Chezy Champs 3.0: Raising the Bar

While the final bell on Friday may have meant the start of a weekend binge-watching session or video game tournament, it meant the start of the annual Chezy Champs Robotics tournament hosted by Bellarmine. Teenagers from robotics teams in California, the Pacific Northwest, and Houston convened to see who would be crowned the best in…

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Surface Tension

Last February, rumors began to spread that students’ beloved iPads would be replaced with Surface Pros, and reactions were unsurprisingly mixed. The majority of teachers were happy about the news, seeing the Surfaces as a better device for writing due to its full keyboard, and a way to cut down on games in the classroom….

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New Faculty Spotlight: Mr. Yu

Mr. Terry Yu is a new member of the Math Department, teaching Probability and Statistics as well as Discrete Math. Originally from Southern California, he’s been in the Bay Area for over 13 years now. He graduated from UCLA with a double major in Computer Science & Engineering and Economics. Afterwards, he received his teaching credential and…

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