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DONATE TODAY AND MAKE AN IMPACT!
Please join us in supporting our students, teachers and school by donating to the PTSA Make an Impact Campaign! Donations help pay for an additional mental health counselor at BHS, college preparation and counseling as well as grants to various academic, athletic and school clubs. Our goal is to raise $85,000. Donate today and Make an Impact!
All donors will be recognized on the PTSA Honor Roll. Gifts of $300 or greater will be listed on our Gold Honor List and gifts of $1000 or more will be listed on the Wolverine Honor List. All donations are tax deductible.
Donate today and you could win a prize! Families who donate up to $299 could win a BHS fleece blanket. Families who contribute $300 or more could win a dinner for 2 at Carmine's Restaurant in Bellevue. The drawing for prizes will take place at the PTSA General Membership meeting on November 13. Donations must be received by November 10 in order to be eligible for the drawing. You do not need to be present in order to win.
PTSA DONATIONS SUPPORT:
| - Mental Health Counseling |
- Robotics Club |
| - College Preparation & Counseling |
- Drama Club |
| - English, Math & Sciences |
- Boys and Girls Lacrosse |
| - Band, Orchestra, Choir |
- Boys and Girls Soccer |
| - Special Education |
- Softball |
| - Teacher/Staff Appreciation |
- Track and Cross Country |
| - AVID |
- Boys and Girls Water Polo |
| - ASB |
- Boys and Girls Swim Teams |
| - Link Crew |
- Cheer/Drill Teams |
| - HOSA |
- And many other programs |
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HOMECOMING IS COMING!!!
Bellevue! Homecoming is coming up on November 2nd from 8:30 to 10:30 PM with the Homecoming Football Game on November 1st starting at 7 PM.
Homecoming Spirit Days will be from October 28th to November 1st with the following themes:
Monday: Pajama Day
Tuesday: Raid Area 51 Day
Wednesday: USA Day
Thursday: Thriller Thursday (Halloween)
Friday: Class Shirt Day
Make sure to buy your homecoming tickets. They are $25 w/ ASB, $30 w/out ASB, $40 at the door.
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FENTANYL CRISIS: COMMUNITY INFORMATION SESSIONS
With the tragic deaths of three students in our neighboring school districts of Issaquah and Seattle from the deadly opioid fentanyl, the Bellevue School District is hosting two community information sessions to help our community respond.
The information sessions - held with our partners the Bellevue Police Department and Youth Eastside Services - will allow parents, students, and community members to learn what is being done to protect our children and in turn what actions we can all take.
Information Session Dates:
- Tuesday, Oct. 22, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Sammamish High School Performing Arts Center, 100 140th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98005
- Wednesday, Oct. 30, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Bellevue High School Performing Arts Center, 10416 SE Wolverine Way, Bellevue, WA 98004
Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions. The following is just a sample of what participants came expect to learn.
- Bellevue School District:
- Hear from nurses on what fentanyl is and what safety measures are being taken
- Learn about what is being taught to students
- Bellevue Police Department:
- Get the latest information about the drug problem and what police officers are seeing on a daily basis
- Learn what enforcement measures are being taken to protect our community
- Youth Eastside Services:
- Learn firsthand what drug and alcohol counseling specialists are doing in our schools
- Learn what the signs and symptoms of drug abuse look like
For questions or more information please call 425-456-4000 or email communityrelations@bsd405.org.
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: CLASS OF 2021 PARENTS
It's time to get to get organized! We are in need of 2 parents to step forward and lead our Class of 2021 Graduation Events and Fundraising parent committee.
Parents in our class need to quickly begin raising funds and recruiting committee members to ensure beloved graduation events such as Baccalaureate, Senior Breakfast and Grad Night can happen for our graduating Seniors in the spring of 2021. We need 2 co-chairs to oversee these efforts as these events will not happen without this committee and the crucial fundraising efforts that traditionally begin Junior year.
The Class of 2020 committee chairs (this year's Senior class) are very willing to speak with anyone who would like to learn more about this volunteer role before signing on. It is a great way to make a big impact on this class and help ensure meaningful graduation memories that the Class of 2021 will take with them when they leave Bellevue High School.
