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BHS DAILY BULLETIN

Thursday, January 31, 2013

 

Athletics:

TODAY:

No games scheduled

 

Concussion Testing:

Attention all Spring sport athletes… If you are planning on playing a spring sport and have NOT had previous concussion testing you will need to stop by and see Mr. Fournier in Rm 108 during or after school Mon-Fri to make an appt. Deadline to be tested is Feb. 8^th.

 

SALT:

Meeting today  @ 2:15PM in Rm 203.

 

Girls Softball:

Open Gym for Softball @ BHS Sundays 6:00-8:00PM. All High School Girls

 

Lakes Region Softball:

Its time to register for LR Girls Softball.Girls must be Belmont or Canterbury residents between the ages of 6 and 18 (as of Dec 1, 2012). If you would like to receive more info please go to the main office to pick up registration info. Please note there is only one date this month to register and only (2) dates next month.

 

Girls Lacrosse:

There is open gym for all high school girls interested in playing lacrosse beginning Saturday, February 9^th, in the Belmont High School gym from 4:30-6:30 PM. Sticks and goggles are available for use.

 

PTO News:

 BHS PTO meets on the third Thursday of each month at 6 pm in the Guidance office.  We welcome parents to attend anytime their schedule allows, with no commitment required.  Please come join us at the February meeting on Thursday, February 21st at 6 pm in the BHS Guidance office.  Attached to this bulletin are the January minutes.  If you have any questions or additional thoughts, please contact Donna Iacopucci at donnaike@metrocast.net.

 

 

SAU News:

Public hearings on the 2013-2014 proposed budget are scheduled for Tuesday, February 5th at Belmont Middle School and Wednesday, February 6th at Canterbury Elementary School.  The meetings will begin at 6 pm.

Guidance:

Congratulations to Kathleen Shea on her acceptance to NHTI.

 

Friday, February 1st is the last day to drop/add a class for semester 2. All changes must be made before you leave school on Friday.

Are you a high school student with demonstrated academic achievement, leadership skills and an interest in medicine? Perhaps you would be interested in attending the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine this summer. The forum allows high achieving high school students to experience hands on interactive curriculum that includes shadowing practicing physicians, going on clinical site visits to the nation's top medical centers, and interacting with faculty from world renowned medical institutions. Students who would  like more information on this summer opportunity should see Mrs. O'Connell in guidance no later than Thursday, February 7th.

 

Job Opportunity:

Clean Aire Technology Inc. in Belmont is looking for a full-time, year-round receptionist/typist starting in June 2013.  BHS seniors who are graduating this spring and looking for full-time employment, contact Virginia Clairmont, Clean Aire Techology Inc., PO Box 380, 185 Main St., Belmont, NH 03220 (Telephone 267-7092) to apply.

 

Job Shadow Opportunities:

1 day or 1/2 day job shadows are possible at the following sites.  Please see Mrs. O'Connell or Ms. Madsen for more information.  

1. Tradesman Builders Corporation--designer/Builders in Laconia

2. Laconia Refrigeration

3. Pembroke Animal Hospital with Dr. Peck

4. Ian Raymond, photographic artist

5. Healthy Eating/Active Living Program in Laconia

6. Grappone Auto Group in Bow

7. Franklin Savings Bank

8. Disabilities Rights Center in Concord

9. The Gallery Hair Salon in Concord

10. Blouin Steel Fabricators in Northfield

11. Cowan and Zellers Real Estate in Concord

12. Concord Hospital Microbiology Lab

 

Report Cards:

2^nd Quarter report cards will be mailed today.

Seniors:

1. New scholarships are arriving daily! Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation applications have arrived. PLEASE remember to check the website under "college bound" regularly for new opportunities.

2.Would you like to win $1000?? Would you like to be a featured speaker and deliver the keynote address at Destination College??

This CONTEST is for you!   All high school seniors who are college bound can apply. As a high school senior, you are currently experiencing the college planning and application process. The keynote address should be about this experience. Share your strategies, what worked and what you might have done differently. Is there anything you didn't expect? What did you learn that a high school junior should know? Remember that your insight will help the junior class prepare for what's down the road. Your speech may be funny, interesting or informative...hopefully a little bit of all three. Please refrain from a step-by-step to-do list. Your goal is to capture the attention and interest of your listeners with stories and energy.  All entries will be judged on content, relevance to target audience, originality, creativity and artistic and technical proficiency. Submit your speech at www.destinationcollege.org. Deadline is Friday, February 8th, 2013. Finalists will be notified in February and the winner will present the speech at Destination College on Saturday, March 16th at Plymouth State University and will also win $1000 scholarship.

