On Monday, our second graders explored Discovery World.
Fifth graders enjoyed a trip to the National Museum of the United States Air Force.
We would like to thank Bob Crum for kicking off teacher appreciation week by providing our high school and middle school teachers with a delicious breakfast on Monday. Thank you for your support!
There will be a State Highway Patrol presentation on Human Trafficking on Tuesday, May 14 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Freedom Gate Church in Marietta. If you can't make the event in person but would like to hear the information, you can visit www.fgc.life/live/ for a video stream of the event.
The Ohio Department of Health and the Washington County Health Department Tobacco Prevention program share this important message about the physical dangers of vaping for young bodies.
For more information about prevention, contact
Andrea Sites
Tobacco Prevention Specialist
Washington County Health Department
342 Muskingum Drive
Marietta, OH 45750
(740) 398-2546
Belpre High School and Belpre Middle School are sending a big THANK YOU to Melinda Waterman and the Belpre Homecoming Committee! They sponsored these delicious teas from Healthy Hustle to show our teachers how much they are appreciated!
Kindergarten screening is two weeks away! If your child will be 5 on or before August 1st, please come to Belpre City Schools Administrative Office to enroll. Kindergarten screening appointments will be scheduled for THIS MONTH and spots are limited! Please bring the following items with you: Birth certificate, proof of residency (i.e. utility bill, etc.), immunization records, photo ID, and any court applicable documents.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, Belpre City Schools would like to thank all of our educators for their dedication to students. Each day they encourage, inspire, instruct, and positively influence our students. Please help us celebrate our educators this week by thanking them for all that they do!
Belpre Elementary Staff would like to thank Rockland Church for providing pizza for the first day of teacher appreciation week!
Last week our Performing Arts groups from Belpre Elementary and Belpre High School performed for their annual combined Spring Concert. It is wonderful to see so many students active in the arts in our schools and it is evident that these programs are valued by so many.
It is Prom Week at BHS! All students in grades 7-12 are invited to participate in our Spirit Week to help celebrate this special time for our Juniors and Seniors. Students: We will communicate more about 'Anything But A Backpack Day' this week at school.
There is still room to get your team signed up for the Inaugural Belpre All Sports Scramble sponsored by the Belpre Athletic Boosters tomorrow morning, May 5! It's going to be one of our primary fundraisers for the 2024-25 sports seasons. Get those clubs out and show these kids that we support them!!! #FLYEAGLESFLY #BELPREPRIDE
A few pictures from kindergarten and first grade
Today's baseball and softball games at Morgan County have been cancelled due to rain.
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❤️Remembering Haddie❤️
Tonight was the last home meet of the season. Hosting five meets in two weeks was no easy task and we want to give a huge thank you to the coaches, athletes, family, teachers, staff, students, and community members who volunteered and came out to cheer us on! We truly could not have done it without you! It was wonderful to see our track athletes get so much support! Thank you.
This evenings quad meet was a hot one but that did not stop our athletes from having a successful night. The following finished in first place: Ashton Cale (high jump), Matthew Rasmussen (discus), Luke Davis (long jump), Shy Miller (1600 & 800), Blake Rodgers (1600 & 3200), Julia Way (400) Aedan Mullins (400), and the girls 4x8 team of Julia Way, Shy Miller, Lila Dugan, and Gracie Bills.
Overall, both teams placed second. Next Wednesday , we’ll travel to Wellston for the TVC Championships!
Copied from BHS Cross Country and Track &Field
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Mrs. Schofield visited fourth grade today posing as Ruth Wakefield, the inventor of chocolate chip cookies as part of our Eureka unit. Then all the kids enjoyed homemade chocolate chip cookies made by Mrs. Lorentz, a community member.
Our school's leaders partnered with Rockland Ridge residents this year. They played games, made crafts, and spent time bridging the generational gap through many conversations.
Kindergarteners took a trip to Ashley’s Recycling Center. A culminating trip that connects to their Knowledge unit on taking care of the earth.
Mrs. Rodgers's class completed a STEM challenge to create bubble wands that were fun shapes. Then, they tested them without to see what worked best.
