The Bellfort Early Childhood Center is giving Houston's youngest students a great start by focusing on basic reading and writing skills and getting them ready for school. The center just opened a new discovery lab that uses sensory play to help kids learn about life sciences. The staff is committed to making the school a welcoming and safe place for all students to start their education.

Q1. What kinds of meal programs will be available for all of the students at Bellfort Early Childhood Center in the 2025–2026 school year?

Ans. The federally funded Community Eligibility Provision program gives all of the students at Bellfort Early Childhood Center free breakfast and lunch every day.

Q2. Does Bellfort Early Childhood Center help students with dyslexia or other reading problems in a special way?

Ans. The Bellfort Early Childhood Center helps students learn important reading skills by offering targeted reading intervention and specialized dyslexia services.

Q3. What are the school colors and official mascot for Bellfort Early Childhood Center students and staff?

Ans. The Bee is the mascot for the Bellfort Early Childhood Center, and the school's official colors are mostly yellow and black.

Q4. Are there any planned parent-teacher organization events for Bellfort Early Childhood Center this spring?

Ans. The Bellfort Early Childhood Center PTO puts on seasonal festivals and fundraisers to help pay for improvements to the campus and programs that help students learn more.

Q5. Does Bellfort Early Childhood Center have a computer lab just for its students or a 1.1 device ratio?

Ans. Bellfort Early Childhood Center makes sure that all of its students have access to technology by providing them with sets of devices in the classroom and a separate computer lab.