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March 2018 Volume 4, Issue 2

Bells ISD Newsletter Leading the Way for Student Success!

Inside this Issue . . .

School Safety

May 2018 Bond Election

Athletic Accolades

National Signing Day

PreK/Kinder Round-up

MLK Day Visitor

Bells HS Robotics

Sports Medicine Club

Texas Reads One

PJH Counselor News

Science Projects at BES

BHS Graduate Spotlight

Panther Band Success

Celebrating Kindness

100th Day of School

Jump for George

Beta Club News

Jump Rope for Heart

Track Schedules

Honor Rolls

PJH UIL Results

Spring Sports Schedules

Panther Tracks

Parents, staff and citizens of Bells, The recent school shooting in Florida has refocused Ameri-cans on the question of how to best protect children in our schools. Parents send their children to BISD schools in the morning, trusting they will return home at the end of the school day. Yet, recent events demonstrate more attention and more resources to im-proving school safety at all schools, including BISD, must be considered thoughtfully and sustained over time. BISD Board of Trustees and admin-istration strongly believe all children have the right to attend school and learn in a safe, nurturing, and loving en-vironment. Likewise, BISD em-ployees have the right to focus on EDUCATING our children in a safe workplace without wor-rying about being the last line

of defense for the physical safety of our students. Stu-dent and staff well-being is THE priority of all involved in creating and implementing safety procedures and policies in BISD! A comprehensive approach is necessary to prevent any form of school violence in BISD. We cannot construct our schools with no windows, limited en-trances, bullet proof glass and as armed fortresses; the fact is, they are large buildings with multiple entrances neces-sary for other safety reasons and numerous windows for a more conducive learning envi-ronment. An enhanced plan for an intruder must be devel-oped, practiced, and revisited often with input from our po-lice department and all law enforcement officer resources available.

The BISD Board of Trustees is carefully considering changes to best protect our students and staff. Administration has recently met with our local Police Chief and other law en-forcement officers to ensure all responsible for the safety of our students and staff are working together to formulate the most efficient plan of ac-tion. In addition, the Board of Trustees is planning to have a public forum in the near fu-ture to discuss options and gather parent and community input while considering amending current policies. Parents will be notified regard-ing the date, time, and loca-tion of this meeting. In the meantime, please trust that BISD’s priority is to protect all in attendance at BISD schools! Joe D. Moore, Supt. Bells Independent School Dis-trict

On February 12, 2018, the Bells ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to call a bond election to be held on May 5, 2018 for an amount not to exceed $8 million. This

election will allow registered voters in our community to decide on a construction/renovation plan at the high school campus to add class-rooms, science labs, a remote

college classroom, enlarge/renovate commons area and kitchen, construct new se-cured offices and entrance, enhance safety features, add modern technology and

From the Superintendent . . . .

BISD Bond 2018—Strong Schools Strong Community

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Bond election continued……..

improved infrastructure, expand working area to the agriculture shop, construct restrooms at the athletic facility and improve the softball and baseball playing surfac-es. The plan was developed and recom-mended to the Board of Trustees by a Bond Committee comprised of parents, staff, students, administra-tors and community members. The Committee spent significant time studying our current facility needs,

our growth pattern the past five years, analyzing facilities in place, reviewing reports from BISD’s finan-cial advisor and architects, analyzing past ten years of property values, and reviewing the minimal financial impact on BISD’s tax payers. With a successful bond election and a 3.5% interest rate, $8 million bond sales would result in a 2 cent per $100 value increase, costing a homeown-er with a home valued at $100,000 approximately $15.00 per year, or $1.25 per month. You will receive additional infor-

mation concerning the bond elec-tion and construction plans prior to Election Day (May 5th). BISD will pro-vide bond updates on the BISD Website under the tab “BOND ELEC-TION 2018” soon. The Board of Trustees’ goal is to educate the community on reasons for decisions and provide opportunities for input. The Board, Bond Committee, and administration feel the plan will pro-vide improved, state of the art facili-ties that all current and future BISD high school students will benefit from with minimal financial impact.

