On Monday, Nov. 2, the eve of Election Day, the Lion Journalism program invited students to participate in an optional poll. Here are the results from 485 respondents. The 9th graders had 140 responses with the 10th graders coming close with 134 responses. The 11th graders had 123 responses. The...

"I understand why they are moving the seasons around but it is very frustrating not knowing what is going to happen.”

This year the Bellarmine students are making history, becoming the first class to join fully online.  And although this causes great excitement and new opportunities, many anxieties and questions have risen about the right way to distance learn.  Luckily, students who attended Bellarmine last year...

In the spring of 2020, students experienced a completely new form of Advanced Placement (AP) tests. Due to the closure of schools in response to COVID-19, The College Board turned to online-administered AP tests. Bellarmine students reacted with mixed feelings towards the testing and their results. During...

“It’s a good idea. Why? Because scholarship money can be tied to it,” Bellarmine Vice Principal of Curriculum and Instruction Bill Baerg claims, “and competitive schools want them."