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Bell Student Advisory Council (BSAC)

The vision of the Bell Student Advisory Council is to develop a consistent, school-wide plan towards improving Bell's climate of school spirit and open communication. The council is open to any student who wishes to have a voice in the site decision making process of fostering lines of open communication with all Bell community members, be it students, staff, parents, and the community at large.

Dances

School dances are scheduled several times throughout the school year. These are fun events that offer entertainment and refreshments. The dances are held in the auditorium after school from 2 p.m. until 3:20 p.m. In order to attend a dance a student must have a 2.0 grade-point average and have received no "N's" or "U's" on the most recent report card or progress report. The following rules are in affect at all school-sponsored dances:

1. Only Bell students can attend. No outside visitors/guests are allowed.

2. Be inside the gate by 2 p.m., unless you have a note from your teacher.

3. Wear your wristband at all times. (If you have not received one, present your school photo ID card and receipt to assigned staff.)

4. Shoes must be worn at all times.

5. Once you leave the dance, you may not be re-admitted.

6. Inappropriate dancing is not allowed. (Students must be six inches apart from all people on the dance floor; dance face-to-face; and may not lie down on the dance floor.)

Student Photo Identification Cards

Every student will have a photo taken for a Student Identification Card at no charge. These cards must be carried at all times for identification purposes. These cards are required to make financial transactions at the financial office, to borrow books from the library, to utilize computers; to vote in school elections; and to gain entry to all dances. A replacement ID card can be purchased for $5 at the financial office.

Financial Services

The financial clerk sells yearbooks and accepts payments for lost, damaged, or stolen books and library fines. Students must come to school prepared with the correct change to make financial transactions. The financial office has limited time and monies available to make change for students. School indebtedness will affect a student's eligibility to participate in school and athletics and will prevent ninth graders from participating in promotion.