Announcements

2021-2022 yearbooks are here! Students who purchased yearbooks at the beginning of the school year will receive their yearbooks on Tuesday, May 17. If you did not purchase a yearbook at the beginning of the year, you will have one final chance to purchase from the limited amount of extras we have on-hand. Parents may start lining up at the front doors of the school on Friday, May 20 at 7:00am. The extra yearbooks will be sold at 7:30 on a first-come, first-serve basis to those in line. The cost of the yearbook is $40. 

Virtual students should return their Chromebooks and chargers to school on Friday, June 3 (12:30-2:30). Chromebooks should be wiped clean and have any labels with student's name removed (inside and outside). Lenovo Chromebooks should have the case (top and bottom covers) still on the Chromebooks.  Missing or damaged fees are as follows:

Lost Chromebook - $309.52

Missing or Damaged Charger - $30.74

Missing or Damaged Chromebook Case (Lenovo Chromebooks only) - $24.38

Attention Rising 4th and 5th Graders:

Do you want to be a patrol next year? Download the patrol application, complete it, and return to Mrs. B in the library by Monday, May 23. Morning and afternoon patrol slots are available!

High school seniors who attended Bell's Crossing Elementary are invited back on Thursday, May 26 for Senior Day! Any participating seniors are asked to arrive at 7:00 am and park in the grass (like your parents used to do for field trips). Seniors should bring their school ID's and enter through the front office. Check out the Senior Day Flyer for all of the details.  We can't wait to celebrate our BCES alumni.

Attention Rising Kindergarten Parents:

Download the packet below for your rising kindergartener to complete this summer. Your child may return the completed checklist to school during the first week of the 2022-2023 school year for a prize! We look forward to having your child as a BCES eagle!

The single most effective, preventative tool regarding school safety and security is the See Something, Say Something protocol, which every school in Greenville County utilizes. It is critically important that if students see or hear something that is concerning, they say something to a trusted adult or report it anonymously through our reporting system. Reports can be made by phone call, text, email or an online form, which are all accessed through our district website. While Greenville County Schools has had this reporting system in place for many years, we recently updated the icon on student Chromebooks from a “no symbol” to the icon on the left, which visually reflects the See Something, Say Something campaign. Your school will be sharing this update with students, but we want to make sure you as parents as aware of this update and know how to report something or direct your student to report something should it be needed. This update has been made on the Greenville County Schools website in multiple places, and it is currently being updated on all of our school’s websites. Thank you.

Want to give your child a special birthday shout out?  Have they reached a special goal or achieved an accomplishment that you want to celebrate?  Purchase an Eagle News Shout Out for $1 and we will give a Shout Out to your child on our morning news show for the entire school to hear!  If your child misses the announcement, or you want to view it, you can find news episodes on our ENN website to watch online.  Complete the Eagle News Shout Out Google Form to purchase a shout out and send the $1 payment to the office in an envelope labeled ENN Shout Out.  Both the form and the payment must be received 48 hours prior to the shout out date selected to air to get included in the script.