Hawthorne leads Texas Sports Writers Association 2A All-State

Bells senior wide receiver Hunter Hawthorne was a second-team Class 2A all-state selection by the Texas Sports Writers Association for the 2017 season and led four Panthers to be recognized. Junior quarterback Bryan Ponder was selected to the third-team and senior guard Jake Bulanek and senior line-backer Wade Rolen were named honorable mention all-state selections.

Federal School Report Cards may be accessed from the following link, or you can scan the QR code using your smart device.

https://goo.gl/sFQd6a

BISD Bond Election 2018 Voting will take place on May 5, 2018

Location: Bells City Hall from 7 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Early Voting begins on April 23, 2018 and closes on May 1, 2018

Strong Schools Strong Community

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Hunter Hawthorne—Player of the Year finalist

First Team Offense—Quarterback—Bryan Ponder

First Team Defense—Linebacker—Wade Rolen

Second Team Offense—Running Back—Eli Strickland

Second Team Offiense—Lineman—Chance Morse

Co-

Offensive Player of the year—Dezeray Poe

Setter of the Year—Cheyenne Floyd

First Team All District - Bella Smith

Second Team All District—Kennedy Derzapf

Honorable Mention—Hali Williams, Charli Waggoner, Gabby Smith, Alexis

Grove and Alexyss Williams

All Texomaland Honors:

Second Team—Dezeray Poe

Honorable Mention—Bella Smith

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Selections for the 2017 Texas Associated Press Sports Editors Class 2A All-state High School Foot-ball team were recently released. Voting was based on regular-season performance. The following Bells athletes were named to this prestigious team. First-Team Offense: Receivers/ends: Hunter Hawthorne, Bells, Sr. — 102-1,605 yards, 22 TDs Quarterback: Bryan Ponder Bells, Jr. — 270-374-3,696 yards, 47 TDs, 12 INTs Offensive Player of the Year: Bryan Ponder, Bells. Second-Team Defense Linebackers: Wade Rolen, Bells, Sr. Honorable Mention Offense LINEMEN: Chance Morse, Bells

All Texomaland Football

All District and All Texomaland Volleyball

Associated Press Names All-State Football Team

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Several Bells High School senior

athletes took part in National

Signing Day committing to play

their sport at the collegiate level.

Bells is super proud of these ath-

letes and acknowledges their

hard work and dedication to their

sport.

National Signing Day

Congratulations Seniors!

Chance Morse—football

Newman Sparks—football

Jake Bulanek—football

Hunter Hawthrone—

football

Dezeray Poe—volleyball

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What to bring to round-up……..

electric bill). Bill must be tied to a specific Bells address that is in the parent/guardian’s name. (Mobile phone bills, bank

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should match utility bill)

*Those not living in district may complete transfer paperwork. This does not guarantee acceptance. Transfers will only be

allowed if numbers permit. Transfers will be taken on a first come first served basis. Those not meeting financial need crite-

ria, will be taken on a first come first served basis as enrollment numbers allow and must pay tuition.

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Students and faculty at all BISD

campuses had the privilege of hear-

ing Denison school administrator

Mr. Alvis Dunlap share a very mov-

ing presentation of Dr. Martin Lu-

ther King Jr.’s historic I Have a

Dream speech. Dr. King delivered

this speech in Washington, D.C., on

August 28, 1963, during the March

on Washington. Many thanks to Mr.

Dunlap for bringing history to life for

our students and to Denison ISD for

allowing him to visit our schools.

Mr. Dunlap is a longtime friend of

BES principal, Mrs. Yalonda Ivers.

She was instrumental in making this

opportunity happen for our district.

Thank you, Mrs. Ivers.