If you would like to explore the possibility further, please contact Stephanie Dash,
colbyd2001@aol.com
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SENIOR PICTURE DUE DATE
Please send them in square crop and 300 dpi resolution, if you are unable to do this, just let them know and they will be able to fix it.
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ORCHESTRA BOOSTER CLUB NEWS
The Orchestra Booster Club meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month at 7pm in room 1102, BHS. Our next two meetings fall on November 5 and December 3. We encourage and welcome all orchestra parents to attend in support of our hardworking students and faculty. To learn more about the BHS orchestra, please visit www.BellevueOrchestra.org. If you have questions about volunteer opportunities, please email Michael Linscott at silvaviator@gmail.com.
Save the date for our Winter Orchestra Concert on Thursday, December 12 at 7pm in the Performing Arts Center, BHS. Come out and enjoy an evening of classical music, meet fellow parents, and show your support for our students.
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Bellevue High Band Boosters Holiday Wreath Fundraiser
It's not too early to plan for Christmas and the winter holidays! Please support the Bellevue High Band students by purchasing beautiful fresh and fragrant 28" mixed evergreen wreaths and evergreen table centerpieces. Orders must be placed with students by
Monday, October 28.
Wreaths and centerpieces will be ready for pick up at Bellevue High on
Friday, November 22
, after school and just in time for the holiday season. Please contact Stephanie McIntyre with any questions, 425-233-4736 or
csmcintyre@comcast.net
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BHS THEATER ARTS UPCOMING SHOWS!
The best thing you can do to support your BHS Theater Arts students is to come see their shows.
The Curse of Dracula and Haunted Halls
October 24th & 25th @
6-6:55 pm Haunted Halls - 7:00 pm Show Starts
Join the Theater Arts program as they put a fresh spin on an old classic. AND... Haunted Halls is back by popular demand! The Haunted Halls are appropriate for all ages, they will be in group tours and each tour will have either an Angel for children 10 and under or a Demon for tours 10 and above. Walk through multiple spooky rooms for a fright and delight!
Concessions Available for Purchase (cash) at each show
FREE SHOW - DONATIONS WELCOME (suggested donation $5-10 per person)
CENTER STAGE AUCTION & STUDENT SHOWCASE
March 7th - Save the Date!
Patrons of BHS Theater Arts you won't want to miss our very first auction/student performance showcase. A fun-filled evening to benefit Theater Arts at Bellevue High School. Plan to spend your evening with us - cocktail attire. Invitation coming soon.
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ADVANCED PLACEMENT 2019-2020
- Important Information on Deadlines for Registration, Ordering, Payments
The College Board has made significant changes this year to the registration and ordering process and to the payment deadlines. Due to this, our processes and payment deadline has also changed.
Students have registered for the AP Courses on their College Board accounts this month which has enabled them to access to the online resources offered by the College Board and at the same time register for the course exams.
This registration process does not mean their exam is ordered. Consistent with prior years, the exam is ordered for your student based on your payment. Please see below for detailed information:
Exam Cost Information
1. Exam cost is $94 per exam, late fee is $40 per exam for payment made after order deadline November 1st.
2. How do we make a payment for the exam fees?
Payments will be accepted on your student's school account. Please follow directions on the Touchbase pages as the exam fees will NOT be placed on student accounts this year. https://touchbase.bsd405.org/ Payment is also accepted at school's accounting window.
3. Students on fee waivers are to notify the accounting office if they intend to take the exam. If notified fees are waived. If not notified NO Exam is Ordered. Late exam fees are NOT fee waiverable.
4. Inability to pay should not be a reason for a student not taking an exam. Scholarship opportunities are available for families and students who would benefit from financial assistance but not on the fee waiver program. Forms are available in the Counseling Center. Completed forms to be processed prior to October 15th, payments are due prior to deadline, November 1.
5. Students who wish to self- study for an exam are to contact Lynn Semler, AP Coordinator at semlerl@bsd405.org to arrange for registration.
