Bellflower Bulletin — 2006 Outstanding Media Coverage of Public Education Award for exceptional journalism in support of California's Public Schools and School Leadership Issues (by Association of California School Administrators - ACSA, region IV).
CONFIRMATION OF THE GRADUATES as affirmed by the BUSD Superintendent Rick Kemppainen (left) with BUSD President Paul Helzer congratulating the Bellflower High School Class of 2008 during their graduation rites on June 18th at the BHS Ron Yary Stadium.
LYNWOOD — Living in today’s world, many children are left without good role models to look up to. Going to Craig Williams Elementary, the students are not faced with that problem.
BELLFLOWER — Stacy Tuttle, founder of Campaign for Care introduced to Woodruff Elementary in Bellflower its first ever “Blanket Day” during the school’s Christmas celebration week. Many parents volunteered, along with Stacy’s two sons Jordan (5) and Andrew (10), to help and teach students to make 100 pieces of blankets, all in one day, to give out to the homeless in L.A. along with the 400 pairs of socks the entire school collected during its Red Ribbon week. Students and teachers from each class enjoyed the event and the young students learned a very special lesson: “To Give Care” to the needy.
Campaign for Care was founded by Stacy Tuttle and her young 10-year-old son Andrew in March 2004, its objective is to provide warm care and comfort to the homeless in L.A. and since then Stacy, her sons and many volunteers have worked together to realize its goal. To learn more about Campaign for Care visit them at www.campaignforcare.org.
Somerset High – A Model School Strives
to Retain the Same Distinction
BELLFLOWER — Somerset High School has a long history of being recognized by the Department of Education as a Model School since 1996, got the same distinction in 2002 and hopes to retain its excellence in the coming year. The Model School recognition is given to outstanding schools in terms of performance every five years by the Department of Education in the State of California.
MODEL CONTINUATION HIGH SCHOOL — Bellflower’s Somerset High School, recognized by the Department of Education of California as a Model School since 1996 – strives to gain the same recognition in 2007.
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