Student Life

Student Life

The education that we offer our students is not limited to what occurs within the four walls of the classroom, between first bell and final bell. The development of the whole person, a hallmark of Jesuit education, is only satisfied by helping our students explore their interests and cultivate their talents. To that end, Bellarmine provides a myriad of co-curricular activities which give the students the opportunity to grow in understanding of themselves and others.

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Student Life FAQs

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What types of co-curriculars does Bellarmine offer?

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There are over 100 clubs on campus, in addition to our four largest co-curriculars - Robotics, Speech and Debate, Theatre Arts and Yearbook. If you add in leadership opportunities like student government, Yell Leaders, and Big Brothers, there really is something for every one.

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Does Bellarmine host dances?

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Bellarmine hosts several types of dances during the school year, including mixers, date dances and formals. Mixers offer a great way for students to interact informally in a supervised and safe environment. They are set up by age group - freshman/sophomore, junior/senior - and dates are not necessary nor are they the norm.

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In addition to dances, how else can I meet girls?

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Although girls aren't on campus during our school day, there are many opportunities for boys and girls to meet and hang out - at athletic events and on-campus events such as plays, concerts and our annual spirit rally. Additionally, our Theatre Arts program draws the participation of girls from local high schools.

Student Life News

  • Bells Named to All-Bay Area News Group Basketball Team

    Congratulations to Kiran Kruse '19 and Quinn Denker '20 who were recognized as being among the top basketball players from the East Bay, South Bay and Peninsula by the Mercury News.

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  • K-Bell Turns 35

    The 35th annual Kiwanis-Bellarmine track meet, i.e., K-Bell, was held on March 9th at Westmont High School. The joint venture between Bellarmine and the Kiwanis Club of West San Jose has become one of the premiere track and field events in the area, the proceeds of which go entirely to charity.

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  • Cast for Spring Comedy I Hate Hamlet Announced

    Jeremy Lum, director of Bellarmine's spring production of I Hate Hamlet, has announced its cast.

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  • Soccer Claims CCS Open Division & Norcal Titles

    2019 NorCal Division 1 Champions

    Over the course of nine days, Bellarmine soccer put into play what they had been working toward the entire season, earning Central Coast Section (CCS) Open Division and California Interscholastic Federation's (CIF) Northern California Division 1 championship titles.

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