for her weightlifting accomplishments.
Last night was a big night for the Bulldogs!
Congrats to: JV Baseball, Middle School Softball, Track, and Varsity Baseball! 🥎🏃🏻♂️⚾️🏃🏻♀️➡️
Go Dawgs!
Last week, Mr. Surrency’s United States History class presented political cartoons showing concerns and images of the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Last week in Mrs. Wright's world history class, students were tasked with researching the major influences of the high Renaissance era and their contributions (artistic, literary and technological). They had to create or print objects that represent their individual and write a letter that explained their objects from that person's point of view. Students participate in a gallery walk to review each other’s projects.
Shout out to our Pink Bat winners! Pink Bats are the 90/10 visual for problem solving. From left to right: Missie Taylor, Sue Hurst, Tonia Hodge, Terry Carnley, Jackie Downs? and Troy Terry. 🎉
Mrs. Paradis, high school science teacher, had students engaged this past week through problem solving and critical thinking with graphs and diagrams.
Students with perfect attendance and no discipline referrals were treated to an ice cream social today! 🎉🍦
Shout out to our band for an amazing performance last night! 🙌🎶
Some of our high school students had an amazing time today at the Construction Career Day event in Jacksonville!
We had a great turn out for the Senior Class Car Wash this morning! We appreciate the support of our community and our Superintendent! 🚗
Congratulations to the baseball team on a 15 to 1 victory last night! ⚾️🙌
Congratulations to the boys weightlifting team for a win over Chiefland this past week! 🏋️♀️
