Heeding our call as a Catholic school in the Jesuit tradition, this March 2026 Bellarmine Drama offered Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis’s exuberant piece of musical theater, Urinetown, a piece of theatre that invites us to imagine a gritty, slightly alternate reality, and to consider how we might avoid or, if necessary, respond to such a reality.
Bellarmine is proud to celebrate Amber Brunner ’08, who has been a nurse for 13 years and currently works at Seattle Children’s Hospital as a pediatric emergency room nurse.
As a dedicated volunteer and mentor with our school’s FIRST Robotics program, Jake Dusek B’09 has been instrumental in raising the level of excellence on the field.
Spring sport registration is now open on myBellarmine for the 2026 spring season. All athletes wishing to participate in tryouts MUST complete the registration process before the first day of tryouts. A current physical must also be on file in the Athletic Office. This is required for participation in spring sport tryouts, and students will be unable to join practices until a physical is on file.
We are excited to announce that our Bellarmine Cheer team has qualified for the 2025–2026 WIAA State Cheerleading Championships, taking place on February 6–7 at Battle Ground High School.
Were you part of ASB leadership during your time at Bellarmine? We’re excited to reconnect with our alumni and invite former ASB leaders to a special ASB Leadership Dinner Celebration this April.
Mary Byrne B’79 is a lifelong resident of Tacoma, a Bellarmine alumna, and a dedicated servant leader whose professional and philanthropic efforts embody the mission of Catholic, Jesuit education. As a member of Bellarmine’s first coeducational class, she graduated in 1979 and has maintained a deep connection to the school ever since.