 

The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is offering Summer Teen Interships. The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a  nonprofit organization offering teen academic experiences in acting/performing, technical/production and education. Student must be in grades 9-12(graduating seniors are welcome to apply) with previous experience or involvement in theatre arts. The internship will involve a two-week commitment, Monday through Friday from 9-4. Must have reliable transportation. There is a $100 internship fee, but scholarships are available. Applications are available online at www.winniplayhouse.org or you may download a hard copy and mail it to Kate Boucher at PO Box 5201, Laconia, NH 03247. Application deadline is March 15th. Please contact Kate@WinniPlayhouse.org with questions or concerns.

 

Music Dept:

Attention Band Students: The fourth payment for the Washington D.C is due no later than February 18. Unless previous arrangements have been made, please make sure that you are up to date with all payments by this time

On Friday, February 8, The Belmont High School Band will be hosting their annual 'Cabaret' event in the high school cafeteria at 7:00.  This years theme is "A trip to Hollywood" and members of the band will be performing music, dance, skits and more, based on a popular movie.

   In addition to fabulous entertainment, food will be provided, as well as the chance to walk away with a boat load of goodies through participation in several raffles that will be held during the event.  Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.  These are purchasable through any high school band member, the high school main office, or at the door.  

This event is a chance for the band members to raise money for their competition trip to Washington D.C in the Spring, and it is also a great opportunity for you to relax for an evening and see what students are up to.  Please join us for this wonderfully informal, fun and exciting night out!

 

Clubs:

National English Honor Society:

There will be a brief meeting today in the library at the beginning of Blk. 3.

 

Prom Committee:

Meeting in room 209 after school tomorrow.

Math Team:

Math Team members planning to compete in next Wednesday's meet at Laconia need to sign up with Mrs. Delgado at break today.

 National Honor Society:

 NHS will be collecting pennies and any other coins to help patients with Leukemia & Lymphoma.  Pennies for Patients funds research for cures for these blood cancers.  Please help fund cutting edge treatments for these patients. You can find collection boxes in the main, guidance and nurses office.

FBLA:

Can tabs - FBLA will be collecting can tabs throughout the year for David's House.  Students are asking families to set up a collection bag or box at home and periodically bring them in.  The can tabs will be delivered to David's House at the end of March.  Thank you for supporting this great cause!

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BHS DAILY BULLETIN

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

 

Athletics:

TODAY:

Boys Ice Hockey @ Berlin 6:30PM- bus departs @ 3:15PM

 

SALT:

Meeting tomorrow @ 2:15PM in Rm 203.

 

 Friends of Belmont Cooperative Football:

Informational meeting  tonight at 6:30PM Corner Meeting house- 16 Sargent St. in Belmont. Interested students and parents/guardians are strongly encouraged to attend.

 

Girls Softball:

Open Gym for Softball @ BHS Sundays 6:00-8:00PM. All High School Girls

 

Lakes Region Softball:

Its time to register for LR Girls Softball.Girls must be Belmont or Canterbury residents between the ages of 6 and 18 (as of Dec 1, 2012). If you would like to receive more info please go to the main office to pick up registration info. Please note there is only one date this month to register and only (2) dates next month.

 

Girls Lacrosse:

There is open gym for all high school girls interested in playing lacrosse beginning Saturday, February 9^th, in the Belmont High School gym from 4:30-6:30 PM. Sticks and goggles are available for use.

 

PTO News:

 BHS PTO meets on the third Thursday of each month at 6 pm in the Guidance office.  We welcome parents to attend anytime their schedule allows, with no commitment required.  Please come join us at the February meeting on Thursday, February 21st at 6 pm in the BHS Guidance office.  Attached to this bulletin are the January minutes.  If you have any questions or additional thoughts, please contact Donna Iacopucci at donnaike@metrocast.net.

 

Guidance:

Congratulations to Jesse Teeter on his acceptance to Lakes Region Community College , to  Rebecca Drew-Moyer on her acceptance to University of New England and to Elizabeth Yelle on her acceptances to Endicott and Emmanuel

 

Job Shadow Opportunities:

1 day or 1/2 day job shadows are possible at the following sites.  Please see Mrs. O'Connell or Ms. Madsen for more information. 

 

1. Tradesman Builders Corporation--designer/Builders in Laconia

2. Laconia Refrigeration

3. Pembroke Animal Hospital with Dr. Peck

4. Ian Raymond, photographic artist

5. Healthy Eating/Active Living Program in Laconia

6. Grappone Auto Group in Bow

7. Franklin Savings Bank

8. Disabilities Rights Center in Concord

9. The Gallery Hair Salon in Concord

10. Blouin Steel Fabricators in Northfield

11. Cowan and Zellers Real Estate in Concord

12. Concord Hospital Microbiology Lab

 

Report Cards:

2^nd Quarter report cards will be mailed tomorrow.

Seniors:

1. New scholarships are arriving daily! Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation applications have arrived. PLEASE remember to check the website under "college bound" regularly for new opportunities.

2.Would you like to win $1000?? Would you like to be a featured speaker and deliver the keynote address at Destination College??

