September 2015

Tue
22
Sep

Homecoming Week Schedule

Homecoming week for the Belleville School District kicked off on Monday, September 21, with judging of the rock and wall decorations. Additionally, the JV football team took on the Waterloo Pirates on the road. Later that night, there were homecoming powderpuff games in the stadium.
On Tuesday, the cross country team participated in a meet at Lake Mills, and the Sugar River Raiders soccer team competed at Lakeside Lutheran while the Belleville volleyball team faced off against rival New Glarus.

Tue
22
Sep

Take the Pledge: Learn about Mental Illness

October 4 through October 10, 2015 is Mental Illness Awareness Week. It is also a perfect time to take the “StigmaFree Pledge” launched by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) earlier this year. The pledge involves three basic steps that can be found at www.nami.org/stigmafree.
Learn about mental health and educate others
See the person not the illness—strive to listen and understand
Take action, spread the word, raise awareness and make a difference

Tue
22
Sep

Genealogy: Free Lineage Workshop Open to Public

<i>Saturday, October 24, 2015</i>
Interested in genealogy? Want to know more about your ancestors? Not sure where to start? Stuck on a family mystery? Would you like to find proof of Grandma’s stories?

Tue
22
Sep

Green County Retired Educators Donate School Supplies

The Retired Educators of Green County recently donated items to the New Glarus and Monticello School Districts. The group donated a total of 150 notebooks, 340 pencils, 140 pens, 20 glue sticks, 14 bottles of glue, one binder, 14 packs of markers, three book covers, 30 packs of crayons, 32 folders, two packs of sheet protectors and 10 scissors.

Tue
22
Sep

Belleville's 2015 Homecoming Court

Belleville's 2015 Homecoming Court includes back row (L-R): Reese Denure, Kevin Zimmerman, Jesse McNamar, Justin Edge, Andrew DeLorme, Lukas Diaz, Cade Martin, Riley Medenwald, and Connor DeLorme; front row (L-R): Lauren Severson, Lauren O'Connor, Ryley Helwig, Kira Elmer, Sammy Craft, Claire Butters, Treise Langhammer, Maya Severson, and Eva Michielson.

Mon
21
Sep

Growing and Learning Together

Over the past few years, the School District of Belleville has transformed into a stronger learning community. Along with our staff and students, we have reached out to the community as a whole to help guide us through this process.
As the district looks forward, we want to work with community to create the best environment we can for our students. Together, we will discover, engage, and achieve building a community of life-long learners.

Mon
21
Sep

First Day of School at Belleville Schools

The School District of Belleville students had an exciting welcome on their first day of school. At the Elementary school, parents and students had a meet and greet with their teachers, the Intermediate school threw a Welcome Back Celebration, and the Middle/High school had Jackson and Ashley, from the Q106 Morning Show, broadcast right from the Belleville Middle/High School parking lot, joining the Wildcat tailgate fun.

Mon
21
Sep

Belleville School Opens Catty Shack

Throughout registration some of you may have had the opportunity to shop at the Catty Shack. The new school store debuted for families as they went through the stations to start the new school year. Under the supervision of Erik Farrar, the Catty Shack opens a door to students to discover, engage, and achieve in business practices.

Mon
21
Sep

Belleville Schools Ready for Students

With the first day of school less than a week away, the School District of Belleville wants to remind you of our back to school schedule. These events offer you the opportunity to discover information about your children's school, and allow you to strengthen your engagement in their education. This type of support helps student achieve their goals.

Mon
21
Sep

Exciting Times for Belleville School District

The School District of Belleville has seen a fair amount of change over the last few years. However, this year the district will see the culmination of many of these changes. The introduction of Partnerships in Literacy, Project Lead the Way, and One to One Technology will ensure that each student will find opportunities that fit their interests, help them grow, and that will challenge them. Implementing these initiatives will make the 2015-2016 school year one of discovery, engagement, and high achievement.

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