BISD Guest Shares Historic Speech—I Have a Dream

Bells High School LEGO Robotics 2018 TCEA LEGO robotics Area competition and Robotics students are again going to State Competition. This year, Bells sent 8 teams to com-pete in 2 categories, Arena and Inven-tions. Bells swept both categories. In Arena, teams have 5 tasks to complete in a 2 minute time period. Team RGB took first place, with Drew Shaw (11) as Captain and members Austin Martin (10), Dustin Hardin and Garrett Faison (11). Second place was The Colonizers

with Robert Berghian (10) and members Tanner Thomas (11) and Justin Ames (12). Third place was the Red Cicadas with team captain Owen Beck (11), and members Ty-ler Sanders and Jonathan Wright (10).

The second category, Inventions, had to come up with a problem and solu-tion, then build a robot and presenta-tion around the problem. Four teams competed. Finishing in First Place was Plow Boys, with Derek Chartier, Carson Howard, and Ben Stephens (9th), 2nd was Clean Sweep with Tanner Carter, Chisum Priest (9) and Blake Peters (10), and third was Visionaries with Joseph Berry and Alyssa Garner (11). State Competition will be held in early April in Central Texas.

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BHS Sports Medicine Club Field Trip

On Wednesday, February 24th, the Sports Medicine Club took a field trip to the Allen Event Cen-ter. The students got the oppor-tunity to meet and talk with the Allen Americans Hockey Club Head Athletic Trainer, Bryan Parfrey. Bryan taught them valua-ble life lessons and more about the field of athletic training. The students got a chance to each ask him a question or two and also got to tour the athletic training facility, player lounge area, and locker room. Bryan talked with the students for about an hour and the student trainers were ex-cited about what they had learned. Later that evening after having dinner, the club attended the Al-

len Americans game against the Rapid City Rush. They cheered on Bryan as he entered and exited the ice and also got to high five several of the players as they came on and off the ice. Unfortunately, the group did not get to see the Allen Ameri-cans win, but Bryan had a special surprise gift for the students after the game - free prac-tice pucks with the team emblem on them! The student trainers are already talking about going on a simi-lar field trip next year and they said they

learned a lot about athletic train-ing and hockey!

Above, pictured from left to right: top row Coach Melaney Card, Ariana Gonzalez, Maci Keener, Maddy Lewis, Candice Coufal, Dai-sy Robles, Summer Lane. Bottom Row, Shyenne Daniel and Laney Rice. Pictured left: Laney Rice, Shyenne Daniel, Maci Keener, and Ari-ana Gonzalez high fiving players as they re-entered the ice for the second period.

Pictured below: Student trainers listening to the Allen Americans Head Athletic Trainer, Bryan Parfrey.

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Texas Reads One Book Kicks Off on April 16th

Bells Elementary school will once again be participating in Texas Reads One Book. The official kick-off will take place on April 16, 2018. BES has already ordered enough books to ensure that each child at BES has his or her own copy of The Mouse and the Motorcycle. Just like last year, families will be asked to purchase the pre-ordered copies for $5.00 each. Families may also choose to donate extra amounts in order to help cover the cost of books for those families with multiple stu-dents enrolled or who may not be able to afford the cost of the book. If any excess funds are raised, that money will be used to purchase new books for the BES library. Last year, enough money was given to cover the cost of all books, however, there were no extra funds. Mrs. Ivers hopes there will be enough money this year to purchase additional li-brary books.

Last year’s book, The Lemonade

War, also inspired our food war. BES families did an amazing job of bringing food and personal hy-giene products that were all do-nated to First United Methodist Church to be used via their Family Care Center. All BES students earned a free ice cream from the cafeteria, and the winning class, fifth grade, painted Mrs. Ivers yel-low. There will be another chal-lenge this year, what do you think it could possibly be?

Any community members wishing

to contribute to the cost of books

should contact Yalonda Ivers

at [email protected] or

call 903-965-7725. Should com-

munity members or students

from other schools wish to read

along, contact Mrs. Ivers by

March 1st . However, any orders

placed after that date will incur a

cost of $6.00 per book.