This CONTEST is for you!   All high school seniors who are college bound can apply. As a high school senior, you are currently experiencing the college planning and application process. The keynote address should be about this experience. Share your strategies, what worked and what you might have done differently. Is there anything you didn't expect? What did you learn that a high school junior should know? Remember that your insight will help the junior class prepare for what's down the road. Your speech may be funny, interesting or informative...hopefully a little bit of all three. Please refrain from a step-by-step to-do list. Your goal is to capture the attention and interest of your listeners with stories and energy.  All entries will be judged on content, relevance to target audience, originality, creativity and artistic and technical proficiency. Submit your speech at www.destinationcollege.org. Deadline is Friday, February 8th, 2013. Finalists will be notified in February and the winner will present the speech at Destination College on Saturday, March 16th at Plymouth State University and will also win $1000 scholarship.

 

The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is offering Summer Teen Interships. The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a  nonprofit organization offering teen academic experiences in acting/performing, technical/production and education. Student must be in grades 9-12(graduating seniors are welcome to apply) with previous experience or involvement in theatre arts. The internship will involve a two-week commitment, Monday through Friday from 9-4. Must have reliable transportation. There is a $100 internship fee, but scholarships are available. Applications are available online at www.winniplayhouse.org or you may download a hard copy and mail it to Kate Boucher at PO Box 5201, Laconia, NH 03247. Application deadline is March 15th. Please contact Kate@WinniPlayhouse.org with questions or concerns.

 

Music Dept:

On Friday, February 8, The Belmont High School Band will be hosting their annual 'Cabaret' event in the high school cafeteria at 7:00.  This years theme is "A trip to Hollywood" and members of the band will be performing music, dance, skits and more, based on a popular movie.

   In addition to fabulous entertainment, food will be provided, as well as the chance to walk away with a boat load of goodies through participation in several raffles that will be held during the event.  Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.  These are purchasable through any high school band member, the high school main office, or at the door.  

This event is a chance for the band members to raise money for their competition trip to Washington D.C in the Spring, and it is also a great opportunity for you to relax for an evening and see what students are up to.  Please join us for this wonderfully informal, fun and exciting night out!

 

Clubs:

Math Team:

Math Team members planning to compete in next Wednesday's meet at Laconia need to sign up with Mrs. Delgado at break today.

Drama:

Meeting today @ 2:30PM in Rm. 206

Poetry:

Meeting today after school in Rm 212.

 

National Honor Society:

 NHS will be collecting pennies and any other coins to help patients with Leukemia & Lymphoma.  Pennies for Patients funds research for cures for these blood cancers.  Please help fund cutting edge treatments for these patients. You can find collection boxes in the main, guidance and nurses office.

FBLA:

Our next meeting will be today @ 2:20 Rm 211.  Please make sure you see

Mr. Hill prior to this meeting to select your competitive event for the SLC.

 

Can tabs - FBLA will be collecting can tabs throughout the year for David's House.  Students are asking families to set up a collection bag or box at home and periodically bring them in.  The can tabs will be delivered to David's House at the end of March.  Thank you for supporting this great cause!

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BHS DAILY BULLETIN

Tuesday , January 29,  2013

 

Athletics:

Boys JV Basketball home vs Prospect Mtn. - 4:30PM

Boys Varsity Basketball home vs Prospect Mtn-  6:00PM

Girls JV Basketball away @ Prospect Mtn- 4:30PM- bus departs @ 3:15PM

Girls Varsity Basketball away @ Prospect Mtn- 6:00PM- bus departs @ 3:15PM

 

Swim Meet Results:

On Friday, 1/25/2013 at the swim meet against Londonderry, Campbell, Derryfield, Concord and Nashua South High School, Antony placed first in both the 50 yard freestyle (24:24) and the 100 yard freestyle (52:31) and qualifying for the State meet on Feb 9th.

 

SALT:

Meeting on Thurs. @ 2:15PM in Rm 203.

 

 Friends of Belmont Cooperative Football:

Informational meeting  on January 30^th at 6:30PM at Belmont Corner Meeting house- 16 Sargent St. in Belmont. Interested students and parents/guardians are strongly encouraged to attend.

 

Girls Softball:

Open Gym for Softball @ BHS Sundays 6:00-8:00PM. All High School Girls

 

Lakes Region Softball:

Its time to register for LR Girls Softball.Girls must be Belmont or Canterbury residents between the ages of 6 and 18 (as of Dec 1, 2012). If you would like to receive more info please go to the main office to pick up registration info. Please note there is only one date this month to register and only (2) dates next month.

 

Girls Lacrosse:

There is open gym for all high school girls interested in playing lacrosse beginning Saturday, February 9^th, in the Belmont High School gym from 4:30-6:30 PM. Sticks and goggles are available for use.

