School Board Highlights: January 7, 2020
Highlights include: Policy and Procedure Readings and the 2019-20 School Improvement Plans.Read More
Bond Video: Building Toward Our Future
On February 11, the Bellevue community will vote on a capital projects bond that funds much needed improvements throughout our district. The capital bond builds on the progress of the past while looking forward to the future to make sure that all our students have the resources needed to succeed.Read More
Impacts from Snow: Questions Families May Have
The Bellevue School District Leadership Team puts students, families, and staff safety at the forefront when we make a decision related to delays or closure of our schools.Read More
Building the Future of Public Education
Did you know January is School Board Recognition Month? School board of directors volunteer their time to serve our community and are elected by voters to lead and oversee the vision of the Bellevue School District.Read More
School Board Highlights: December 17, 2019
Highlights include: Tillicum Middle School Replacement Project, presentation from Eastgate Elementary, board reports, and 2020 legislative positions.Read More
Policy Readings
The following policies and procedures require readings by the Bellevue School District School Board at the Jan. 7, 2019 meeting: 5009, 0130P and 3241.Read More
National Board Certification Earned by Bellevue Educators
Congratulations to the 13 Bellevue teachers who recently achieved National Board certification and the 25 Bellevue teachers who achieved National Board renewal this year! Bellevue School District employs more than 400 National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs). According to the National Board, Bellevue currently ranks 20th out of all public school districts nationwide in terms of the number of NBCTs who have earned the distinction.Read More
Schools Donate 12,089 Pounds of Food to Hopelink
The Bellevue School District has found ways to give back to the community both during the holiday season and beyond. Throughout the school year we have 11 elementary schools that participate in the EPA Northwest’s Food-Share program. The program allows students to set aside food they have not eaten during lunch such as fruit, milk and packaged vegetables.Read More
Recess Gets a Boost from Donors
In the spring of 2019, six Cherry Crest students decided to “make recess better” and launched a plan to raise funds for the school. Selling donuts door to door, the students donated nearly $500 to the elementary school. After surveying their classmates, the consensus improvement was to add Gaga Ball pits for students to use during recess.Read More
Backpack Meals for Kids
Every weekend, there are students in Bellevue that don’t have enough to eat. Backpack Meals for Kids has been actively working to address this need for more than eight years.Read More