Belton Middle School

Proud of our Belton Middle School FFA President Mary Dupre keys and Vice President Sisi Taylor for representing our chapter Saturday night at the Farm Bureau Dinner!

They had the opportunity to attend, lend a helping hand, and connect with members of our local agricultural community. We are thankful for opportunities like these that allow our students to serve and grow as young leaders.

A huge thank you to Anderson County Farm Bureau for everything you do to support agriculture, FFA, and the next generation of agricultural leaders. We truly appreciate your continued support of our students and program!

Mr. Yates’s students took measurement beyond the classroom and into real-life situations! 📏 From building a house and digging a pond to cutting hair, students explored how measurement is used every day. Learning has never been more hands-on! 🖤💛 #BMSWarriorPRIDE

🏈 Football season is here, Warriors! Check out the 2026 BMS Football schedule and come out to support our team! All home games are played on the BMS football field. Let’s pack the stands and show our Warrior PRIDE! 🖤💛 #BMSWarriorPRIDE

Mrs. Wright's students kicked off Day 1 by exploring the scientific method through the phenomenon of flipping water bottles! 💧 Students tested bottles with different amounts of water to determine which was easiest to land. Science + curiosity = a great start! 🖤💛 #BMSWarriorPRIDE

What a GREAT first two days at BMS! 🖤💛 Our classrooms are full of learning, and our Warriors are off to an amazing start. We’re so excited for all that this school year has in store! #BMSWarriorPRIDE

A huge thank you to Mrs. Densmore for treating our BMS faculty to a delicious cake! 🎂 Your kindness and generosity made our staff feel appreciated, and we are so grateful for your support of our Warriors. Thank you for helping make BMS such a special place! 🖤💛 #BMSWarriorPRIDE

Welcome back, Warriors! 🖤💛 Our BMS faculty and staff are excited to kick off a new school year and can't wait to welcome our students back. Here's to a year filled with learning, growth, and Warrior PRIDE. Let's make it our best year yet! #BMSWarriorPRIDE

Show your school spirit with an BMS t-shirt! Whether you're a student, parent, or staff member, now is the perfect time to grab yours.
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Open House is on Tuesday, August 4, from 2:00–6:00 PM! This is a great opportunity for your student(s) to connect with our faculty and staff before the first day of school. You may also register, pay fees, and find answers to questions about the upcoming school year.
Be sure to participate in our "Skip the BMS Car Line" fundraiser! Proceeds will directly support our students and teachers throughout the school year.

2026-2027 Supply Lists are hot off the press! Excited to see our prepared Warriors for the start of an awesome school year!

🥎 BHP Softball is excited to announce our 2026 Summer Softball Camp! Join us July 20-22 at BHP High School for three nights of skill work, competition, and FUN with BHP players & coaches!
🕠 5:30 PM
👧 Rising 1st-6th graders
💲 $70 registration

This May, the Belton Middle School Band performed for the Richard Campbell Veterans Nursing Home in Belton, South Carolina, and the Maples Nursing Home in Honea Path, South Carolina.

On Tuesday, May 12th, and Wednesday, May 13th, select students performed solos and chamber music indoors for the residents.

On Tuesday, May 19th, the full Belton Middle Concert Band, comprised of 7th and 8th-grade band students, performed an outdoor concert on the front lawn for the residents of Richard Campbell Nursing Homes.

After each performance, the students took time to visit and share joy with each of the residents in attendance. We are extremely proud of our Warriors for giving back to their community!

From Anderson District 2: Summer Meals Program--All children and teens 18 years of age and younger may receive meals at no cost, regardless of the school they attend. Meals must be eaten on site at Honea Path Elementary (HPES) or Belton-Honea Path High (BHP). Please refer to the flyer for additional details.

From Anderson District 2: Summer Meals To Go-Children and teens 18 years of age and younger may also receive weekend “Meals to Go” on select dates. To participate, a parent or guardian must complete the weekly Google Form by the deadline to reserve meals. The form will be emailed to families each week. Meals can be picked up at HPES or BHP. Please see the image for more information.

A huge thank you to Citrus Paradise for the awesome sweet lemonade treat! 🍋 Our staff loved it, and we appreciate your support of BMS! 🖤💛 #BMSWarriorPRIDE

Yesterday, our 7th grade students who completed the 20 Book Challenge celebrated with pizza and a movie! 🍕🎬 Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Hitch are beyond proud of Anna, Eva, Maximus, John, Bryce, and (not pictured) Kelleigh, Aggie, and Levi for this awesome accomplishment! 🖤💛 #BMSWarriorPRIDE

Yesterday we celebrated our 8th Grade Awards Day and recognized the hard work, leadership, growth, and accomplishments of an outstanding group of students. We are proud of all they have achieved and can’t wait to see what’s next for them! 🖤💛 #BMSWarriorPRIDE

Day 3 of 8th grade adventure to Charleston. Boone Hall Plantation to start the day followed by a tour of the SC State House. Now to get this crew home! Great learning, great students, great trip. Go Warriors!

More day 2 8th grade Charleston Trip photos. Excited for day 3! Update coming from Boone Hall Plantation and SC State House as we make our way back home