 

PTO News:

 BHS PTO meets on the third Thursday of each month at 6 pm in the Guidance office.  We welcome parents to attend anytime their schedule allows, with no commitment required.  Please come join us at the February meeting on Thursday, February 21st at 6 pm in the BHS Guidance office.  Attached to this bulletin are the January minutes.  If you have any questions or additional thoughts, please contact Donna Iacopucci at donnaike@metrocast.net.

 

Guidance:

Congratulations to Aaron McLelland  on his acceptance to Keene State College , PSU, and Colby Sawyer College and to Kaleb Brace on his acceptance to University of New England

 

Job Shadow Opportunities:

1 day or 1/2 day job shadows are possible at the following sites.  Please see Mrs. O'Connell or Ms. Madsen for more information. 

 

1. Tradesman Builders Corporation--designer/Builders in Laconia

2. Laconia Refrigeration

3. Pembroke Animal Hospital with Dr. Peck

4. Ian Raymond, photographic artist

5. Healthy Eating/Active Living Program in Laconia

6. Grappone Auto Group in Bow

7. Franklin Savings Bank

8. Disabilities Rights Center in Concord

9. The Gallery Hair Salon in Concord

10. Blouin Steel Fabricators in Northfield

11. Cowan and Zellers Real Estate in Concord

12. Concord Hospital Microbiology Lab

 

Report Cards:

2^nd Quarter report cards will be mailed on Thurs.

 

Seniors:

1. New scholarships are arriving daily! Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation applications have arrived. PLEASE remember to check the website under "college bound" regularly for new opportunities.

2.Would you like to win $1000?? Would you like to be a featured speaker and deliver the keynote address at Destination College??

This CONTEST is for you!   All high school seniors who are college bound can apply. As a high school senior, you are currently experiencing the college planning and application process. The keynote address should be about this experience. Share your strategies, what worked and what you might have done differently. Is there anything you didn't expect? What did you learn that a high school junior should know? Remember that your insight will help the junior class prepare for what's down the road. Your speech may be funny, interesting or informative...hopefully a little bit of all three. Please refrain from a step-by-step to-do list. Your goal is to capture the attention and interest of your listeners with stories and energy.  All entries will be judged on content, relevance to target audience, originality, creativity and artistic and technical proficiency. Submit your speech at www.destinationcollege.org. Deadline is Friday, February 8th, 2013. Finalists will be notified in February and the winner will present the speech at Destination College on Saturday, March 16th at Plymouth State University and will also win $1000 scholarship.

 

The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is offering Summer Teen Interships. The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a  nonprofit organization offering teen academic experiences in acting/performing, technical/production and education. Student must be in grades 9-12(graduating seniors are welcome to apply) with previous experience or involvement in theatre arts. The internship will involve a two-week commitment, Monday through Friday from 9-4. Must have reliable transportation. There is a $100 internship fee, but scholarships are available. Applications are available online at www.winniplayhouse.org or you may download a hard copy and mail it to Kate Boucher at PO Box 5201, Laconia, NH 03247. Application deadline is March 15th. Please contact Kate@WinniPlayhouse.org with questions or concerns.

 

Music Dept:

On Friday, February 8, The Belmont High School Band will be hosting their annual 'Cabaret' event in the high school cafeteria at 7:00.  This years theme is "A trip to Hollywood" and members of the band will be performing music, dance, skits and more, based on a popular movie.

   In addition to fabulous entertainment, food will be provided, as well as the chance to walk away with a boat load of goodies through participation in several raffles that will be held during the event.  Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.  These are purchasable through any high school band member, the high school main office, or at the door.  

This event is a chance for the band members to raise money for their competition trip to Washington D.C in the Spring, and it is also a great opportunity for you to relax for an evening and see what students are up to.  Please join us for this wonderfully informal, fun and exciting night out!

 

Clubs:

Drama:

Meeting tomorrow  @ 2:30PM in Rm 206

Poetry:

Meeting tomorrow after school in Rm 212.

 

National Honor Society:

 NHS will be collecting pennies and any other coins to help patients with Leukemia & Lymphoma.  Pennies for Patients funds research for cures for these blood cancers.  Please help fund cutting edge treatments for these patients. You can find collection boxes in the main, guidance and nurses office.

FBLA:

Our next meeting will be tomorrow @ 2:20 in Rm 211.  Please make sure you see

Mr. Hill prior to this meeting to select your competitive event for the SLC.

 

Can tabs - FBLA will be collecting can tabs throughout the year for David's House.  Students are asking families to set up a collection bag or box at home and periodically bring them in.  The can tabs will be delivered to David's House at the end of March.  Thank you for supporting this great cause!

cancellation

Due to the pending weather all afternoon and evening activiities have been cancelled for today.

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BHS DAILY BULLETIN

Monday  , January 28,  2013

 

Athletics:

No games scheduled today.

