Graduation is on May 16th, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at Lou Graslie Field, weather permitting.
BELLE FOURCHE SENIOR IS SECOND RISING STAR OF THE WEST FINALIST
Belle Fourche High School senior Alexis Pickett is the third finalist in KOTA Territory’s Rising Star of the West Scholarship contest. Pickett competed with three other outstanding Black Hills high school students the week of March 2nd on KOTA Territory News on FOX at 6 & 9.
Pickett’s commentary on 911 dispatchers was rated the best of the week by both viewers on www.kotatv.com and a KOTA Territory panel of judges.
She will now be back on the air in late April and May, competing with the other three finalists for a total of $7,500 in scholarship money from Black Hills FOX and Monument Health. The winner will receive a $4,000 scholarship.
Belle Fourche High School senior Alexis Pickett is the third finalist in KOTA Territory’s Rising Star of the West Scholarship contest. Pickett competed with three other outstanding Black Hills high school students the week of March 2nd on KOTA Territory News on FOX at 6 & 9.
Pickett’s commentary on 911 dispatchers was rated the best of the week by both viewers on www.kotatv.com and a KOTA Territory panel of judges.
She will now be back on the air in late April and May, competing with the other three finalists for a total of $7,500 in scholarship money from Black Hills FOX and Monument Health. The winner will receive a $4,000 scholarship.
BELLE FOURCHE SENIOR TO BE FEATURED IN RISING STAR OF THE WEST CONTEST
Belle Fourche High School senior Alexis Pickett will be featured as part of KOTA Territory News’ Rising Star of the West scholarship contest Wednesday March 4th on KOTA Territory News on FOX at 6:00 and 9:00. Pickett qualified for the contest by submitting a short video of herself to KOTA Territory News.
Pickett is one of the semi-finalists who will be seen through March 13th. Her one minute commentary will be aired and then placed on kotatv.com for viewers to watch and rate. One competitor from each week will then advance to the final round in May. The winner from that group will receive a $4,000 college scholarship, with a total of $7,500 in scholarship money awarded from KEVN Black Hills FOX and Monument Health.
So far 3 Belle Fourche High School Seniors have past their written Class A Permits. This allows them to drive semi and practice for their drive test!
Belle Fourche High School Career Fair 2026 was a success!
Our Advanced and Welding 2 students traveled to Lake Area Technical College in Watertown, SD, for the annual LATC Weld Off—and they represented Belle Fourche incredibly well!
Top Performances:
• Silas Carson placed 3rd in the Advanced Division!
• Tucker Hughes & Kyle Hendrickson tied for 8th out of 73 competitors.
• Mason Nehl finished 11th, Nathen Hudson 12th, and Carmen Beguin 18th in the Advanced Division.
• In their division, Alexis Jewett placed 14th, Alexa Stone 16th, Aolani Stone 20th, Meghan Jordan 19th, and Kate Blair 21st.
Students built a challenging weld project under competition conditions and gained valuable hands-on experience.
It was a long two days, but our welders made us proud with their hard work, skill, and professionalism. Great job to all who competed!
Top Performances:
• Silas Carson placed 3rd in the Advanced Division!
• Tucker Hughes & Kyle Hendrickson tied for 8th out of 73 competitors.
• Mason Nehl finished 11th, Nathen Hudson 12th, and Carmen Beguin 18th in the Advanced Division.
• In their division, Alexis Jewett placed 14th, Alexa Stone 16th, Aolani Stone 20th, Meghan Jordan 19th, and Kate Blair 21st.
Students built a challenging weld project under competition conditions and gained valuable hands-on experience.
It was a long two days, but our welders made us proud with their hard work, skill, and professionalism. Great job to all who competed!
Tuesday, December 2nd Belle Fourche students in Ag Mechanics and Heavy Equipment Operation tour with Scull Construction at Monument Health site to see trade skills opportunities.
Belle Fourche FFA Reporter Justus Marshall is also reporting for FFA in the USA.
https://www.ffa.org/ffa-in-the-usa/manifestation-of-the-motto-generational-service-matters-national-ffa/
Thank you all for the support of our program.
Our 2025 Adult Night Welding Class wrapped up this week! 🔥
Students had a blast learning new skills, finishing final welds, and showing off their projects. Big thanks to our awesome instructors, Jim Hartwell and aides! Several students are already excited to come back next year—some for the third time! 👨🏭✨
#welding #communityclass #adulteducation
Students had a blast learning new skills, finishing final welds, and showing off their projects. Big thanks to our awesome instructors, Jim Hartwell and aides! Several students are already excited to come back next year—some for the third time! 👨🏭✨
#welding #communityclass #adulteducation
BFHS's National Honor Society is organizing its 9th annual "Giving Bell Tree" to fill the wish list of our local children in need! If you would like to give, pick up a bell from the school office of the high school, middle school, or South Park elementary. Gifts must be returned unwrapped, with the bell attached, to the school by December 11. Thank you!
Lights On After School, a special family night event, will be held at the Belle Fourche High School from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, Monday, October 27th.
All Belle Fouche School District students and families are invited for an activity night featuring, drones, a digital scavenger hunt, Halloween crafts, and a book signing by author Sean Covel.
Pizza will be provided.
The family night is free for families to attend courtesy of the 21st Century Belle Fourche After-School programs.
Thank you!
All Belle Fouche School District students and families are invited for an activity night featuring, drones, a digital scavenger hunt, Halloween crafts, and a book signing by author Sean Covel.
Pizza will be provided.
The family night is free for families to attend courtesy of the 21st Century Belle Fourche After-School programs.
Thank you!
Parent Teacher Conferences Thursday Oct 2nd from 1:30-7:30.
Family Night and let us serve you dinner 🌮
Class of 2026 wins the annual Class Float Competition!
Go Broncs 💜👏
Homecoming 2025 Early Release Information
HEO already working on Simulators!
Our Advanced Welding Class is off to a great start this year.
Marching practice has begun. Love this time of year! Go Broncs!!!!
Welcome back BRONC NATION!!
Bus Stop Location Change – 8th Ave & Jackson Street
Families, please note: The bus stop at the corner of 8th Ave & Jackson Street will now pick up and drop off students across the street at Herman Park.
⚠️ Please use caution in this area and remind children to avoid the construction around the old Police Department building.
Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe!
Families, please note: The bus stop at the corner of 8th Ave & Jackson Street will now pick up and drop off students across the street at Herman Park.
⚠️ Please use caution in this area and remind children to avoid the construction around the old Police Department building.
Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe!
Yearbooks are in. They can be picked up in the office August 4-August 7 from 8-11:30. $45 if you did not pre order a book.
When school starts pre-ordered books will be handed out from Mrs. Day’s room in the CTE building.
