4th grade turkey pop art.
MAPS Program Fall Art! 🍁
November community assembly! Full of singing, awards, and our Bellview Bees teaching us about growth mindset! 🐝💙
"Let's innovate together! 🌟 Ashland School District seeks your feedback on our school calendar and schedule. We value the diverse needs of our families and invite students, staff, parents, and community members to take a brief 12-question survey. Your insights are crucial for our collaborative and comprehensive review process. Have your say and make a difference! ✏️ Survey closes 11/24/23 - click to participate: https://www.smore.com/jhnx8
Grateful for Our Exceptional Transportation Department!
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our dedicated Transportation Department for their enthusiastic participation at the Bellview Elementary Trick or Treat Celebration. They not only showed up but also dressed up and shared goodies, enhancing our celebration. Your unwavering dedication and support are truly appreciated. Thank you, Ashland School District Transportation Team (Winnie the Pooh and Crew), for being a vital part of our School community.
Your dedication and support are truly appreciated. Thank you all.
Ashland School District Board of Directors has launched a search for Ashland School District’s new Superintendent, who will join our district in July 2024. They are committed to finding the right leader for our unique and dynamic community. To lay the foundation for a meaningful search that reflects the needs and priorities of the Ashland community, the Board is seeking input through a Superintendent Search Survey for students, families, staff members, and community members.
To participate in the Superintendent Search Survey click the following link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SuptAshland
For additional information about the Superintendent search process, click the following link:
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/school-board/page/superintendent-search
Today we honor and celebrate the perseverance, rich diversity and contributions of all Indigenous peoples—from the first peoples of this place to those from across the globe who now call Oregon home.
We especially recognize our local tribes including the Takelma, Shasta, Modoc, Klamath, and Umpqua as well as the almost 160 students in our schools who identify as Native American and their families. We value the individual and cultural traditions and contributions that they bring that strengthens our ASD community.
Mrs. McColllom hangs out in Ms. Lawrence's kindergarten class. 🩵
Second graders are reading the book Charlotte's Web, and Mr. Carnes 4th graders are studying tarantulas. They came together today so that Mr. Carnes could share his personal collection of jumping spiders and tarantulas with Ms. Hansen's class! They made fiction and non-fiction connections and got to ask great questions.
Ms. Lawrence and Ms. McGowne's kindergarten classes had their first day of school yesterday! Lots of smiles and new friendships made for a great day. 💙
Meet our new MAPS Teacher, Kerri Brooks!
Hello Bellview Families!
My name is Kerri Brooks, I am the new MAPS teacher at Bellview this year. I grew up in Ashland and went through the Ashland School District, graduating in 2007. This is my 12th year in education, I started teaching pre-school in 2011 and in 2015 accepted a position at Bellview as an educational assistant in the special education classroom. This is where I fell in love with special education and students with exceptionalities. I pursued my MEd in Special Education while on an emergency license and teaching a MAPS classroom in the Medford School District.
After two years in Medford I was hired by the Phoenix-Talent district to build a program for students with multiple and severe disabilities. I poured my heart into that program for four years, but my goal has always been to be back at Bellview. I am so grateful for this opportunity and excited to meet the students and families who make Bellview the incredible school that it is.
We had our back to school community assembly Friday morning. Mrs. McCollom welcomed all students back to Bellview and talked about assembly expectations. Ms. Julie's 5th grade bees showed how to give polite friendly greetings. We ended the assembly with the 5th graders leading us in the Bellview song.
Good afternoon Bellview Families!
I am so excited for the first day of school tomorrow! Students can arrive as early as 7:50 in the morning. We have several morning choices available to them, and you are welcome to accompany your student to their choice and walk them to class when the morning bell rings at 8:15. Students are not to go to classrooms before that time. The morning choices are:
Breakfast in the cafeteria
Recess on the playground
Reading, drawing and games in the library
Legos and other building opportunities on the stage
These are the morning choices every day, and it helps for students to know and follow the routine from day one. In the event that it is too smoky for students to be outside, we will add access to the gym, and games in the cafeteria to the morning choices.
Remember that your student doesn't need to bring school supplies other than a backpack and water bottle, and lunch box if they are a cold luncher. The first day will be so much easier without lugging grocery bags of supplies in! If you have not had an opportunity to pay the $40 school supply fee, you can pay in the office by cash, check or card. Meg can take your card information over the phone as well, 541-482-1310. If $40 is not something you can swing right now, pay what you can and we will scholarship the rest. If you feel moved to donate more that $40 to support another family, that is graetly appreciated.
I look forward to seeing all of you in the morning!
With gratitude and excitement,
Christine McCollom
Principal, Bellview School
Our meal payment and application processing system has changed. We are no longer using Titan. Your student accounts, including account balance, has all been rolled over to mealtime. If you had an account with Titan for online payments, it has been closed.
You will need to set up a new account for your students in the mealtime system.
You will be prompted to set up a username and password.
Your students will be identified with the same student body number they used for Titan and for Powerschool. That number is the same as long as they are students within the Ashland school district.
If you do not have that number, you can get it from the office at your school, or reach out to nutrition services directly at nutritionservice@ashland.k12.or.us
Once you have an account set up you will be able to add funds to your students account, or apply for free or reduced meal benefits.
Note, if you already had an account set up with Mealtime from 4 years ago, that account information is no longer valid and you need to set up a new account.
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/asd/page/nutrition-services
Water Polo Summer Opportunities
Summer Drop-In Classes: Beginning June 21, the Daniel Meyer Pool will offer water polo classes on Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm for just $4. This is a wonderful opportunity to maintain your skills over the summer. All ages are welcome!
Regular Fall Season: Practice for the Ashland High School fall season (exclusive to high school students) will commence in August. Please frequently check our website for updates and to register for the fall season.
For more information, visit ashlandwaterpolo.org.
2022-2023 YEARBOOKS are on sale now.
Cash (exact payment) and Check (payable to Bellview PTO) can be turned into Ms. Meg in the front office. Please make sure to have both the student (first and last) and teacher’s names on the envelope.
This Friday (6/9/2023) is the last day to order online @ www.buytheyearbook.com
school ID# 708059
Yearbooks will be distributed the last week of school at the teacher’s discretion.
This is the last week to bring in food for the Kindness Clubs food drive!
Thank you to everyone who has brought in food to help us stock up the Bellview pantry! 💙💛
Ms. Lawrence's kindergarten had a nature day and ate lunch outside!
Ms. McAlvage's band The Rosa Lees, came and played music for the first graders.
Our 5th grade bees showed us the difference between being nice and being kind during our community assembly. 💙💛 🐝