6. Our current district policy is no refunds after exam order has been placed
7. If your student is unable to commit to taking an exam by November 1st, a partial payment of $40 will be accepted with full payment due no later the February 1st. This is not eligible for scholarship funds. If your student decides not to take the exam the $40 fee will NOT be reimbursed.
Students who choose this option please contact Lynn Semler, semlerl@bsd405.org to sign an agreement.
Late Testing/Testing Conflicts/Students w/Testing Accommodations
- Late testing is still allowed for College Board Allowed Circumstances; testing conflicts, academic or athletic event, emergency situations (serious injury, illness or family tragedy)
- January 17th is the College Board due date for coordinating testing accommodations for students.
Please work with your student's counselor if accommodations are not already approved for Advanced Placement Testing.
If you have additional questions regarding the Advanced Placement exam registration, ordering, payment process this year, please contact
Lynn Semler, AP Coordinator at
semlerl@bsd405.org
Thank you!!!
Lynn Semler
Office Manager|Bellevue High School
10416 SE Wolverine Way
Bellevue, WA 98004
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NOW OPEN: FALL 2019 ENRICHMENT FUND GRANT CYCLE
The Fall 2019 grant cycle is open. We are looking forward to your grant submissions. The BHS PTSA offers grants for items or opportunities that enhance the student experience. We encourage requests from anyone within the BHS community including student clubs, student activities, athletic organizations and educational/administrative departments.
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Grant submissions are due Thursday, November 7, 2019 at 3 PM
Grants Committee Advisory Meeting:
Tuesday, November 12, 2019 (3:45 - 5:45 PM)
Grants Committee Allocation Meeting:
Thursday, November 14, 2019 (8:30 - 10:30 AM)
Grant submission forms, program and process information can be found on the PTSA
Website Grants Page.
For additional Grants program information contact
Kelly Silver, PTSA Grants Chair
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BELLEVUE SCHOOLS FOUNDATION'S FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
The Bellevue Schools Foundation's Fall fundraising campaign is underway! Our goal is to raise $300,000 this Fall from parents like YOU. Public funding is not enough to fund the exceptional programming that makes Bellevue Schools the best in the Nation. Donate HERE or at BellevueSchoolsFoundation.org to fund the following programs in our schools:
- Training for 40+ additional counselors to address student stress, anxiety and depression;
- Training for teachers to integrate cutting-edge Computer Science curriculum in every classroom;
- Libraries in our classrooms with characters and narratives that reflect our District's global culture;
- Mentoring programs that provide one-on-one support for students in need;
- And more!
On October 22 and 23rd, all donations over $100 made on these two days will be matched 1:1 during our Annual Clickathon event. Stay tuned for more information on ways to donate in October to make sure our students have everything they need to succeed. |
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REFLECTIONS
This year's Reflections Theme is
"Look Within"
Show the world your creativity, your inner artist, your passion ...
Please fill in forms completely and accurately, and also verify that your submission follow all the rules listed. Only complete and accurate entries will be considered and moved to judging process.
Entry Submission due date: 11/10 4:00pm at BHS Counseling Center.
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BEAUTIFUL, AFFORDABLE & EASY-TO-ORDER
CORSAGES AND BOUTONNIERES FOR HOMECOMING
Proceeds benefit the Class of 2020
All corsages and boutonnieres come with white roses & your choice of accent color (see selections below).
Choose a rhinestone bracelet and/or add rhinestone bling, if desired (extra charge).
Orders due by Sunday, October 27th.
Order early - last year we sold out! We will take late orders depending on stock, but no guarantees.
PICK UP ORDERS at the BHS FRONT ENTRANCE Saturday, November 2nd
11:30 am - 12:30 pm.
Questions? Contact Kristen Edelhertz at
edelhertz@gmail.com
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SAVE THE DATE for the "FILL THE TRUCK" GOODWILL FUNDRAISER
BRING YOUR GOODWILL DONATIONS TO THE "FILL THE TRUCK" EVENT AND SUPPORT THE BELLEVUE HIGH BAND ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 26th.
