Belleville East
Student Resources
Belleville East
Stands
Against
Racism
DON’T LET THE MEMORIES
Fade Away
Counseling Department
Our Services
Welcome to our guidance counseling department! We are here to assist you in registering for your classes and ensuring you have all the information you need. We have compiled comprehensive details about the various courses offered, including those crucial for college admission and vocational education.
To access additional resources, please visit our website, where you’ll find valuable information on scholarships, bullying prevention, and the social work services we provide. We highly recommend that both parents and students engage in open discussions to determine the best course selections for a fantastic year ahead.
Work Permits
According to the ISBE web page, work permits are being handled directly via appointment. Please follow the links to the Illinois State Board of Education or a paper application of the form.
Belleville East Health Services
The Belleville East Health Office provides many services as a supplement to care given by parents and the medical community. The Health Office is not a clinic and should not be used as a substitute for medical services normally provided by family physicians.
Located in ‘T’ Building in the back parking lot between the Main Gym and the Industrial Arts building
(Fax) 618.222.3799
Belleville East Nurses
Dana Tell
School Nurse | BSN, RN, CSN, NCSN
Alyssa Ramage
School Nurse | BSN, RN, CSN
Cathleen Zarczynski
School Nurse | BSN, RN
Catherine Petrowske
School Nurse | LPN
School Cafeteria
The cafeteria manager, Crystal Scharf, welcomes all comments regarding the cafeteria operation.
To find out about free or reduced lunches, contact Al Daniels, Assistant Principal, 618.222.3772.
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Crystal Scharf
Cafeteria Manager
School Bookstore
Bookstore hours are 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Textbooks will no longer be sold in District 201, however, a non-refundable $57 rental charge will be assessed each student. All students will be responsible for the purchase of consumable supplies, such as workbooks and supplemental reading materials. Students will be charged for any form of deliberate destruction to a rented textbook.
Students needing replacement IDs may purchase them in the bookstore.
Mitch Ford
Bookstore Manager
Help Stop Bullying
Belleville East does not condone any type of bullying. If you see it, report it. The Assistant Principals and Counseling Office are here to support each and every student at Belleville East.
Bullying can also be reported to bestop@bths201.org
School Yearbook
2023-2024 Belleville East yearbooks will be distributed in May during Lancerfest. Yearbooks may be purchased through April 12, 2024 using the online link. Parents and guardians may purchase a “Senior Recognition Ad” now through February for their East senior student.
Character Counts
Character education prepares students to come face to face with the realities of life, equipped and capable of making ethically sound decisions and responsible choices in a world of challenge, opportunity, and change. Character education provides a foundation upon which the educational community can share in a commitment to the academic, emotional, and social well-being of young people.
Belleville East High School has partnered with two local organizations to further our character education mission within our school and community, the City of Belleville’s BASIC initiative (Belleville Achieves Strength In Character) and the CharacterPlus organization of the greater St. Louis Region.
Krysten Harres
Asst. Principal
Wall of Fame
Nomination Form
You will be asked to submit a mini bio with this nomination. It might be easier to type it on a seperate document and then cut/paste it to this. Bio should be approximately 200 words. You may email a resume as an attachment to Mrs. Harres.
BASIC Initiative
The BASIC Initiative is designed to enhance character in our community, with the hope that each citizen will embrace and live the BASIC qualities. www.thebasicinitiative.com
CharacterPlus
CharacterPlus is an organization which works with schools and other civic-minded organizations to advance and sustain the cause of character education through research, program development, training, professional development, and community organization. www.characterplus.org