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The Class of 2027 Math Placement Exam will be held on campus on both Friday, May 5 and Monday, May 8 at 3 p.m. Students will choose their preferred test date.

Let Others Play sent gear to Santa Cruz Fe y Algeria Polytechnic School in El Seibo Dominican Republic which courts for kids went to last summer. This is the video one of the teachers Javier sent from the community. We are running another drive right now and if you have any gear please contact 24vaughankatharine@bprep.org.

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On March 22, Bellarmine Model United Nations will be hosting a speaker event for students, families, and any interested community members in conjunction with the World Affairs Council of Tacoma.

Nominate a Bellarmine teacher for the Exemplary Teacher Award!

Sterling Norris B'23 has been awarded The Museum of Flight, Frank “Sam” and Betty Houston Flight Training Scholarship in the amount of  $12,000 to earn her private pilot license.

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Please see this important message about Bellarmine's President search.

Bellarmine's Robotics team, Team 360, competed their first competition of the 2023 season in Oregon this past weekend. 

Bellarmine's Annual Gala is Saturday, April 1. We are need of volunteers for the night of the event. And if you are planning to attend as a guest, don't forget to purchase your tickets!

The 2023 Bellarmine Booster Crab Feed is Saturday, April 22. Tickets are now on sale!

Do you or someone you know have any sports gear lying around?

After a tough quarterfinal overtime loss, the Lions play tomorrow at 12:15. Students wishing to attend will need a note (no calls or emails please) and a game ticket for an excused absence after 2nd period tomorrow.

Alumni, Parents, Volunteers, and Benefactors are encouraged to attend and engage with the candidates.

Let Others Play, a student led program, dedicated to collecting sports gear for children in need, would like to thank the community for their generous donations this year!

Thursday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m. via zoom.

Due to ice on Bellarmine's campus, school will be closed today - Thursday, February 23. Afternoon and evening activities are ON as scheduled. Please check myBellarmine for updates.

Get your tickets today for a chance to win some spectacular prizes.

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Join us April 1st for the Bellarmine Gala!

Bellarmine held its annual Multicultural Week Feb. 13-16.

Bellarmine's Choir recently participated in the Catholic Choir Festival at Benaroya Hall, an event sponsored by the Seattle Archdiocese, featuring the Catholic High Schools of Western Washington.

On Saturday, February 11th Bellarmine's Varsity Knowledge Bowl team not only placed to go to State in March, but won #1 team for Regionals.

Girls basketball hosts the Bison on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. in the Bellarmine Booster Gym.

Join the Bellarmine Robotics Program at their 8th Annual Robot Reveal and Ice Cream Social!

Early registration for BELLARMUN 2023, the annual Model United Nations conference for middle school students hosted by Bellarmine Preparatory School, is now open!

Last weekend, Bellarmine MUN visited Vancouver BC and sent 45 delegates to VMUN 23.

Recently our student leaders attended a dinner with Bishop Shuster and other student leaders from the Archdiocese.

Congratulations to Bellarmine senior Payton Anderson who has signed a letter of intent to continue her golf career at Chapman University next year!

Marine Chemistry is a four-year extracurricular scientific research program for highly capable and motivated students. The Senior Symposium is the culmination of the students 4-year journey in the Marine Chemistry program

Bellarmine is pleased to welcome Dr. James Knight to campus during Catholic Schools Week to speak to both our students and community about the importance of building safe environments where everyone can thrive.

Recognized for Closing the Gender Gap in AP Computer Science A

The theme for this year's Dr. Martin Luther Jr. Assembly is Unity, which connects directly with our theme for the school year "Imagination: Building a Hope Filled Future," because if we are unified we can bring people together to work towards a common goal and foster a sense of community and cooperation.