Help the Bellevue High School Band Boosters raise money by cleaning out your closets and garage. Goodwill is bringing a truck to BHS on Saturday, October 26th to accept donations of used goods. Normally, Goodwill does not pay when you donate your stuff, but they have a special program for schools. The more trucks we can fill, the more money to support the Bellevue High Band (and you'll get a donation tax receipt).
Bellevue High School Lower Parking Lot
Saturday, October 26th
9am - 12pm
This is a fundraiser for the Bellevue High Band Boosters
Melissa Young and AJ Brush
Co-chairs, Goodwill "Fill the Truck"
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BELLEVUE GIFTED ALLIANCE EVENTS
College Student Panel
College students from BSD's Advanced Learning (previously the gifted) program discuss how to choose a college. Tina Neville will speak about the "Essay Dos and Don'ts"
December 19, 2019
6:30-8:00 PM
Bellevue High School Performing Arts Center
10416 SE Wolverine Way
High School Student Panel
High school students who attended BSD's Advanced Learning (previously the gifted) program discuss how to choose a high school.
January 8, 2020
6:30-8:00 PM
Wilburten Instructional Services Center (WISC)
Rainier Room
12111 Main St.
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SAVE THE DATE: ACT OR SAT PRACTICE TEST
Hey Wolverines!
Calling All
Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen
Princeton Review is offering full-scale practice SAT or ACT tests at Bellevue High School
$35.00 Per Student
Saturday Nov. 23rd,
2019
9:00 am -1:15 pm
Student check-in 8:30 am
Registration closes Nov.15
For Additional information Contact
Ph. 206.472.7973
Funds Benefit Bellevue H.S. Class of 2022
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October 15
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Picture Re-Takes
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October 16
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Super Wednesday
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November 1
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Homecoming Assembly, Parade, & Football Game
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November 2
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Homecoming Dance
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November 6
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Last Day of 1st Quarter
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A more detailed BHS Main Calendar is
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS - Oct. 14th to Oct. 19th, 2019
Monday October 14th
Girls Varsity, Junior Varsity and C Team Volleyball vs. Juanita High School
@ Bellevue High School JVC 5:15 pm, JV 5:15 pm, Varsity 7:00 pm
Boys Varsity Golf at Kingco Championship Golf Match at Snohomish Golf Club 8:00 am
Boys Water Polo vs. Bainbridge Island High School at Edgebrook Swim Club 6:00 pm
Girls C Team Soccer at Mt. Si High School 6:00 pm
Frosh Football vs. Sammamish High School
@ Bellevue High School 6:00 pm
Tuesday October 15th
Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Sammamish High School
@ Bellevue High School 4:00 pm
Boys Junior Varsity Tennis at Sammamish High School 4:00 pm
Boys Water Polo vs. Newport High School at Edgebrook Swim Club 8:00pm
Girls Varsity & Junior Varsity Soccer vs. Lake Washington High School
@ Bellevue High School JV 5:30 pm, Varsity 7:30 pm
Wednesday October 16th
Boys and Girls Cross Country vs. Juanita High School @ St. Edwards State Park 4:00pm
Girls Varsity, Junior Varsity and C Team Volleyball at Sammamish High School JVC 5:15 pm, JV 5:15 pm, Varsity 7:00 pm
Girls C Team Soccer vs. Skyline High School
@ Bellevue High School 6:00 pm
Boys Water Polo at San Diego Open
Thursday October 17th
Boys Water Polo at San Diego Open
Girls Swimming and Diving vs. Liberty High School at Boehm Pool, Issaquah 4:00 pm
Girls Varsity & Junior Varsity Soccer at Liberty High School JV 5:30 pm, Varsity 7:30pm
Friday October 18th
Boys Water Polo at San Diego Open
Varsity Football vs. Liberty High School
@ Bellevue High School 7:00 pm
Saturday October 19th
Boys Water Polo at San Diego Open
Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Newport High School
@ Bellevue High School 4:00 pm
Go Bellevue!!!
John Hill
Athletic Director
Bellevue High School
425-456-7038
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WINTER SPORTS ImPACT TESTING DATES!
