The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors and its president, Cindy Chavez, recently recognized several individuals and organizations who have performed outstanding service to the community during the pandemic. Among them is Mark Moreno, Bellarmine’s associate Continue Reading...
Despite the pandemic and limited numbers of students allowed on campus, Bellarmine College Prep has continued to live its motto of being “for and with others.”
Its virtual Spring Food Drive in March raised Continue Reading...
Authors and professors Dr. Cornel West and Dr. Robert George come from opposite ends of the political spectrum and are often referred to as the “ideological odd couple.” George, a Catholic conservative who is a professor of jurisprudence at Princeton University; and West, a Baptist liberal who is a professor of the practice of public philosophy at Harvard University, are friends who Continue Reading...
Bells Speech and Debate team members competed during the weekend of October 16-19 with back-to-back openings of all three of their initial league tournaments of the season. Given the current pandemic, tournaments continue to be virtual competitions.
“The coaches are all stunned at how well Continue Reading...
Nico Aragón-Guevara ’23 is being recognized for his volunteer work and will be honored as the 2020 Central YMCA Youth Volunteer of the Year.
Nico was nominated by the Central YMCA youth sports staff for Continue Reading...
A total of 16 Bellarmine current seniors were named among the 16,000 semifinalists in the 66th annual National Merit Scholarship Competition. These students are: Continue Reading...
Bellarmine College Preparatory has achieved the rank of #1 in Best All-Boys High Schools in California by NICHE.
The NICHE 2021 Best All-Boys High Schools ranking is Continue Reading...
Bellarmine College Preparatory is excited to announce that Nate Sutton ’00 will be the head of program for Varsity Baseball. Coach Sutton brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience, a tremendous amount of success at all levels of baseball, and a strong understanding of the tradition and Continue Reading...
Bloomingdale’s Valley Fair, the recently opened location of the iconic department store, is partnering with Bellarmine College Preparatory for its 66th annual fashion show on November 14, 2020. The event, which is the Bay Area’s longest-running Continue Reading...
Bellarmine’s Speech and Debate Team had a very successful start to their season. The team virtually “travelled” to Texas and Long Beach to compete in the first two invitationals of the season.
Adarsh Hiremath ’21, Surya Midha ’21, and Eric Gottlieb ’21, were among the Continue Reading...
Bellarmine students have stepped-up in numerous ways to help those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, from raising funds for and/or manufacturing Personal Protective Equipment for healthcare workers, to providing food and clothing for Continue Reading...
When California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 793 into law on August 28, among the youth most excited about the occasion was Bellarmine junior Aditya Indla ’22, who had an opportunity to be on the Zoom call when the bill signing took place. Aditya has been involved with Continue Reading...
As is tradition at Jesuit schools throughout the world, Bellarmine began its 2020-2021 school year the morning of August 17 celebrating the Mass of the Holy Spirit.
Still operating under State and County health guidelines during the Continue Reading...
Bellarmine student Nathan Su ’23 spent much of his summer connecting people who need face coverings with those who are donating them. Nathan and a friend started the website maskconnections.com to connect the community and his church family in Continue Reading...
After 65 years, the Bellarmine Mothers’ Guild (BMG) is determined not to allow a pandemic to cancel what is believed to be the Bay Area’s longest-running fashion show, and disappoint Bellarmine students who rely on the annual tradition for Continue Reading...
Bellarmine’s Speech and Debate Team wrapped up its 2019-2020 season with a very strong showing as they competed virtually at the National Speech and Debate Association (NSDA) Tournament held during the week of Continue Reading...
Coach Mike Rodriguez ’93 spent 19 years in various roles within the Bellarmine community. Beginning in 1989 as a student, Rodriguez returned to Bellarmine as a member of the Admissions Department and coaching in both the basketball and baseball programs. Rodriguez landed in baseball as the Head of the Baseball program when his coach and mentor Continue Reading...
Several Bellarmine seniors have received recognition from the Santa Clara County Alliance of Black Educators (SCCABE) in the organization’s 31st annual Student Recognition Program. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this is the first year that the Continue Reading...
Bellarmine’s Robotics FRC team, The Cheesy Poofs, recently received the 2020 Chairman’s Award from the Central Valley Regional Tournament. Although the competitions were cancelled due to health and government restrictions during the COVID-19 crisis, submissions for awards Continue Reading...
Several Bellarmine faculty and staff members, along with members of the Jesuit Community, chose to spend the first day of Teacher Appreciation Week by demonstrating their appreciation for seniors on May 4th. Students from the Class of Continue Reading...