SCHOOL NEWS
Bellevue ISD opens Pre-K registration
Bellevue ISD will be providing a free full day Pre-Kindergarten program during the 2020-2021 school year for qualifying students.
The focus of the program is to develop prerequisite skills and early childhood concepts that will build academic success for students in elementary years and beyond.
Any student(s) who reside in the Bellevue school district or is a child of a school employee and who meets the criteria will be accepted in the Bellevue ISD Pre-K program. A child wishing to be admitted to the program must be four years old on or before Sept. 1, 2020. Students outside the school district must apply for transfer. Spaces will be limited to accommodate qualifying students in the district.
Visit bellevueisd.org and fill out an application. Due to the closure of the school in Texas for the remainder of the school year, a future registration date will be set.
In order to register you will need to provide the following items: birth certificate, social security card and a record of immunization or an affidavit.
Call 940-928-2104 with questions.
The Bowie High School Class of 2023 will host a spaghetti dinner to benefit Project Graduation.
The meal will be served from 5 p.m. to sell-out at the high school cafeteria on Jan. 31. This will be the last fundraiser of the year and everyone is invited to help make it successful.
Bowie Junior High School will host its science and engineering fair on Jan. 17 and the public is invited to attend and see the projects.
Rachel Wesley, fair coordinator, said she was able to find some “awesome judges,” from the community and she is excited for the fair.
Located in the junior high cafeteria, the fair will be open to the public from 5:30 to 6 p.m. on Jan. 17. Judging will take place from 4-5:15 p.m. that day.
“The kids would really like to show off their work to the community. Make plans to attend,” said Wesley.
The Montague County Youth Fair got underway Wednesday for its four-day run. The new Leadership Day opened on Wednesday with a new array of contests for youth to enter. Thursday marked the first day of two and a half days of livestock judging, as well as judging for food, shop and art. (Photos by Barbara Green)
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