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Homecoming game versus Forest Area and halftime King and Queen crowning; Solin Burghardt and Rianna Slabosz!
10/17/2026

Homecoming game versus Forest Area and halftime King and Queen crowning; Solin Burghardt and Rianna Slabosz!

Today’s Homecoming Parade with so many of our awesome Eagles participating!  Who will be crowned King and Queen?  Come f...
10/16/2026

Today’s Homecoming Parade with so many of our awesome Eagles participating! Who will be crowned King and Queen? Come find out!!

BHS Homecoming 2026: Saturday - Homecoming Dance!
10/16/2026

BHS Homecoming 2026: Saturday - Homecoming Dance!

Seniors Thread the Needle to Victory: Bellaire High School’s Annual Powderpuff Football GameBy Owen LambertAt 1:00 P.M. ...
10/15/2026

Seniors Thread the Needle to Victory: Bellaire High School’s Annual Powderpuff Football Game
By Owen Lambert

At 1:00 P.M. October 12th, Bellaire High School held its annual Powderpuff football game, a matchup between the senior/sophomore team and the junior/freshman team. The Seniors and Sophomores defeated their opponents 14-0 in a very close game. Senior Brooklynn Stevens scored the first touchdown, followed by a two point conversion attempt walked in by senior quarterback Brokklyn Fischer. Sophomore Grace Campbell scored the final touchdown. Stevens also had an interception,along with juniors Tatum Molski and April Delange. Delange drew a key pass interference call for her team to get a first down.

Freshmen Averrie Patton and Amelia Hoyt had a couple of crucial stops on the defensive side of the ball. Rianna Slabosz had a couple of massive receptions for her team including a fourth down conversion that kept her team's drive alive leading to the first touchdown of the game. Riley Surface and Makenna Elandt both had 1 catch in the game alongside a couple of defensive stops. The Juniors and Freshman had a final drive and a chance to keep themselves in it but sadly turned the ball over on a crucial fourth down shot towards the end zone. On that play, Brooklyn Stevens swatted the ball down to guarantee the win for her team. With this win, the Seniors put their 4th and final powderpuff win into the books.

Caption 1: Group shot of the Sophomore and Senior team after their victory.

Caption 2: Sophomore Grace Campbell dances along to the YMCA during the halftime break.

Caption 3: Junior Tatum Molski drops back in the pocket to fire off a pass.

BHS Homecoming 2026: Friday - Red and Black Day, Pep Assembly 1:15 PM, Homecoming Parade 5 PM, Homecoming Football Game ...
10/15/2026

BHS Homecoming 2026: Friday - Red and Black Day, Pep Assembly 1:15 PM, Homecoming Parade 5 PM, Homecoming Football Game 7 PM

10/14/2026

Just a bit of a "prelude" to Homecoming this Friday night - the Bellaire Marching Band!!

As many of you know, we co-op with NCA for football and cheerleading.  Please note this extremely special fundraiser on ...
10/14/2026

As many of you know, we co-op with NCA for football and cheerleading. Please note this extremely special fundraiser on behalf of a wonderful young athlete/cheerleader. They are still looking for more silent auction items for this fundraiser. Many Thanks! 🙏

Bellaire Drama Club’s Alice In Wonderland Set For Late NovemberBy Luke SmithThe Bellaire Middle/High School Drama Club i...
10/14/2026

Bellaire Drama Club’s Alice In Wonderland Set For Late November
By Luke Smith

The Bellaire Middle/High School Drama Club is preparing for their biggest production yet: Alice in Wonderland, showing November 19th through 21st in the Performing Arts Center at Bellaire High School. Ms. Desiree Kaiser, the Drama Director, said, “We chose this play because our Drama Club has reached a size where we can do a full play and Alice in Wonderland offers many different roles for actors to explore.” This year, the club has 42 members, and, for the first time, elementary students are included.

Starring as Alice is 8th grader Lenora Hocking returning for her third year. She said, “I’m really proud to get the role I wanted. Playing the lead character in a play is something I’ve always wanted to do and I couldn’t be more excited.” So many people work hard on this play, including on-stage roles, light and sound operators, and stage managers. The show can’t go on without an army. One light and sound operator, Micah Dunklee, explained their importance. “I make sure everything with sound is working correctly. Everyone’s mics work, the music volume is right, and everyone can be heard.” With greater numbers than ever, Bellaire is ready to put on a show this November.

Follow the rabbit to Wonderland at the Bellaire High School Performing Arts Center for a showing of Alice in Wonderland at 6pm on November 19-21, as well as 2pm on November 21st. Tickets are $10 at the door at the Bellaire High School Performing Arts Center.

Bellaire High School Forms Fine Arts BoostersBy Abigail Orren      On September 28, Bellaire High School formed a Fine A...
10/14/2026

Bellaire High School Forms Fine Arts Boosters
By Abigail Orren

On September 28, Bellaire High School formed a Fine Arts Booster to help out and raise money for the performing arts, organized by Music Director Aaron Lewis and Drama Director Desiree Kaiser. Mr. Aaron Lewis said, “The goal is to build a collaborative organization in which parents and community members can actively contribute their time, resources, and talent.” They are hoping to support the continued growth of the performing arts programs, provide students with additional performance and educational opportunities, help protect and strengthen local fine arts opportunities, increase community involvement and awareness, and build resources that can help the program.

Money raised by the booster club will go to more band and drama equipment to accommodate the growing numbers of students in the performing arts. The band program would like some better percussion equipment and a new band trailer, and the drama club would like to be able to upgrade to a scenic projector. Before 2021, the band had a Booster program under Tom Golden, which provided valuable support to the program, students and families. Following Golden’s retirement, the Booster went under many different directors and shifts in leadership and priorities. These complications caused the Booster to dwindle, and, eventually, disband all together.

Today, the Band has a small existing fund, which provides meaningful experiences to the students of the program. However, re-establishing the Booster would provide an additional layer of support for the Band, Drama, and Musical programs. The Booster will bring students, parents, and community members closer to each other to support the performing arts.

The Bellaire Band currently has 45 students in grades 6-12, and the Drama Club has 43 in grades 4-12.

If you would like to join the Performing Fine Arts Boosters, please contact Aaron Lewis or Desiree Kaiser.

BHS Homecoming 2026: Thursday - Celebrity Look Alike Day, Buff Puff 3 PM, Homecoming Volleyball Game vs. Kalkaska
10/14/2026

BHS Homecoming 2026: Thursday - Celebrity Look Alike Day, Buff Puff 3 PM, Homecoming Volleyball Game vs. Kalkaska

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