A Poetry Fest to Remember
By all metrics, this year’s Belmont Hill Poetry Fest was impressive. Twelve finalists performed this year, from Form I all the way up to Form V; each chose a remarkably…
May 2026
Mr. Bounty’s Retires After 16 Years at BH
After 16 years as Belmont Hill’s Chief Financial Officer and Director of Operations, where he was responsible for school finances and operational oversight, Mr. Jay Bounty will retire this June.…
2026-2027 School President
This spring, Form V elected Charlie Rubel ’27 as School President for the 2026-2027 school year. He takes over the reins from outgoing president Grant Hanser ’26, whose tenure brought…
Earth Day Chapel Speaker
Belmont Hill marked Earth Day with a Chapel talk from Jim McCarthy ’90, who has devoted his life to restoring and rejuvenating valuable ecosystems. Mr. McCarthy works for WaterWatch, an…
Senior Assasin Takes Over
Directed by the Form V Senate, the Senior Assassin Game returned to Belmont Hill this spring. The tradition is an activity that the senior class looks forward to as they…
BH Robotics and Drones Compete at Nationals
For the fourth year in a row, Belmont Hill traveled to the VEX World Championships, hosted this year in Saint Louis. At the championship, teams competed in a game called…
Spring Accomplishments and ISL Championships
With the Spring season now over, Belmont Hill has had a wildly successful athletic season. The track team capped a successful regular season with a dominant ISL championship. With Belmont…
Dylan Casillo ’26 Awarded Athlete of the Issue
Belmont Hill senior Dylan Casillo ’26 first picked up a lacrosse stick at just five years old. Now, having completed his Belmont Hill lacrosse career, he won two ISL championships…
Spring Sports Chapel
On Thursday May 21, the Belmont Hill community gathered in the Hamilton Chapel to celebrate yet another successful athletic season. The time was spent honoring team accomplishments, individual accomplishments, and…
The Quiet, Unyielding Machine That Is Augusta National
There is a sign at the gate. It is small, so small that most people would miss it while driving down the busy Washington Road. For an institution of Augusta…