December 2, 2020 • No Comments
Budgeting and funding plays an important role in the management and employment of a high school such as Bellevue East. According to the nonprofit research organization Urban...
Vincent Niewald, Reporter
October 7, 2020 • No Comments
With the start of a new school year, Bellevue East has made many changes to the day to day activities in and out of the classroom. One such change is the implementation...
Madie Ybay, Co-Editor in Chief
February 28, 2020 • No Comments
East will receive repairs and replacements to the roof, water heater, and auditorium as the Bellevue Public Schools Board of Education decided at the end of last year. On...
January 10, 2021 • No Comments
2020 has been considered a rather bad year, but it wasn’t as bad as some people make it seem. With various COVID-19 vaccines becoming available to the public, the end of...
January 10, 2021 • No Comments
Jalyn Souchek graduated from Bellevue East in 2011. In high school she participated in multiple extracurriculars. She was a reporter for the newspaper and was on the yearbook...
January 10, 2021 • No Comments
John Campbell, is truly Bellevue born and raised. He graduated from Bellevue West High School in 1989, and now finds himself back in the district as an instructor in english...
January 10, 2021
When you think of high schoolers playing sports most people’s minds go to the typical sports like football, volleyball, and basketball. But what about the students that...
December 14, 2020
On a cloudy, windy day in September, mid-practice, coach Lelland Ducksworth motivates junior Gavin Zurcher and sophomore Kyrell Jordan. “He’s a nice coach and he...
December 2, 2020
The Bellevue East varsity softball team ended their 2020 season with a huge accomplishment, placing 7th in the State tournament. Head varsity coach Whitney Wilson said the...
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![Many people affected by the flood still hae a lot of work to clean up the destruction. The city is helping to assist with some of the clean up efforts. “We’re also helping figure out [the flood victim’s] mitigation and getting rid of their property and hauling it away to the dump so we’re providing dumpsters and items like that,” Mayor Rusty Hike said. Photo by Cora Bennett](https://thechieftainspear.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/flood2-900x437.jpg)
