REGISTER NOW FOR BBLC SUMMER LAX CAMPS!
Dates have been set for the 2019 Summer Camps! Sessions run Monday - Thursday from 9:00 am - 2:00 pm. All sessions are open to players starting K-8th grade in Fall 2019:
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR ONE OR MORE SESSION(S)
Share with your friends! Summer camps do NOT have school/residence eligibility constraints and are open to age appropriate players from ALL areas.
Students and Staff from Bellevue High School, Chinook Middle School, Medina Elementary, Enatai Elementary, Clyde Hill Elementary, Wilburton Elementary and Woodridge Elementary Schools are invited to perform on our lovely grand piano in the BHS Performing Arts Center.
All performers must audition by sending a video of the piece you intend to perform.
Number of performers may be limited by age groups and length of recital.
The deadline to apply is Monday, June 3rd, 2019.
Please contact Natalie Littrell via email at natalie.littrell@gmail.com or Edd George, Bellevue High School Band Director, via email at georgee@bsd405.org for more information.
In person auditions available to BHS students and staff only.
The Bellevue Girls Basketball Team, along with Coach Nick Crossan and his coaching staff, will be running a basketball program at Bellevue High School for girls in grades 3rd-8th to learn basketball skills through drills and scrimmages. The goal is to HAVE FUN while learning basketball!
When: June 28th-30th from 9-3
Location: Bellevue High School
Cost: $150
To register go to -
https://www.bellevuegirlsbasketball.com/campsevents
FRENCH and SPANISH SUMMER CAMPS IN JULY:
City of Bellevue and ParisAcademy Northwest have entered joint agreement in offering SUMMER CAMPS at BELLEVUE HIGHLAND PARK AND COMMUNITY CENTER in July 2019.
City just opened enrollment for the camps and since they are divided to Week1, Week2, AM and PM, for each language you have 4 options that you can choose to sign up for one, two, three ore all four. \For example if your child desires one week of full time French camp, you need to sign up for 2 options ( Week1 AM and Week1 PM). There is not going to be a waiting list and each camp will have maximum 20 students capacity. It is first come first served.
All the information and link for registration can be found in attached flyers and also on our website ( Summer Camp Page).
Teen volunteer opportunity:
Teens (13-18 yr.) can apply for Internship/Volunteer opportunity through formal volunteer application. High school students and Teens with FRENCH or SPANISH language ability have priority. For more information, you can contact us through email.
Adult volunteer opportunity:
If you have signed your student for summer camp and would like to be volunteer, opportunities through formal city of Bellevue Volunteer process will be available. We would prefer volunteers who have FRENCH and/or SPANISH language knowledge and of course all volunteers need to pass City background checks.
Scholarship and resident discount:
Bellevue Residents have slightly lower rate due to city program policy. Also Scholarships are available through Bellevue Parks and Community Services. You could contact Highland Community Center for direction on Scholarship applications.
Registration Link and Important Contacts:
Direct Registration: http://register.bellevuewa.gov or visit www.parisacademynw and go to SUMMER CAMP page.
Information: www.parisacademynw.com
E-mail ( for info): info@ParisAcademyNW.com
Phone (Bellevue Parks and Community Services): 425-452-6885
Phone (Highland CC): 425-452-7686
Rising Speakers Gavel Club is a youth Toastmasters speech and leadership club that offers students the opportunity to improve their speech writing, speech delivery, leadership capability and confidence through the world-renowned Toastmasters method. We emphasize hands-on learning, as only through experiential learning, through successes and failures can one master the art of speech and leadership. If you are interested in registering, please come to one of our meetings as a guest free of charge to see what it is all about.
Location: Newport High School Library, 4333 Factoria Blvd SE, Bellevue, WA 98006. Time: every Thursday, weather permitting, 7:00 – 8:30 P.M.
Ages: 10 and up
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Locahoops is an elite
For more information and sign up, please go to https://localhoops.leagueapps.
The goal for this 10 week program is to teach the fundamentals of basketball through a structured learning environment. Athletes will be trained on ball handling, proper shooting technique, footwork into a right hand & left hand layup, initiating contact offensively and defensively, and general basketball IQ. Our Academy emphasizes respect, discipline and hard work. We ask that all athletes come ready to listen and learn, we will handle the rest!
Players are expected to bring their own basketballs every Monday!
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Girls Basketball - Bellevue High School
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Bellevue High School Junior Cheer Clinic
Free Friday Art Activity by Bellevue Honor Society NAHSBellevue Arts Museum from 4-6pm, first Friday of each month. For the past four years, NAHS has been hosting Free Friday Art Activities (FFAAs) at the Bellevue Arts Museum from 4-6pm to provide children with access and the opportunity to enhance their artistic skills and interests. We have also reached out to our local elementary schools and public libraries to provide more ways for children to participate in our events. Through our cooperative efforts, we could provide children with even more spaces to cultivate innovation and ingenuity, as well as providing art education that is otherwise diminishing in local programs. |
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Comprehensive IT Education and Visual Art from STEP Computer Academy
Age: 3rd-5th Grades Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday shuttle bus will pick up kids from the school, and parents will pick them up from STEP Computer Academy(5-10 minutes from Medina) at 7.00pm. Information on the program: http://seattle.itstep.org/news-slider/visual-arts-program-for-kids-9-12-years-old/ Detailed curriculum: http://seattle.itstep.org/study-programms/Academy-ART.pdf Tuition: $480/month + $60 transportation fee(optional) To sign-up or ask any questions: e-mail: office.seattle@itstep.org, or call 425-598-9697 |
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CUB SCOUT PACK 435
Last year, Cub Scouts from Medina Elementary School built and raced cars, rockets, and boats, built models, practiced archery, hiked, camped, biked, swam, practiced first aid, visited a fire station, helped distribute food to the needy, had a sleepover at the zoo, scooted around in a giant hamster ball, went fishing, and much more. And this year will be even better. Best of all, our Pack welcomes all boys. There are no tryouts. No cuts. We encourage boys to try new things, meet new friends, and push their limits in a supportive, no-bullying environment. The Cub Scout motto is “Do your best” and we strive to help our Scouts fulfill this promise. You can join anytime during the school year. Check out our calendar at www.pack435.org and join us for a meeting, event, or adventure. Go places. Do stuff. Be part of the fun and adventure of Cub Scouts. For more information, visit www.pack435.org, or contact Jonathan Kagle (jonkalist@hotmail.com) |
New after-school program on Comprehensive IT Education and Visual Art from STEP Computer Academy located in Bellevue (transportation from school will be provided). The program is a combination of comprehensive IT (programming, game development, graphics design, hardware, 3D graphics and printing, web development, etc.) plus comprehensive visual art program – all in one solution."