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In 2023, U.S. News & World Report rankings placed all Bellevue School District high schools as among the top 30 best high schools in Washington state. Bellevue High was ranked #6 in Washington and #350 in the National Rankings.

BHS students excel in the classroom and beyond — the school is consistently a top contender for the Scholastic Cup, honoring both athletic and academic achievements. With Advanced Placement courses (27!) and electives (37!), BHS has a remarkable array of classes, clubs, and activities where students can pursue their passions. Options include Career and Technical Education courses such the automotive technology program in a state-of-the-art facility unique to BHS.

What can I do to make a difference? Where can I find a solution? How can I help others succeed?

For nearly 20 years, BHS student have given back to their community through countless hours of service. Each year, the entire school community gathers to support local shelters and make a lasting impact. The Wolverine Guard (WG) award is presented to students who perform 100+ hours of community service.

Learn about other people, places, and cultures. Recognize, support, and celebrate individuals. Participate in the community. Create a better world.

Bellevue high students are passionate leaders. They sit on district committees, lead state-wide initiatives, and attend school board meetings to advocate for issues like environmental sustainability, literacy, and inclusive curriculum. They work with school and district staff to implement innovation solutions.

Honest. Accepting. Respectful. Kind.

BHS draws from a diverse community. Students who come from a long line of Wolverines sit alongside students whose families have recently moved to Bellevue from cities and countries around the world. In the spirit of inclusion, BHS students are committed to making Bellevue more inclusive, more affirming, and welcoming place for everyone.