 

 Friends of Belmont Cooperative Football:

Informational meeting  on January 30^th at 6:30PM at Belmont Corner Meeting house- 16 Sargent St. in Belmont. Interested students and parents/guardians are strongly encouraged to attend.

 

Girls Softball:

Open Gym for Softball @ BHS Sundays 6:00-8:00PM. All High School Girls

 

Lakes Region Softball:

Its time to register for LR Girls Softball.Girls must be Belmont or Canterbury residents between the ages of 6 and 18 (as of Dec 1, 2012). If you would like to receive more info please go to the main office to pick up registration info.

 

Girls Lacrosse:

There is open gym for all high school girls interested in playing lacrosse beginning Saturday, February 9^th, in the Belmont High School gym from 4:30-6:30 PM. Sticks and goggles are available for use.

 

PTO News:

 The BHS PTO is well on its way!   Thank you to all for the great support! The BHS PTO is looking for volunteers to help us with a project we are calling "Friends of BHS".  We are looking to use this as a fundraiser for our newly formed PTO.  Individuals and businesses will be able to become sponsors of BHS.  Our first big endeavor is to obtain funding for PTO insurance and to become a non-profit organization.  After those goals have been reached, funds will be used to help support programs and activities at BHS.  Please contact Donna Iacopucci atdonnaike@metrocast.net for more information.

 *  The BHS PTO is also looking for a few volunteers to help us create the bylaws for our organization.  Please contact Colleen Akerman at colleen@tangoware.com for more information.

 

Guidance:

Congratulations to Adam Prout on his acceptance to Keene State College.

Seniors:

1. New scholarships are arriving daily! Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation applications have arrived. PLEASE remember to check the website under "college bound" regularly for new opportunities.

2.Would you like to win $1000?? Would you like to be a featured speaker and deliver the keynote address at Destination College??

This CONTEST is for you!   All high school seniors who are college bound can apply. As a high school senior, you are currently experiencing the college planning and application process. The keynote address should be about this experience. Share your strategies, what worked and what you might have done differently. Is there anything you didn't expect? What did you learn that a high school junior should know? Remember that your insight will help the junior class prepare for what's down the road. Your speech may be funny, interesting or informative...hopefully a little bit of all three. Please refrain from a step-by-step to-do list. Your goal is to capture the attention and interest of your listeners with stories and energy.  All entries will be judged on content, relevance to target audience, originality, creativity and artistic and technical proficiency. Submit your speech at www.destinationcollege.org. Deadline is Friday, February 8th, 2013. Finalists will be notified in February and the winner will present the speech at Destination College on Saturday, March 16th at Plymouth State University and will also win $1000 scholarship.

 

The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is offering Summer Teen Interships. The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a  nonprofit organization offering teen academic experiences in acting/performing, technical/production and education. Student must be in grades 9-12(graduating seniors are welcome to apply) with previous experience or involvement in theatre arts. The internship will involve a two-week commitment, Monday through Friday from 9-4. Must have reliable transportation. There is a $100 internship fee, but scholarships are available. Applications are available online at www.winniplayhouse.org or you may download a hard copy and mail it to Kate Boucher at PO Box 5201, Laconia, NH 03247. Application deadline is March 15th. Please contact Kate@WinniPlayhouse.org with questions or concerns.

 

Music Dept:

On Friday, February 8, The Belmont High School Band will be hosting their annual 'Cabaret' event in the high school cafeteria at 7:00.  This years theme is "A trip to Hollywood" and members of the band will be performing music, dance, skits and more, based on a popular movie.

   In addition to fabulous entertainment, food will be provided, as well as the chance to walk away with a boat load of goodies through participation in several raffles that will be held during the event.  Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.  These are purchasable through any high school band member, the high school main office, or at the door.  

This event is a chance for the band members to raise money for their competition trip to Washington D.C in the Spring, and it is also a great opportunity for you to relax for an evening and see what students are up to.  Please join us for this wonderfully informal, fun and exciting night out!

 

Clubs:

Poetry Club:

There will be a meeting today after school in Rm 212.

 

National Honor Society:

Over the next few weeks, NHS will be collecting pennies and any other coins to help patients with Leukemia & Lymphoma.  Pennies for Patients funds research for cures for these blood cancers.  Please help fund cutting edge treatments for these patients. You can find collection boxes in the main, guidance and nurses office.

FBLA:

Can tabs - FBLA will be collecting can tabs throughout the year for David's House.  Students are asking families to set up a collection bag or box at home and periodically bring them in.  The can tabs will be delivered to David's House at the end of March.  Thank you for supporting this great cause!

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BHS DAILY BULLETIN

Thursday , January 24,  2013

 

 

NO SCHOOL TOMORROW.

 

Athletics:

Alpine Ski Meet @ Gunstock 1:30PM 

 

 Friends of Belmont Cooperative Football:

Informational meeting  on January 30^th at 6:30PM at Belmont Corner Meeting house- 16 Sargent St. in Belmont. Interested students and parents/guardians are strongly encouraged to attend.

