Dr. Munro Visits Beloit

District Employment Fair Opportunities

School Board Hires Dr. Stanley Munro as Superintendent

BMHS Earns Gold Standard Recognition

SDB Properties For Sale

Lots For Sale

New Bridge & Build Video Available

Bridge & Build Video

JROTC Receives Award

JROTC Receives Award

Community Partners Donate for Students

Winter Coats Donated

Superintendent Search Begins

Superintendent Search

Wedig Named First Team All-State

Wedig to Play at Illinois State

November is National Homeless Month

Help Our Homeless Students

Kids Against Hunger

Students Fighting Hunger

BMHS JROTC Members Post Colors

BMHS JROTC

SDB Alum Donates Corvette

American Muscle Car Donated

Assistant Superintendent Receives Award

Dr. Williams Receives State DPI Award.

BMHS Teacher Receives Award From Yale

Teacher Get Award from Yale University

JROTC Participates in Local Event

JROTC Provides Door Service

School Supplies Donated

Several Companies Provided much needed School Supplies.

4th Street Closure in Front of BMHS

Beginning Monday, August 20, 2018 Fourth Street will be closed in front of Beloit Memorial High School. (Click on 4th Street Closure above for full story)

Three Beloit Schools Named Title I Schools of Recognition

Schools from around the state learned recently that they are among 135 being recognized for their success in educating students. Three Beloit schools made the list. Click on the title to learn who earned the recognition.

BMHS Student Not Throwing Away His Shot with #EduHam Chicago

Beloit Memorial High School student, Matthew Wick, has been selected to perform his original rap at the CIBC Theatre in Chicago where Hamilton is currently being performed. The opportunity is a part of the Hamilton Education Program (EduHam), an innovative program integrating history and the performing arts.

School District and Police Department Collaborate on School Safety

The School District of Beloit and Beloit Police Department are collaborating on a number of initiatives to improve school safety and the learning environment. Specifically, the two organizations are working together to revise the Code of Conduct, to update the memorandum of understanding, and improve communications. Click the title for the full story.

The House that Students Built

Students gain marketable career skills while creating affordable housing in the city of Beloit, Wisconsin. Students enrolled in the construction pathway at Beloit Memorial High School have the unique opportunity to build a home. Upon construction completion, homes are placed on the market and profits are used to help continue the program. (Click the title to read more)

BMHS Hall of Fame Ceremony

Beloit Memorial High School honored alum John C. Wong (class of 1984) with induction into the Hall of Fame during a public ceremony at April 13, 2018. The ceremony took place in the high school’s Barkin Arena. It marks the 27th induction for the Beloit Memorial Hall of Fame. (Click the title to read more)

Mentoring Students One Bench at a Time

Students in the CLC after school program at Fruzen have been busy building relationships with mentors and volunteers from Corporate Contractors, Inc. (CCI) of Beloit. (Click the headline to read the full story)

Where in the World is Ms. Fluker?

Where in the World is Mrs. Fluker became a competition between students and classes. Students did not always have time in class to participate but many made the choice to do it on their own. And students missed Mrs. Fluker so much they would often use Google Classroom as a platform to let her know.

Reading Tour Benefits All Students

Beloit Memorial High School Student athletes visited several school this week to read to younger students. Click the title for the full story.

Early Literacy: Books Build Brilliant Brains

Did you know that 80% of the brain is developed between birth to 3 years of age? In fact, 90% of the brain is developed by age 5. That means the achievement gap can start in the toddler years; and the School District of Beloit is looking to intervene.

Crazy about Cookies

Thanks to Treehouse Foods in South Beloit for donating cookies to two of our schools.