Bellville High School’s JV softball team ended the 2025 season with a strong 4-2 record, overcoming a shortened schedule and showing dedication and teamwork throughout.
The Bellville High School Livestock Judging Team had a strong performance at the National Western Roundup in Denver, Colorado. Darcy Luedke earned 2nd place individually, and Paisley Miller placed 7th in the High Individual category, showcasing their hard work and expertise. Their success highlights the importance of agricultural education and the dedication of Bellville students.
Bellville High School seniors are voting on the theme for Prom 2025, with options including Red Carpet, Enchanted Forest, Under the Sea, and Great Gatsby. The winning theme will shape the decorations, attire, and atmosphere for the big event. Voting closes on January 17, 2025, giving students a chance to decide how they’ll celebrate this memorable night.
The Bellville High School cheerleaders are competing in the UIL Spirit State Championships on January 17, 2025, at the Fort Worth Convention Center. The team will be celebrated with a sendoff at 10:00 a.m., as the school community lines the halls to cheer them on. This marks an exciting opportunity for the cheerleaders to showcase their skills and represent Bellville with pride.
In this week’s BVP Newscast, we cover exciting highlights from October 28 to November 2 at Bellville High School! Join us for updates on the Children’s Book Drive, Red Ribbon Week activities, Halloween events, and upcoming sports and academic competitions. We’ll also shine a spotlight on the Student Council’s appreciation for our bus drivers. Don’t miss these key events and more—stay tuned to the BVP Newscast!
Join us for the latest BVP Newscast covering the exciting events at Bellville High School from October 21st to October 26th! From Boo Grams and volleyball games to the Region 3 Cross Country Meet and SAT prep, there's something for everyone. Plus, we highlight the amazing achievements of our students in FFA competitions and the Science Olympiad team at UT Austin!
Bellville High School FFA members excelled at the 2024 Austin County Fair, earning top honors in multiple categories, including Grand Champion Steer, Hog, and Broilers. Students also shone in showmanship and livestock judging events, with numerous first-place wins across the board. Their impressive performance highlighted the dedication and skill of Bellville’s FFA program.
The Bellville High School LEO Club volunteered at this year’s Senior Citizen Day during the Austin County Fair, bringing joy to local seniors by serving lunch and playing bingo. The event, held on October 9th, was a fun-filled day for community members 65 and older. The LEO Club’s involvement was greatly appreciated and highlighted the students’ dedication to giving back to the Bellville community.
After ten years away, the Bellville Brahmas have returned to UIL Team Tennis. The Brahmas advanced to Bi-District after a successful season, and are now on their way to play the Needville Blue Jays at the Area playoff game. Will the Brahmas replicate their past advancements? See them play at Fulshear High School, October 11th.
On October 8, Bellville High School held its annual College and Career Fair for junior and senior students. With participation from 65-70 colleges, universities, and industry employers, students had the opportunity to explore their educational and career options. The event, organized by Mrs. Huerta, gave students a head start on planning for life after high school.
With rivalry and romance wrapped into one, Bellville Playmakers' highly anticipated production of "Oklahoma!" is sure to impress. Featuring a mixture of soft-hearted duets and up-beat, ensemble performances, Caleb Jackson will star as Curly McLain and Tylin Jackson will perform as Laurey Williams. The Brahma Family will not be disappointed with what the Playmakers have in store for December!