The 2019-20 Winter Sports season is fast approaching and will begin practices for Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Wrestling, Girls Gymnastics and Boys Swimming & Diving on Monday November 18th. Please register for these programs through the link set on our athletic page to FinalForms.
The sports of Basketball, Wrestling, Gymnastics and Diving require an ImPACT to be passed before a student can participate. (A swimmer does not have to take the test to participate). An ImPACT test does not expire for two years.
The test dates, site and times are as follows:
4:00pm in room 0108 (Computer tech room)
October 10th, 11th, 17th, 18th, 29th, 31st
November 7th, 8th, 14th, 15th
John Hill
Athletic Director
Bellevue High School
425-456-7038
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ULTIMATE FRISBEE
High School Boys Team
The boys team is 4-4 on the year after defeating Eastside Catholic and Mercer Island high schools. Next home game is against Bainbridge HS at Marymoor Park (Field #7) at 4:30PM on 10/21.
Attention Girls!
Teams for the upcoming Winter and Spring seasons are being formed. Practices start November for the co-ed Winter season. Weekend co-ed games begin in the second week of December, take a break over the holidays and resume in January. Winter season ends mid-February.
Girls Spring season starts in March!
Ultimate is a unique and popular sport. Competition is important, but never over the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship. Find out more at http://bellevueultimate.org .
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THANK YOU FROM JR CHEER CLINIC
Thank you to everyone who attended the Jr Cheer Clinic on October 4th. A big shout out to our sponsors, thank you!
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BOYS GOLF TEAM FINISHED CONFERENCE PLAY UNDEFEATED!
The 3A-State Champion BHS Boys Golf team remained undefeated as it wrapped up KingCo Conference Play against Liberty last week with a 193-213 win! Sr. Dylan Bear lead the way with a -1 under par 35 to earn medalist honors for low individual score. Also scoring for the Wolverines were Jr. Thomas Huang and Sr. Ian Siebers with a pair of 37's, Fr. David Gribble with a 41, and Jr. Rick Zhang and So. Saum Sebetian each with 43. The win completes an incredible 3-year stretch in which the team has gone undefeated in KingCo regular season play! Congratulations to Coach Monahan and the team on an amazing run of 3 straight KingCo regular season titles!
The team will now advance to post-season play beginning on Monday, 10/13 competing in the KingCo Conference Championship at Snohomish Golf Course. With at Top 2 team finish, they will advance to the SeaKing District Championship on Tuesday, 10/21 at Riverbend Golf Complex in Kent, WA for a chance to advance to the WIAA-3A State Championship next May. Good luck to Coach Monahan and the team!
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BHS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Come out and support your Bellevue Wolverine Volleyball Program! All three teams have had a great first half, with the Varsity team making it through conference play undefeated. The Varsity Wolverines are 7-0, with an 21-3 set score and a two-game lead in the KingCo 3A conference.
Help them keep their winning momentum!
Monday 10/21 Home match vs. Interlake
Wednesday 10/30 Home match vs. Mercer Island (Senior Night)
The JV and JV/C matches start at 5:15pm. The Varsity match will kick off at 7:00pm.
GO WOLVERINES!!
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BHS CROSS COUNTRY
Another two great meets last week, including the Nike Hole in the Wall XC Invitational which drew a very competitive field from many states. The team rose to the challenge and as a result we saw many PRs and SRs from our Bellevue runners!
Many thanks to the Elwells for hosting great team gathering on 10/10 and for Jennifer Stelly for taking the lead on the team dinner on 10/8.
Make sure you have your calendars marked for the 3A/2A Kingco Cross Country Championships on
Thursday, October 24th and the Sub Varsity Invitational on
Saturday, Oct 26th. These meets are hosting by John Hill so that our runners have an extra end of season opportunity to compete, one that is all due to John's enduring work. Thanks John!
Also note that the date for the banquet has moved to November 13th. More info and a call for volunteers coming soon.
Lastly, a reminder: the team needs help with the tents at the meets. If you are attending a meet, please take the initiative to help move, set up, and take down the tents. Many thanks.