PJH Jr. Beta Club officers lead an

amazingly talented group of

JH students.

Jaden Nelson, President Shellby Harwell, Vice President Preston Carter, secretary Ansley Campbell, treasurer Ashlyn Fox, Chaplain

mailto:[email protected]

tel:(903)%20965-7725

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PJH Counselor News

During the week of February 5th—9th, students and staff at Pritchard Junior High participated in the Start With Hello Week. Start With Hello is a prevention program that teaches students how to be more socially inclusive and connected to each other. Start With Hello asks students, educators, and parents to take steps in class, the lunchroom and/or other times in their day to be inclusive and connected. Events and Activities that were held at PJH included: Start With Hello Student Assembly No One Eats Alone "Hello, My Name Is ____" Nametags Human Bingo "Green Out" Day Student Selfie Cards

Students in Mrs. Lisa Frazier’s structured teach class recently hatched baby fish

as part of a science project they will be working on this spring on the reproductive

cycle. Students in the class have successfully hatched out baby fish. The students

really enjoy watching the mom and dad fish take care of all 100 babies. The group

has been observing and charting the process, and will continue gathering this data

as the fish grow."

BES Structured Teach Class Science Project

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BHS Graduate Spotlight

Trent Walker, a 2013 graduate of BHS, re-

cently began the Police Academy in Wichita

Falls. Soon after he started the academy he

was interviewed by KFDX out of Wichita Falls.

To see Trent’s interview, go to https://

goo.gl/9eW1dJ or scan the QR code using

your smart phone. Trent is the son of BES

second grade teacher, Leesa Walker.

Panther Band News—Twenty Students State Bound

Congratulations to the Bells Panther Band members who recently competed in the regional Solo and En-semble Contest. The Band broke yet another school record by having 20 students advance to State con-test. These students have worked very hard, and their determination and strong work ethic have clearly yielded results. Students qualifying for state are: Sarah Smart—Alto Sax Solo; Hanna Gonzalez—Marimba Solo; Sarah Smart, Zayden Owens , Jonathon Wright, and Gracie Simpson - Sax Quar-tet; Matt Herman, Amanda Soza, Tori Monk, DJ Olfers, and Glen Jager—Brass Quintet; Rhyan Allen, Ty Sanders, Ben Branam, Lauren Yelton-Brown, and Dyl-an Gard—Brass Quintet 2; Lauren, DJ, Anthony Nicely, and Steven Crawford—Euphonium Quartet. Contratulations band members and directors.

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BES Celebrates Kindness

Bells Elementary designated the entire month of February as kindness month! The campus focused on treating each other with kindness, and students participated in several kindness activities. Each morning the day began with a kindness quote from Mrs. Ivers. Teachers spent time each week teaching a kindness lesson and awarding kindness hearts to students that were caught being kind. These hearts were displayed in the cafeteria for everyone to see! The fifth grade students were super excited to be taking the 28 days of kindness challenge. Each day 5th grade students chose one kind deed to focus on for the entire 28 days. As they were caught practicing that deed, teachers initialed the student’s calendar. Students that completed the 28 days of kindness received an award at the end of the month and will be recognized at the end of the year awards program. On February 12th BES students participated in Jump Rope for heart as a school wide service project. Students enjoyed kindness cookies during lunch on February 28th and signed a pledge to always be kind. Although February 28th was the last day of kindness month, Mrs. Norris reports that they plan to encourage this initiative and promote showing kindness to one another indefinitely.

On March 6th, the BHS OAP

cast and crew competed in

their first round of compettion.