 

Girls Softball:

Open Gym for Softball @ BHS Sundays 6:00-8:00PM. All High School Girls

 

Lakes Region Softball:

Its time to register for LR Girls Softball..Girls must be Belmont or Canterbury residents between the ages of 6 and 18 (as of Dec 1, 2012). If you would like to receive more info please go to the main office to pick up registration info.

 

PTO News:

 The BHS PTO is well on its way!   Thank you to all for the great support! The BHS PTO is looking for volunteers to help us with a project we are calling "Friends of BHS".  We are looking to use this as a fundraiser for our newly formed PTO.  Individuals and businesses will be able to become sponsors of BHS.  Our first big endeavor is to obtain funding for PTO insurance and to become a non-profit organization.  After those goals have been reached, funds will be used to help support programs and activities at BHS.  Please contact Donna Iacopucci atdonnaike@metrocast.net for more information.

 *  The BHS PTO is also looking for a few volunteers to help us create the bylaws for our organization.  Please contact Colleen Akerman at colleen@tangoware.com for more information.

Guidance:

Seniors, new scholarships are arriving daily! Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation applications have arrived. PLEASE remember to check the website under "college bound" regularly for new opportunities.

Semester 2 schedule changes for all students  need to be done by TODAY. Students should be checking their semester 2 schedules( given out 2 weeks ago) for conflicts, missing classes, etc and make an appointment in guidance to resolve any schedule issues before leaving today  for the long weekend. Monday 1/28 will start  semester 2 and all period 1 teachers will have copies of their student schedules for distribution.

 

Seniors:

 Would you like to win $1000?? Would you like to be a featured speaker and deliver the keynote address at Destination College??

This CONTEST is for you!   All high school seniors who are college bound can apply. As a high school senior, you are currently experiencing the college planning and application process. The keynote address should be about this experience. Share your strategies, what worked and what you might have done differently. Is there anything you didn't expect? What did you learn that a high school junior should know? Remember that your insight will help the junior class prepare for what's down the road. Your speech may be funny, interesting or informative...hopefully a little bit of all three. Please refrain from a step-by-step to-do list. Your goal is to capture the attention and interest of your listeners with stories and energy.  All entries will be judged on content, relevance to target audience, originality, creativity and artistic and technical proficiency. Submit your speech at www.destinationcollege.org. Deadline is Friday, February 8th, 2013. Finalists will be notified in February and the winner will present the speech at Destination College on Saturday, March 16th at Plymouth State University and will also win $1000 scholarship.

 

The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is offering Summer Teen Interships. The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a  nonprofit organization offering teen academic experiences in acting/performing, technical/production and education. Student must be in grades 9-12(graduating seniors are welcome to apply) with previous experience or involvement in theatre arts. The internship will involve a two-week commitment, Monday through Friday from 9-4. Must have reliable transportation. There is a $100 internship fee, but scholarships are available. Applications are available online at www.winniplayhouse.org or you may download a hard copy and mail it to Kate Boucher at PO Box 5201, Laconia, NH 03247. Application deadline is March 15th. Please contact Kate@WinniPlayhouse.org with questions or concerns.

 

 

Music Dept:

On Friday, February 8, The Belmont High School Band will be hosting their annual 'Cabaret' event in the high school cafeteria at 7:00.  This years theme is "A trip to Hollywood" and members of the band will be performing music, dance, skits and more, based on a popular movie.

   In addition to fabulous entertainment, food will be provided, as well as the chance to walk away with a boat load of goodies through participation in several raffles that will be held during the event.  Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.  These are purchasable through any high school band member, the high school main office, or at the door.  

This event is a chance for the band members to raise money for their competition trip to Washington D.C in the Spring, and it is also a great opportunity for you to relax for an evening and see what students are up to.  Please join us for this wonderfully informal, fun and exciting night out!

Clubs:

Poetry Club:

There will be a meeting on Monday after school in Rm 212.

National Honor Society:

Over the next few weeks, NHS will be collecting pennies and any other coins to help patients with Leukemia & Lymphoma.  Pennies for Patients funds research for cures for these blood cancers.  Please help fund cutting edge treatments for these patients. You can find collection boxes in the main, guidance and nurses office.

FBLA:

 Reminder that your SLC ($35) and Pink in the Rink ($0) permission forms are due to Mr. Hill today because he needs to register everyone! 

 

Can tabs - FBLA will be collecting can tabs throughout the year for David's House.  Students are asking families to set up a collection bag or box at home and periodically bring them in.  The can tabs will be delivered to David's House at the end of March.  Thank you for supporting this great cause!

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BHS DAILY BULLETIN

Wednesday , January 23,  2013

 

 

NO SCHOOL FRIDAY JANUARY 25^TH

 

Athletics:

No games scheduled today.