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BHS FOOTBALL
Varsity beat Interlake 67-7 to extend their record to
4-2 for the season. Their next game is vs Liberty (5-1) at Home.
The
C-Team is off to a great start. They beat Lake Washington last week and are undefeated at
5-0.
C-Team plays on Monday nights. Come out Friday and support the Wolverines vs Liberty, 7pm game time.
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SENIORS
UPDATE!
GRADUATION DONATIONS
Graduation events are approaching and your generous donations are making a difference!
Thank you to all who have supported efforts of raising funds to support our class of 2020's celebratory grad events. We see the finish line and are very happy to report we've now reached
90% of our goal of $50k.
We hope you will consider a donation to help us provide these memorable, inclusive and safe graduation events for all of our seniors!
Graduation Events
- Grad Night (overnight celebration, games, excursion)
- Baccalaureate (farewell ceremony honoring our grads)
- Senior Breakfast and Cookie Reception (day of graduation)
- Prom (students fundraise 80%, we supplement balance, watch for more to come on this one!)
- Need-Based Scholarships for Prom and Grad Night tickets
(*Events listed in order of fund distribution)
Fundraising keeps ticket prices affordable which encourages 100% student participation. We're in the home stretch and appreciate the final push toward reaching 100% of our goal! One click away from touching over 450 students in the class of 2020 and supporting great senior-year memories!
All donations are tax-deductible and eligible for corporate matching.
Should you prefer to write a check, please contact Leslie or Melinda for details.
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SOPHOMORES
Hello Parents! We are so excited to have begun another great year here at Bellevue High School and look forward to everything that's in store for our class!
Updates:
- If you are interested in getting more involved with our class or would like more in depth updates from just the class of 2022, please email the following: BellevueHS2022@gmail.com
- As homecoming is approaching fast, there will be lots of ways for you and your student(s) to be involved in the competition process in the near future. Keep checking the Blast for details and/or follow us on Instagram for more routine updates; @bellevue2022. The dance is November 2 nd from 8:30 -11 pm so make sure to mark this on your calendars!
If you have any inquiries, advice/suggestions, or concerns don't hesitate to contact me at s-mathisr@bsd405.org anytime. We truly appreciate your input to help us improve the Bellevue High experience for everyone! As a reminder, the Bellevue Blast posts our update's weekly, so stay tuned for the next one.
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SEATTLE JazzED
Seattle JazzED is a non-profit music education organization in the Central District/Madison Valley. We're dedicated to creating awesome opportunities for kids. Over 1300 students from 100+ schools come through our doors annually. You pay-what-you-can for any Seattle JazzED program, with free instrument loan assistance.
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BHS GIRLS SOCCER FUNDRAISING
Please join MOD Pizza in supporting Bellevue High Girls Soccer
October 28, 2019
at the Downtown MOD
317 NE Bellevue Way
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Bellevue High School has a very diverse cultural population.
If you need translation for articles in our newsletters, please try this
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SUBMISSIONS - 1 Weekly BELLEVUE BLAST EDITION
The Blast will be delivered once a week on Tuesday mornings. The deadlines for submitting articles are as follows:
- School news and PTSA articles - Friday deadline
- Athletics and Activities articles - Sunday deadline
- Submissions should be in plain text in the body of your email message or in a Word document.
- Items submitted may be accepted, rejected, or edited at our discretion.
- Please use a separate email for each article submitted.
- Titles should be included in the Subject line.
- Images may be included as JPEG or PNG files.
- Submissions received after Friday/Sunday will NOT be in the Tuesday issue, but will be in the following week's issue.
COMMENTS: Thank you for your articles. The newsletter is edited by Fen Liu and Jia Ling(Janet) Liu. Please submit all comments and questions to us at bellevueblast@bellevuehighptsa.com.
Thank you for staying informed!
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PTSA EXECUTIVE BOARD / QUICK LINKS
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PTSA Presidents
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PTSA Vice Presidents Communications
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BHS Administration
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BHS Main Office
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