They did very well and are ad-

vancing to Bi-Distrcit, which

will be held on March 20th, at

NCTC in Gainesville. Congratu-

lations to the directors and

all students who participat-

ed. The following students

received individual awards:

Best Actor—Zac Sprayberry

Best Actress—Alyssa Garner

All-Star Cast—Ambrose

Fleming

Outstanding Technician—

Robert Berghian

The judge was very compli-

mentary of the entire ensem-

ble. Other students participat-

ing in the play are:

Isaac Baldridge, Carl Besario,

Saebra Blackburn, Arianna

Gonzalez, Hunter Howard, An-

gelica Leonardo, Drew Shaw,

and Ashton Tocquigny.

Congratulations to the BHS One-Act Play Cast and Crew

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Annual 100th Day of School Celebration at Bells Elementary

Students and staff in the primary grades recently celebrated the 100th

day of school. They enjoyed the day with many fun leanring activities.

“Learn to enjoy every minute of your life.” -Earl Nightengale

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Jump for George

On February 2nd, students at Bells Elementary School had the opportunity to “Jump for George.” Students who have “Prompt and Perfect Attendance” for the first semester were entered into a drawing within their grade level to earn cash! One student from each grade level was chosen during morning announcements. The winning student got to jump beside 100 one dollar bills. The length of each student’s jump determined the amount of money he/she got to take home. Earning this honor is no easy task. Read below the requirements for prompt and perfect attendance.

What is Prompt and Perfect Attendance? Prompt and Perfect Attendance is being at school all day, every day! The ONLY exception to this rule is when a student has a medical appointment AND brings the excuse back to school. 0 Tardies 0 Absences 0 Leave Early

Taylor McCarthy – 1st grade Second grade – Seghen Hinds 3rd grade – Cheyenne Weeks

4th grade – Ty Stern 5th grade – Austin Draper

Enjoy your Spring Break!

March 12th—16th

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Bells Junior and Senior BETA Clubs Attend State Convention

Many students from Bells High School and Pritchard Junior High attended the State BETA Convention in

February. Congratulations to the following students on your successs. Several students will travel to the

National Beta Convention this summer in Georgia.

Bells High School Beta Club

Landri Hicks—AG division 1, 1st Place

Victoria Azevedo—Recyclable Art, 1st Place

Jaiden Tocquigny—Jewelry, 3rd Place

Drew Taylor—Ag Division 2, 3rd Place

PJH Beta Club Results

Jonathan Cox—7th Grade Science, 1st Place

Brenna Williams—8th Grade Math—1st Place

Kori Wilson—Poetry, 1st Place

Jaden Nelson—Speech, 3rd Place

Ashlyn Fox—Visual Arts—3rd Place

Sarah Clapp—Special Talent, 2nd Place

Songfest—3rd Place

Thank you PJH students and families for collecting 137 canned foods for the Bells Food Pantry. Way to serve the community of

Bells!

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Jump Rope for Heart BHS Junior Eli Norris spoke at the BES kickoff of Jump Rope for Heart. Under the leadership of Nurse Wil-

liams and Coach Kelly, BES students will be learning about heart health. During February, they helped cele-

brate the month of kindness by helping others through the American Heart As-

sociation. The BES school goal is $1,500. Should students reach the challenge

goal of raising $2,000 for the American Heart Association, Mrs. Ivers will dye

her hair “heart” red for one week. The campaign kicked off on February 12th

and ends on March 9th.

BHS and PJH Track Schedules

Date Place Divisions

2/26 Collinsville 7G, 8G, 7B, 8B

3/5 Bells 7G, 8G, 7B, 8B

3/19 Blue Ridge 7G, 8G, 7B, 8B

3/28 Howe 7G, 8G, 7B, 8B

4/2 District- Bells 7G,8G, 7B, 8B

Date Place Divisions

3/1 Collinsville All Divisions

3/8 Bells All Divisions

3/22 Blue Ridge All Divisions

3/29

Howe All Divisions

4/7 District—Bells All Divisions

4/18 Area All Divisions

Pritchard Junior High School Track Schedule Bells High School Track Schedule

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Superintendent’s Honor Roll

3rd Grade Addyson Kimberling, Logan Little, Jace Weger, Asher Williams, Carter Wooten

