Bellefonte Area School District is regularly featured on a website supported by the Pennsylvania School Board Association, or PSBA. The Success Starts Here campaign is a multiyear statewide effort to promote public schools from around the commonwealth.
Bellefonte Area School District had the privilege to partner with LinkedIn to provide our district and community with a blog series that could help in their future work endeavors.
The Bellefonte Area School District has partnered with Safe School Helpline to provide a way for students, staff and community members to help prevent any threat of harm at our schools. Safe School Helpline is a confidential way for anyone to report information about situations that may impact safety at our schools.
Bellefonte Area School District, in partnership with the state, launched the Safe2Say Something helpline through the Safe2Say Program. The initiative, mandated by state law known as Act 44, is an anonymous reporting system designed to help students and staff recognize warning signs of individuals who may be a threat to themselves or others.
Bellefonte Area School District has a commitment to global education by providing opportunities for staff and students to teach and learn curriculum that integrates multiple-dimension teaching into everyday lessons -- through the world language department with Chinese and Spanish taught to students as early as kindergarten, along with providing support for staff who want enhance their own professional learning.
You can donate to the Bellefonte Area School District through the Bellefonte Education Foundation. Please list in the Paypal description where you would like your funds directed to.
Tour Bellefonte on foot while learning about its rich history -- 1:30 p.m. Fridays through Aug. 23 at the Centre County Historical Museum. Facilitated by teachers from Bellefonte Area High School.
Four-mile run/10-mile run will be held 8:30 p.m. Aug. 17 at the High and Spring streets intersection in Bellefonte.
YMCA of Centre County Free Summer Lunch and USDA Summer Food Service programs -- for students ages 18 and younger.
This Superhero Training Academy, Aug. 5-9, is for students in first through sixth grade and is held at Governors Park.
Bellefonte eLearning Academy provides a form of free public education that students attend from home or from another location outside of a traditional classroom setting.
