Welcome to Bellevue Elementary
News and Announcements...
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It's that time of year again...
Please round up your library books!

Mrs. Yager, our school librarian, has requested that all library books are turned in by May 23, 2008. An extensive inventory needs to take place before the end of the school year.
Thank you for your help!
In addition, this is a good time to sign up for Bellevue Community’s Library program. Patty Gilman has lots of great events lined up for summer. Guest speakers, story times, and lots of great summer reading activities are planned.
So sign up now and keep those reading skills sharp!
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5th Graders Going To The..........

The WRMS P.T.A. will be hosting the 5th Grade Parent Night on May 8th at 7:00 p.m. at Wood River Middle School. Parents of our 5th graders are encouraged to attend and learn more about the transition from Bellevue Elementary School to Middle School. Sixth grade teachers will be talking about the curriculum and there will be a brief tour of the school. Mr. Peters will discuss Dual Immersion, International Baccalaureate, expectations for 6th graders, and plans for the future. Refreshments will be served.
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Boosting Technology
Krista Jones, Tech teacher here at BES, gives fourth and fifth grade students a real taste for astronaut training in her technology classes.
 

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P.T.A.
You're invited to attend the final PTA meeting of this year.
It's Wednesday, May 7th at 7pm at BES.

Are you interested in becoming a
PTA officer for the
2008-2009 school year?
Come to this final meeting to find out more!
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Technology Lessons From NASA

In conjunction with Family Technology Night at WRMS last week,
Tony Leavitt, NASA education specialist,
worked all day with Bellevue Elementary's Tech students
teaching the physics of rocketry and aeronautics.

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Teacher Appreciation Week 2008

For many formative years, teachers are one of the most important adults in a child's life - and yet for much of the time we take them for granted.
Traditionally we remember to show our appreciation for our child's teacher either during "Teacher Appreciation Week" (in the US) or at the end of the school year. But there is nothing to stop you letting your teachers know how much you appreciate them at any time of the year!
A quick "thank you" note or email takes a moment to write and send but the pleasure it gives is enormous.
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Benefit for BCSD Dual Immersion is huge success!

El dia de los NiÑos was a huge success for the Dual Immersion Program in Blaine County Schools. The event held at the community Campus raised over $8,000! If you missed the performance, come join us May 23rd for a repeat at tha school!
The Dual Immersion lottery for the 2008-2009 school year is underway. Parents anxiously await news for enrollment. For more information about Bilingual Education, click below on "Full Story".
FULL STORY
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World of Wonder
Leland Faulkner's performance was a big hit with Bellevue Elementary's students Friday morning. A theatrical feast of classic conjuring, fantastic tales, lighthearted humor pantomine, and stunning shadow play was enjoyed by all. Come see his show on Saturday, May 3rd at 4pm at the Liberty Theatre in Hailey.

By exploring our common ability to dream, Leland empowers his audience with his own vision, leaving an indelible markon the imaginations of everyone.

Tickets avalable online at www.sunvalleycenter.org
$10 adults
$5 for kids 12 & under
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PTA Year End Newletter

Click here for the
PTA News for the year.pdf
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We are the Bellevue Bears...
Welcome to the electronic home of the Bellevue Bears! I am your
principal, Angie Martinez.
Our caring staff of
50 talented staff members currently serves approximately 300
students between Preschool and 5th grade. We also house the
District’s Kindergarten and First Grade Dual Immersion Program
and provide on-site childcare through Kid Shop.
In addition to a comprehensive academic curriculum, our
students are offered specialized instruction in music, art,
integrated science and technology, physical education, and
computers. A complete Student Services Department provides
specialized instruction to students with academic challenges.
We provide students with advanced learning enrichment
opportunities, and a variety of other enhancement offerings such
as Chess Club, After School Program, Honor Choir, Orchestra, Ski
Program, and the Radio Program. We take pride in Bellevue
Elementary! It is a thoughtful and caring place: We care
for others and respect the opportunity to learn.
BES rocks!
We sport red, black and gold as our school colors. Homer Junior is our mascot and traveling companion. He takes many fabulous trips across the country with our students. We acknowledge neighborly behavior in developing strong character through Beary Good Neighbor Notes and our community service projects.
We welcome our parents to our school and extend our invitation to you!
Angie Martinez
Principal
Bear Paw Pledge
As a Bellevue Bear,
I will do my best
to work with others,
to share my ideas and abilities,
to help others learn, be safe, and get things done,
to respect and care for myself, my school, and my community,
to be honest, responsible, and expand my learning,
to encourage myself to proudly reach my goals and become
all that I can be!
Slogan: Always be a good neighbor!
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