4th Grade Easton Branam, Jessalyn Edwards, Dylan Elliott,

Easton Hartline, Raelynn Hensley, Kenadi Hits-

man, Alison Lamb, Abby Little, Haley Love, Luke McGehee, Reese Middleton, Waylon Mutchler, Addyson Oliver, Mia Sizemore, Ty Stern, Avery

Taraba, Rhett Traweek, Cayden Usrey, Landon Wilson, Rylan Wilson

5th Grade Colt Crane, Bailey Floyd, Easton Helgren, Emery Howard, Ethan Lewis, Laykin Little, Abigail Marsh, Mackenzie Melton, Madison Melton, R.J. Montgomery, Gracie Moore, Peyton Washburn, Miranda Whiting 6th Grade Jacie Kyle, Joseph Monroe, Faith Pinnick, Titan Tillman, Holden Trainor, Katherine Waldrip, Kinley Weger 7th Grade Ansley Campbell, Preston Carter, Sarah Cooper, Jonathan Cox, Ashlyn Fox, Teryn Halliburton, Autumn Lane, Aiden Neal, Brigette Saxon, Cooper Smith, Colton Stone 8th Grade Grace Marsh, Jaden Nelson, Eli Taylor, Kerigan Wegley, Brenna Williams Class of 2021

Kayton Arnold, Alexandra Foy, Carson Gafford, Cheznie Hale, Maegan Hewitt, Landri Hicks, Car-

son Howard, Hunter Howard, Johan Medina, Mia Moore, Kyla Moseley, Landon Nelson, Gabriella

Smith, Benson Stephens, Jaiden Tocquigny

Class of 2020 Haley Arledge, Robert Berghian, Benham Bra-

nam, Courtney Davidson, Cade Doggett, Chyenne

Floyd, Josselyn Grove, Rhyan Krueger, Summer Lane, Madison Lewis, Mackenzie Robinson, An-

gel Sanchez, Zoe Sprayberry, Jillian Square

Class of 2019

Owen Beck, Krisilan Brown, Matthew Conner, Maggie Cordell, Jillian Defries, Kennedy Derzapf,

Garrett Faison, Brandon Garcia, Alexis Grove, Avery Layton, Cire Luster, Cassandra Mulkey, Eli

Norris, Lara Potts, Daisy Robles, Caitey Sawyer,

Joshua Shaw, Kerynn Sizemore, Charli Waggoner

Class of 2018 Jorge Arevalo, Emma Bass, Nicholas Baxley, Sa-vannah Brown, Jake Bulanek, Nathan Clark, Mi-

kaela Doggett, Jason Dowlen, Larissa Flores, Dyl-an Hall, Meagan Hardin, Rylee Hicks, Blake Ler-

ond, Jayla Melvin, Chance Morse, Piper Simons, Amanda Soza, Zachary Sprayberry, Samantha

Stanley, Andrew Taylor, Jacob Taylor, Ashton

Tocquigny, Tyler Van Duser

Second Nine Weeks Honor Roll

Congratulations students on your hard work!

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Principal’s Honor Roll 3rd Grade Gracie Ballew, Kylie Blankenship, Hadley Brossman, Henlie Crites, Phoebe Cunliffe, Donaven Dominguez, Fred Flyger, Jaycee Gabel, Garth Glidewell, Sydnie Hale, Sam Norris, Lily Pinnick, Blake Reeves, Jack-son Taylor, Tommy Thomas, Madison Thompson, Branton Ulum, Kinlee Williams 4th Grade Shane Allen, Avery Arledge, Jason Breeze, Emma Brinlee, Bailey Brown, Rylin Brown, Acie Burden,

Rendon Campbell, Amelia Carter, Joshua Cordell, Chad Derrick, Braylee Gallier, Madison Gibson, Lexi