 

Cooperative Football:

Informational meeting  on January 30^th at 6:30PM at Belmont Corner Meeting house- 16 Sargent St. in Belmont. Interested students and parents/guardians are strongly encouraged to attend.

 

Girls Softball:

Open Gym for Softball @ BHS Sundays 5:00-6:30PM. All High School Girls

 

PTO News:

 The BHS PTO is well on its way!   Thank you to all for the great support! The BHS PTO is looking for volunteers to help us with a project we are calling "Friends of BHS".  We are looking to use this as a fundraiser for our newly formed PTO.  Individuals and businesses will be able to become sponsors of BHS.  Our first big endeavor is to obtain funding for PTO insurance and to become a non-profit organization.  After those goals have been reached, funds will be used to help support programs and activities at BHS.  Please contact Donna Iacopucci atdonnaike@metrocast.net for more information.

 *  The BHS PTO is also looking for a few volunteers to help us create the bylaws for our organization.  Please contact Colleen Akerman at colleen@tangoware.com for more information.

 

Guidance:

Congratulations to Sarah Ellsworth on her acceptance to Lakes Region Community College ,  to Madison Van Cleave on her acceptance to the University of New Hampshire and to  Madeline Callahan on her acceptance to Newbury College

 

Seniors, new scholarships are arriving daily! Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation applications have arrived. PLEASE remember to check the website under "college bound" regularly for new opportunities.

Semester 2 schedule changes for all students  need to be done by Thursday, January 24th!! Students should be checking their semester 2 schedules( given out 2 weeks ago) for conflicts, missing classes, etc and make an appointment in guidance to resolve any schedule issues before leaving on 1/24 for the long weekend. Monday 1/28 will start  semester 2 and all period 1 teachers will have copies of their student schedules for distribution.

 

Seniors:

 Would you like to win $1000?? Would you like to be a featured speaker and deliver the keynote address at Destination College??

This CONTEST is for you!   All high school seniors who are college bound can apply. As a high school senior, you are currently experiencing the college planning and application process. The keynote address should be about this experience. Share your strategies, what worked and what you might have done differently. Is there anything you didn't expect? What did you learn that a high school junior should know? Remember that your insight will help the junior class prepare for what's down the road. Your speech may be funny, interesting or informative...hopefully a little bit of all three. Please refrain from a step-by-step to-do list. Your goal is to capture the attention and interest of your listeners with stories and energy.  All entries will be judged on content, relevance to target audience, originality, creativity and artistic and technical proficiency. Submit your speech at www.destinationcollege.org. Deadline is Friday, February 8th, 2013. Finalists will be notified in February and the winner will present the speech at Destination College on Saturday, March 16th at Plymouth State University and will also win $1000 scholarship.

 

The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is offering Summer Teen Interships. The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a  nonprofit organization offering teen academic experiences in acting/performing, technical/production and education. Student must be in grades 9-12(graduating seniors are welcome to apply) with previous experience or involvement in theatre arts. The internship will involve a two-week commitment, Monday through Friday from 9-4. Must have reliable transportation. There is a $100 internship fee, but scholarships are available. Applications are available online at www.winniplayhouse.org or you may download a hard copy and mail it to Kate Boucher at PO Box 5201, Laconia, NH 03247. Application deadline is March 15th. Please contact Kate@WinniPlayhouse.org with questions or concerns.

 

Winter Carnival Kickoff:

There will be an opportunity to enter raffles for gift cards to Subway, Dunkin Donuts, D&D, Itunes during  Thursdays assembly. Lots of chances to win!

 

Music Dept:

On Friday, February 8, The Belmont High School Band will be hosting their annual 'Cabaret' event in the high school cafeteria at 7:00.  This years theme is "A trip to Hollywood" and members of the band will be performing music, dance, skits and more, based on a popular movie.

   In addition to fabulous entertainment, food will be provided, as well as the chance to walk away with a boat load of goodies through participation in several raffles that will be held during the event.  Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.  These are purchasable through any high school band member, the high school main office, or at the door.  

This event is a chance for the band members to raise money for their competition trip to Washington D.C in the Spring, and it is also a great opportunity for you to relax for an evening and see what students are up to.  Please join us for this wonderfully informal, fun and exciting night out!

Clubs:

National Honor Society:

Over the next few weeks, NHS will be collecting pennies and any other coins to help patients with Leukemia & Lymphoma.  Pennies for Patients funds research for cures for these blood cancers.  Please help fund cutting edge treatments for these patients. You can find collection boxes in the main, guidance and nurses office.

FBLA:

 Reminder that your SLC ($35) and Pink in the Rink ($0) permission forms are due to Mr. Hill tomorrow, January 24th because he needs to register everyone! 

Can tabs - FBLA will be collecting can tabs throughout the year for David's House.  Students are asking families to set up a collection bag or box at home and periodically bring them in.  The can tabs will be delivered to David's House at the end of March.  Thank you for supporting this great cause!

