Recently, Mr. Schneider held a State of the School Address in which he discussed future plans with the faculty and staff. Among these initiatives, Mr. Schneider announced his wish to create a bigger coding and robotics program at Belmont Hill. After touring ot...
Mr. Curran’s technology survey was filled out by 434 Belmont Hill students. According to Mr. Curran, the goal was to evaluate the success of the newly implemented Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Program, which was created by Belmont Hill in 2016. An additional ...
by Tyler Forg
In his first year here at Belmont Hill, Mr. Khan has been involved in numerous aspects of campus, fr...
Seeking an opportunity to combine his passions for social justice, art, and entrepreneurship, Charli...
In early January, Senior Nick Daley became just the sixth boy in Belmont Hill history to receive the...
The month-long government shutdown left many reeling as the support of federally run institutions su...
by Jack Weldon
The Melvoin Academic Center, with its imposing physical footprint and floor-to-ceiling windows, make...
by Nick Daley
Over the past year, there has been a proposal to introduce an electronic grade portal for the stude...
by Andrew Lee
Recently, three seniors, Thomas McEvoy, Shane Rockett, and Jack Vander Vort, from Dr. Tift’s rheto...
by John Gaudian
Beginning this March, Belmont Hill will undertake a major renovation project on the much beloved Ham...
