Graduation

Click on the video below to watch Dakota’s, Kolbi’s, and Eric’s graduation video!

Bellcate Students Rocking College Courses

Bellcate is very proud that we have four current students who have just completed spring courses through the Community College of Vermont (CCV). These students are taking advantage of the State of Vermont Dual Enrollment program where high school juniors and seniors can take up to two college courses for free to earn college credit… Read more »

UVM Basketball Stars Send Messages to a Few Bulldogs

Three of the greatest Catamounts to ever play for the University of Vermont took the time to message Colby and Isaiah during their remote learning fitness classes. Hall of famers, TJ Sorrentine, Taylor Coppenrath, and Mike Trimboli reached out to the two Bulldogs, with words of encouragement, and to congratulate them on winning back to… Read more »

Joe Dazzles at Regal

In front of the majority of the school, Joe put on quite a show at Regal gymnastics to close out quarter 2. He showed his amazing athletic ability and creativity. Using trampolines and objects to leap over, the Bellcate crowd left Regal in absolute amazement at what they had just seen. “Joe was awesome,” said… Read more »

Pickleball Comes to Bellcate!

Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in the US. It is a fantastic combination of tennis, badminton and table tennis. It is a game created for all ages and skill levels and the rules are simple, making it easy for beginners to learn. At the same time, for players with more experience it… Read more »

Bellcate School Music Students Perform On The Flynn Mainstage As Part Of A Cultural Abenaki Event!

The Abenaki Tribe is a First Nation People, oftentimes referred to as “Native Americans”, who live in what is currently called Vermont, and areas beyond, after 13,000 years of uninterrupted historical and cultural presence. Even as an Indigenous sovereign nation, the Vermont Abenaki are still not recognized by the U.S. Federal Government. Access to many… Read more »