February 2016

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Belleville School District Honor Rolls

<strong>Belleville High School A Honor Roll </strong>
Seniors: Marissa Atkins; Jacob Bowers; Andrew DeLorme; Lukas Diaz; Kira Elmer; Logan Fahey; Hannah Jones; Taylor Kenkel; Taylor Legler; Alexis McCluskey; Jesse McNamar; Abraham Morrick; Lauren O’Connor; Miranda O’Rourke; Bridget Olig; Sadie Pattinson; Nicole Sanders; Karlo Santos-Braceros; Lauren Severson; Brian Weasner.

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Feb

Science Olympiad Team Places Third at Edgewood Regional

Way to go Belleville Science Olympiad team on the 3rd place rating in their regional tournament, which was held at Edgewood College.  The students competed in 28 events against 21 other schools, including Madison West, Memorial, and LaFollette, Mount Horeb, Oregon, Verona, and Waunakee.

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Feb

Middle School Students of the Month

Congratulations to our Middle School Students-of-the-Month. They were recognized in a Homeroom ceremony on Friday, February 2nd, in the Commons. They received a gift certificate from the Catty Shack and will have their handprints on the wall. Keep up the great work!

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Feb

Belleville FFA Update

Since the start of the new year, Belleville FFA members have been participating in local and state events.  On January 8th and 9th, two members participated in the State FFA Half-Time Conference in Stevens Point.  The chapter President, Adam Laufenberg, and Vice President, David Statz, joined about 500 other FFA members from around the state to learn about leadership and chapter development.  This conference is designed to help guide the leaders of the FFA chapters into the second half of the school year.

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Feb

Go Gold Thank You

The Belleville Wildcat basketball teams, along with the American Family Children’s Hospital and Belleville Sports Boosters, would like to thank everyone who helped to make the first ever “Go Gold” campaign a HUGE success. Together we were able to raise over $5,000.00, an amount which exceeded all expectations. Wow! That is truly something for all to be proud of!!

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Feb

High School Students of the Month

On Thursday, February 11th, Belleville High School staff celebrated our January Students-of-the-Month. They were nominated by each department in the building. They were treated to a pizza lunch (and Scotch-a-roos from Mrs. Schween), along with movie passes donated by Marcus Theaters. Congratulations to these eight outstanding students!

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Feb

Trinity Irish Dancers to Perform

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Irish dance and music, brought to you by the Belleville Public Library. 
Sunday, February 28, at 3:00 p.m., at the Belleville High School Auditorium, Trinity Irish Dancers of Madison will perform and share how dance is a part of Ireland’s history, including how Irish dancing began in 16th-century Ireland, evolved during the 400 years of Penal Days, and finally became the dancing we see performed in the United States today. 

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Feb

Second Annual Uncorked Fundraiser

Join the Wildcats Gridiron Club for their Uncorked Fundraiser at Sugar River Lanes, 807 River Street, Belleville, on February 20 from 6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
Come enjoy wine, beer and cheese from local vendors and mingle with other Wildcat football supporters.

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Feb

First Grade Daisies Enjoy Cookie Blast-Off

The Belleville First Grade Daisies participated in the Cookie Blast-Off, sponsored by the Girl Scouts Badgerland, at the Blackhawk Church in Middleton. The cookie sale runs from February 13th-March 20th.
At the Cookie Blast-Off the girls participated, along with many other troops in the area, in activities revolving around the cookie sale. They learned about goal setting where they were sitting in a circle, and handling money in Cookie U, and they made signs to put up during their cookie booth sale.

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Feb

The Wait is Over!

Everyone’s favorite cookie is back. On Saturday, February 13, Girl Scouts of Wisconsin – Badgerland began selling cookies as part of the Girl Scout Cookie Program. The program is the largest girl-run business in the world and teaches girls essential skills to succeed personally and professionally, including goal setting, decision-making, money management, people skills and business ethics. A Girl Scout cookie purchase supports girls as they do great things in their communities and encourages them to Dream, Design, Do! – which is the theme of the 2016 program.

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