Guzman, Lauren Helgren, Dash Hewitt, Marcus Hol-comb, Gram Jager, Anna Kinkade, Natalie Lamb, Ka-lob Loftice, Karalyn Mask, Rachel McCarthy, Tyler Mendez, Jesse Mercado, Laney moore, Esmeralda

Pina, Joshua Rogers, Archer Simons, Alissa Thomp-son, Haven Victory, Natilee Wooten

5th Grade Nicolette Benyounes, Ava Brown, Jackson Brokaw, Bradic Carter, Hannah Cooper, Marjayce Cooper, Tucker Crites, Austin Draper, Ethan Floyd, Brady Flores, Suzanne Flyger, Macy Hicks, Tyler Kitchens, Caleb Kumler, Anthony Leonard, Laila Newkirk, Elly May Priest, Cera Sanchez, Kenzie Severson, Laura Simmons, Katie Spears, Zayne Tardiff, Hayden Tayler, J.W. Tindall, Brian Usrey, Ava Vaughan 6th Grade Hayden Allen, Kayden Brichat, Ryan Bulanek, Shel-

ton Burden, Leslie Castro-Valdez, Kendal Clark, Bail-ee Dorris, Tristan Gardner, Hannah Hayes, Arin

Henshaw, Adrienne Johnson, Gavin Kyle, Blayze Massey, Malloree Meek, Kaiden Mullinix, Cole Rich-ardson, Natalia Robles, Riley Rolen, Emma Schia-

vone, Kolby Stubbs, Hailey Trainor, Otto Vandiver

7th Grade Kiley Arledge, Blair Baker, Brock Baker, Robert Ballew, Sarah Bankston,Kylee Beach, Brooklyn Blodgett, Brady Bounds, Payton Cole, Makena Hart-line, Lily Helgren, Dawson Hensley, Spencer Hinds, Darren Holcomb, Mollie Hooten, Lane Kendrick, Jen-ri Lopez Trejo, Alectra Mask, Jeffery McKinney, Me-gan Severson, Brayden Taylor, Grady Waldrip, Alexa Wallace, Lily West, Emily Wilson, Kori Wilson

8th Grade Tucker Aaron, Sophia Allen, James Anthony, Kaycee Arnold, Bo Baker, Lillie Baxter, Hannah Bondaren-ko, Haley Dixon, Quinton Douglas, Walker Durham, Tristen Faries Wilson, Luke Garner, Shellby Harwell, Kollin Kumler, Mandie Kyle, Landan Morse, Justine Norris, Canyon Payne, Kaden Pyle, Spencer Roberts, Blake Rolen, Emily Sanders, Zackary Sheehey, Gracie Simpson, Lisa Sutherland, Danyel Usrey Class of 2021 Carl Besario, Harvest Call, Armando Carrillo, Edu-

ardo Carrillo, Tanner Carter, Derek Chartier, Ethan Cooper, Sasha Lewis, Trystan Mallory, Carson Mil-

ler, Cole Moore, Aaron Morris, Zayden Owens, Chi-sum Priest, Zane Russum, Madeleine St Amour, Hay-

den Trainor, Thomas Weaver, Lauren Yelton-Brown

Class of 2020 Kaitlyn Burgess, Vanessa Flores, Bradon Garcia, Ari-

ana Gonzales, Hanna Gonzalez, Elsie Hooten, Stevie James, Racheal Jones, Maci Keener, Cole Kendrick, Garrett Kyle, Jaycee Little, Marlee Martin, David Olf-

ers, Braden Oliver, Blake Peters, Austin Pierce, Wrangler Priest, Isabella Smith, Drake Spears, Addi-

son Wegley, Matthew Wilson

Class of 2019

Chesney Blount, Carson Branham, Jayci Burns, Mor-gan Callan, Emma Cobb, Candice Coufal, Steven

Crawford, Brittany Doring, Alyssa Garner, Macauley Lamb, Sebastian Lopez, Lindsey Markcum, Kyla

