Leaders growing leaders! Our fifth grade students partnered with our littlest learners to enjoy a few great books together during their weekly Reading Buddies collaboration. What a fun and engaging way to share a love for learning!
No luck for leprechauns in kindergarten at Belpre Elementary School today! Our kiddos have created enticing traps for the tiny gold givers - will our students capture a pot of gold?
The Belpre City School District is offering an additional opportunity for public comment related to the 2021-2022 Part-B IDEA Special Education Funds, including the use of the ARP IDEA Part B Special Education Funds. Questions and suggestions concerning the use of funds should be directed to Mr. Jason Haught, Director of Student Services, 2014 Rockland Ave, Belpre, Ohio 45714. A response hearing regarding the aforementioned questions and suggestions will be held at 5:30p.m. on Tuesday, March 29m 2022, at Belpre Elementary School, 2000 Rockland Ave., Belpre, Ohio.
Don't miss this important evening!
BHS TESTING TIME!
Next Wednesday and Thursday, all Belpre 7th, 8th, and 10th grade students, including those enrolled through Blue Sky Virtual Academy, will take the state English test. This is an important test, so get a good night's sleep! Students need to make sure they have their Chromebooks fully charged when they arrive at school for testing. Testing will start promptly at 8 AM.
We will be operating the bells after testing concludes on a two hour delay schedule. 9th graders will be assigned to workrooms during the testing session. Juniors and seniors who are not retesting and are otherwise in good standing may arrive at 10 AM, when classes resume at school.
The Junior Class is hosting a fundraiser at Buffalo Wild Wings in Parkersburg this Wednesday, March 9th. Simply come in to Buffalo Wild Wings, dine in or takeout, with the fundraiser ticket, available on our Facebook page. They will donate a percentage of your check to our class. This money will be used for prom this year! If you have any questions or would like a copy of the ticket, please contact Ms. Morgan at the High School. On behalf of the Junior class, thank you for your support!
Mr. Robin White, K - 4 Music teacher and 5th/6th grade band teacher, truly experienced the highlight of his professional career when he attended the Rose Parade back in January. "It was an amazing experience to be with this group of like-minded professionals from across the country to celebrate and honor the importance of music education. There was also a large group of directors from Ohio and I made some great connections", said Mr. White. "I'm so glad that I was able to represent our school, our staff, our students and community in this capacity and it has been a lot of fun sharing this experience with the students. History was made because this was the first time in Rose Parade History that a group of this caliber was formed and it was joined with a float entry. The combined entry won the overall Showmanship honor for the parade. " If you would like to see more go to https://banddirectorsalute.org/
Second grade students at Belpre Elementary are exploring the way things move! As they examine forces and motion, the learners are recording their observations and data as scientists would. Great job second graders!
BHS Spring sports schedules are here! Make sure to come out and support our student-athletes this Spring!
Belpre High School is proud to introduce our March Students of the Month--Taylor Parker and Jacob Smeeks!
Taylor is an honor roll student and also enrolled in CCP classes. She is a member of National Honor Society, BHS AERO Club, and Number One Club. She participates in marching band and varsity softball. Her future plans include attending Glenville State University for athletics and academics with plans to major in either education or accounting and business.
Jacob is an honor roll student at BHS. He is in the Number One Club and AERO. He is a three-sport athlete, playing varsity golf, basketball, and baseball. Future plans for Jacob include attending Rio Grande University for a degree in business management. He will also play golf in college.
Congratulations, Taylor and Jacob!
Belpre Elementary School students celebrated Dr. Seuss' birthday in style this week! From the Cat in the Hat to The Lorax, our students showed their love for literacy with creative costumes representing their most beloved Seuss character.
The March 2022 Students of the Month are Taylor Parker and Jacob Smeeks
Taylor Parker is the daughter of Keith and Angela Parker. Taylor is an Honor Roll student at Belpre High School and is also enrolled in CCP classes. She is a member of the National Honor Society, the BHS A.E.R.O. Club, and the Number One Club. She plays Varsity Softball. Future plans for Taylor include attending Glenville State University for athletics and academics with plans to major in either education or accounting & business.
Jacob Smeeks is the son of Scott and Annette Smeeks. Jacob is an Honor Roll student at Belpre High School. He is in the BHS Number One Club and A.E.R.O. club. His is a three sport athlete, playing baseball, basketball, and golf. Future plans for Jacob include attending Rio Grande University for a degree in Business Management and he has signed to play golf for them. After earning his business degree he will pursue a career in that field.
This announcement is for all elementary and junior high students. The last day to sign up for rec baseball and softball is March 8. If you have a child that is interested in playing T-Ball up thru junior high baseball or softball, you can log on to their website at belprejrbaseballsoftball.org and click "Register Now" to sign up.
We are so excited to announce that Belpre City Schools is ready to take to the stage! We're putting on a musical journey through the history of Belpre schools, and we need your help. Do you have stories from your days as an Eagle? How about great pictures? Theatrical and musical talent? We need you!
The spring OHSAA meeting is 3/2/22 at 6:00pm in the BHS library. All athletes who have not played a sport this year must attend with their parent/guardian.
Belpre City Schools is pleased to announce the development of our new Mentoring Program, The PrePair Squad! This program involves twelve high performing high school students who have been hand selected by administration to help mentor some of our elementary school students. Ms. Knuchel, our school social worker, has taken point on this project with help from our psychology assistant, Mr. Seebaugh. The mentors will focus on helping the students obtain some skills much needed in the transition from elementary school to middle school and beyond. These skills include but are not limited to, communication, impulse control, coping and social skills. The mentors will aid the students in mastering these skills by playing therapeutic board games, running around on the playground, decorating parts of the school and working on school projects together. To date we have completed four excitement filled visits. Our high school students have gone above and beyond to make the program fun and we have already noticed some relationships forming! We have high hopes that this program will be effective and beneficial for all of the students involved. We believe it is an excellent way to not only help the younger students transition to higher grade levels but also our older students transition into adulthood.
Belpre seventh grade participants in the Building Bridges 2 Careers Mentorship program attended a leadership day at Marietta College, followed by a personalized campus tour. These students meet regularly with their Career Mentors to learn more about their own interests and career options.
8th grade students in Mrs. McNally's science classes are dissecting flowers to better understand how genetic information is transmitted between parent and offspring in the plant world.
The Belpre Lions Club will be hosting a pancake dinner on Saturday, March 12, 2022 from 4-7. Kids under 5 eat free and adults pay just $7.
Tryouts for the Belpre Junior High softball team for grades 6 - 8 will be held on Saturday, February 26 at the Lawton gym at 4:00 p.m. Please bring your softball equipment and water, but wear regular athletic shoes, as cleats are not permitted on the gym floor. If you are unable to attend tryouts that day, please contact Chad or April Brookover at 304-916-6508.