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BHS DAILY BULLETIN

Tuesday , January 22,  2013

 

 

 

NO SCHOOL FRIDAY JANUARY 25^TH

 

Athletics:

TODAY:

Boys JV Basketball @ Interlakes 4:30PM- bus departs @ 3:00PM

Boys Varsity Basketball @ Interlakes 6:00PM- bus departs @ 3:00PM

Girls JV Basketball @ home vs Interlakes 4:30PM

Girls Varsity Basketball @ home vs Interlakes 6:00PM

 

Indoor Track & Field:

The boys' indoor track team placed 9th (16 points) at the Division III Championship Meet on Sunday. Joseph Boles placed 1st in the 1000m (2:38.10), setting a new school record and qualifying for the State meet on February 3. He also placed 2nd in the 300m in a school record time of 38.87. Kyle Patten placed 2nd in the 55m with a time of 7.18. He will advance to the pre-state meet at UNH next Sunday. The Belmont HS girls' indoor track team was led by Julia Ashey's 7th place finish in the 1000m (3:53.16). 

 

Swim Meet results for Antony Hubbard:

On Friday, 1/18/2013 at the swim meet against Stevens, Kearsarge and Mascenic High School, Antony placed 1st in both the 100 yard backstroke (58:81) and the 100 yard Butterfly (59:45). 
  
 On Sunday, 1/20/2013  at the Bobcat Invitational swim meet hosted by Oyster River High School at UNH, Antony captured first place in the 200 yard freestyle (1:50:49), second place in the 100 yard freestyle (50:73) and third place in the 50 yard freestyle (23:94).
  

BG Hockey:

Congratulations to the BG hockey team for their two wins over the long weekend this weekend.  On Saturday, BG beat Kearsarge 7-1 at Laconia Ice Arena.  Tallying points for Belmont were Caleb Drouin (1 goal, 1 assist), Dylan Treamer (2 goals), Brandon Heimlich (1 goal), Daryl Cahill (3 assists), Jeremy D'Amour (2 goals) and Nikolai Fernandez who scored his first ever high school goal.  On Monday, BG beat Portsmouth 7-0 and tallying points for Belmont were Nikolai Fernandez (1 assist), Caleb Drouin (2 goals), Daryl Cahill (2 goals, 1 assist), Jeremy D'Amour (1 goal) and Andrew D'Amour (1 assist).  The Bulldogs now stand at an 8-2 record.  BG's next home game will be on February 2 at LIA at 4;40pm against Berlin.  Go Bulldogs!

 

Cooperative Football:

Informational meeting  on January 30^th at 6:30PM at Belmont Corner Meeting house- 16 Sargent St. in Belmont. Interested students and parents/guardians are strongly encouraged to attend.

 

Girls Softball:

Open Gym for Softball @ BHS Sundays 5:00-6:30PM. All High School Girls

 

Guidance:

Congratulations to Adam Horan on his acceptance to New England College and to Paige Laflam on her acceptance to Keene State College.

Semester 2 schedule changes for all students  need to be done by Thursday, January 24th!! Students should be checking their semester 2 schedules( given out 2 weeks ago) for conflicts, missing classes, etc and make an appointment in guidance to resolve any schedule issues before leaving on 1/24 for the long weekend. Monday 1/28 will start  semester 2 and all period 1 teachers will have copies of their student schedules for distribution.

 

Winter Carnival Kickoff:

There will be an opportunity to enter raffles for gift cards to Subway, Dunkin Donuts, D&D, Itunes during next Thursdays assembly. Lots of chances to win!

 

Music Dept:

On Friday, February 8, The Belmont High School Band will be hosting their annual 'Cabaret' event in the high school cafeteria at 7:00.  This years theme is "A trip to Hollywood" and members of the band will be performing music, dance, skits and more, based on a popular movie.

   In addition to fabulous entertainment, food will be provided, as well as the chance to walk away with a boat load of goodies through participation in several raffles that will be held during the event.  Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.  These are purchasable through any high school band member, the high school main office, or at the door.  

This event is a chance for the band members to raise money for their competition trip to Washington D.C in the Spring, and it is also a great opportunity for you to relax for an evening and see what students are up to.  Please join us for this wonderfully informal, fun and exciting night out!

 

Clubs:

National Honor Society:

Over the next few weeks, NHS will be collecting pennies and any other coins to help patients with Leukemia & Lymphoma.  Pennies for Patients funds research for cures for these blood cancers.  Please help fund cutting edge treatments for these patients. You can find collection boxes in the main, guidance and nurses office.

 

FBLA:

Can tabs - FBLA will be collecting can tabs throughout the year for David's House.  Students are asking families to set up a collection bag or box at home and periodically bring them in.  The can tabs will be delivered to David's House at the end of March.  Thank you for supporting this great cause!