Neal, Lauren Nichols, Bryan Ponder, Laney Rice, Christian Smith, Haley Snavely, Tanner Thomas, Alexyss Williams

Class of 2018 Garrett Baker, Spencer Barnes, Kinley Gafford, Ste-phen Hinds, Baileigh Massey, Samuel McCreary, Phillip McGehee, Colby Meek, Dezeray Poe, Jaden Powell, Wade Rolen, Stephanie Simpson, Ashley

Sloan, Newman Sparks

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Second Nine Weeks Honor Roll

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Junior High UIL Results

7th & 8th Grades

Number Sense

Ansley Campbell—4th Place

7th Oral Reading

Sarah Cooper—5th Place

8th Oral Reading

Sarah Clapp—6th

7th Ready Writing

Teryn Halliburton—1st Place

JJ McKinney—4th Place

8th Ready Writing

Bo Baker—4th Place

7th Calculator

Aiden Neal—5th Place

8th Calculator—3rd Place Team

Kerigan Wegley—6th Place

7th Maps, Graphs, and Charts

Jenri Lopez—5th Place

Grady Waldrip—6th Place

8th Maps, Graphs, and Charts-3rd Place Team

Lisa Sutherland—6th Place

7th Music Memory—1st Place

Team

Sarah Cooper—1st Place

Ansley Campbell—2nd Place

Kori Wilson—4th Place

Spencer Hinds—6th Place

8th Music Memory-2nd Place Team

Grace Marsh—1st Place

Jaden Nelson—4th Place

Justine Norris—6th Place

8th Impromptu Speaking

Jaden Nelson—5th Place

Sarah Clapp—6th Place

7th Mathematics-2nd Place

Team

Jonathan Cox—1st Place

Ansley Campbell—4th Place

Brayden Taylor—6th Place

8th Mathematics

Brenna Williams—4th Place

7th Social Studies –1st Place

Team

Dawson Hensley—2nd Place

Emily Wilson—4th Place

8th Social Studies-3rd Place

Team

Grace Marsh—2nd Place

7th Editorial Writing

Kori Wilson—4th Place

Jackie Searle—6th Place

8th Spelling

Gracie Simpson—5th Place

7th Science-2nd Place Team

Jonathan Cox—1st Place

Brigette Saxon—5th Place

Arial Cox—6th Place

8th Science-1st Place Team

Grace Marsh—2nd Place

Emily Sanders—3rd Place

7th Art

Lily Helgren—3rd Place

7th Listening-1st Place

Aiden Neal—1st Place

Spencer Hinds—3rd Place

7th Chess-3rd Place Team

Jenri Lopez—4th Place

Fisher Simons—6th Place

“Talent is God given. Be humble. Fame is

man-given. Be grateful. Conceit is self-given. Be care-

ful.” -John Wooden

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Bells ISD Administration Office

1550 Ole Ambrose Rd.

Bells, TX 75414

903.965.7721

Superintendent

Joe Moore

Administrative Assistant

Kristi Taraba

Assistant Superintendent

Tricia Meek

Business Manager

Marilyn Steger

Business Admin Assistant

Heather Waldrip

Bells Elementary

110 Scott Rd.

Bells, TX 75414

903.965.7725

Principal

Yalonda Ivers

Assistant Principal

Melissa Flyger

Student Advisor

Carla Norris

Campus Secretary

Stephanie Hinds

Pritchard Junior High

1510 Ole Ambrose Rd

Bells, TX 75414

903.965.4835

Principal

Will Steger

Counselor

Kristi Stubbs

Campus Secretary

Cindy Moore

Bells High School

1500 Ole Ambrose Rd

Bells, TX 75414

903.965.7315

Principal

Josh Weger

Counselor

Karri Branam

Campus Secretary

Sharon Blount

PEIMS Coordinator

Lori Flores

Baseball

Softball

Bells Panther Baseball and Lady Panther Softball Schedules of District Games

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