Alumni Update: Shelvin Garrett II earns All-Region accolades

The Beloit Memorial High School graduate earned an All-Midwest Region accolade from the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association for his performance during the 2022 outdoor season.

School District of Beloit Summer School Enrollment Nearly Doubles

In 2021, summer school enrollment was 670, and this year enrollment is over 1,300. Session 1 of summer school began June 21 and will end July 8. Session 2 will begin July 11 and end July 29.

School District of Beloit Featured on Wisconsin Public Radio

BMHS Boys Golf Team earns honorable mention Academic All-State

The GCAW recognizes high school golf teams with the highest team grade point averages, with team defined as the five designated golfers on the roster at the time of the boys spring 2022 WIAA regional tournament.

Beloit Memorial High School Honor Roll

Congratulations to all the Beloit Memorial High School Students named to the honor roll for the fourth quarter of the 2022-2023 School Year.

36th Beloit Sports Hall of Fame Banquet Honors BMHS Alumni and Retired SDB Teacher

BMHS Student set to attend Harvard this fall

Beloit Memorial High School student Dalton Raykowski has been set on attending an Ivy League school for a few years now, but the prestigious Harvard University was actually not at the top of his list. “I was pretty set on going to Columbia,” Raykowski said. “I know Harvard will open so many doors when it comes to graduate schools and internships and I can’t really be disappointed in going there.”

School District of Beloit one of several partners with PBS Wisconsin on First Learning Neighborhood

PBS officially came to the community of Beloit in 2020 and will continue their Neighborhood Learning program until 2025.

BMHS Girls Basketball Team putting in the work to improve in the off-season

The Knights showed progress last season, finishing 7-15 overall and 6-11 in the Big Eight Conference.

BMHS Teacher, Katie Randall to present a Harvard Case Study at the Beloit Public Library

The case study is James Madison, the “Federal Negative,” and the Making of the U.S. Constitution (1787).

Fruzen eighth grader Banks Denu and Cunningham eighth grader Jared Barajas, compete with their Rockford Raptors soccer team in Portugal

Both students received an invitation to the exclusive tournament and picked up a few players from Dubuque, Iowa, for the trip. They played five games in two days and finished fifth.

Beloit Memorial High School Graduates Begin a New Phase in their Lives

430 students received their diplomas on Saturday. Memories and congratulations were shared by family, friends and classmates during the special day.

Eamonn Rougvie and James White Named Rotary Students of the Week

BMHS Jazz Ensemble and Orchestra Perform at Fridays in the Park

The Beloit Memorial High School Jazz Bands have performed for at least 15 years on Fridays at the Park, according to Bands Director Chris Behrens.

Liliana Cardenas and Brionna Ramirez Named Rotary Students of the Week

BMHS’s JROTC program teaches character development

For 103 years, BMHS has been home to the Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) Program. Beloit’s program is the oldest in WI and just one of five programs statewide.

Alumni Update: BMHS Grad Yolanda Johnson hurdles to NCAA West prelims

BMHS Students win 2022 Junior Achievement Titan Competition

Merrick Wales and Harrisdeep Sembhi were the winning team from Beloit Memorial High School.

BMHS Senior, Merrill Reed III, Recognized during the Stateline Manufacturing Alliance Signing Day

13 students from different area high schools were selected for apprenticeships in an “earn and learn” model, which allows them to work full-time learning a trade while also taking college classes that are paid for by their employer.

Jon Dupuis welcomes challenge of running Beloit Memorial athletics

“I have a lot of expectations about what we can accomplish,” he said. “There will be high standards, but not everything is about wins and losses. I’m concerned with doing things the right way and giving our coaches and our athletes the tools they need to have a good experience."