Bellingham Middle Schoolers Get Civic Stadium Event Rules

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  Bellingham Public Schools issued a reminder to families about safety and conduct for middle school students attending high school athletic events at Civic Stadium“Reminders for safety: middle schoolers attending events at Civic Stadium Sep 9 2026 A Message from the Department of Teaching and Learning Dear families of middle school students, We think it is great that so many of our middle school students attend events like football games at Civic Stadium to cheer on our high school teams, connect with their friends and show school spirit.”
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  Middle school students must show a student ID or Skyward screenshot to enter free events“Bring student ID if possible: BPS middle school students can attend athletic events at Civic and our high schools free of charge. They need to show either a screenshot of their photo and name in Skyward, or a middle school ID card if your school provides one.”
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  Middle school students must follow school rules during games“School rules apply: School rules and district policies are in effect at Civic, just like at school. This means that actions at Civic can result in conversations and/or discipline at school.”
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  Middle school students must avoid disruptive behavior“Be kind and principled: Treat peers and other spectators with care and respect. Be mindful of how your actions affect others and avoid behavior that is distracting or disruptive to other fans.”
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  Event supervisors in orange coats will enforce these rulesNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Families are encouraged to attend with students to ensure they understand expectations“We highly encourage families to attend events at Civic with their middle schooler to cheer on the Bayhawks, Mariners and Storm, and thank you in advance for making sure they understand what we expect at these fun community events and how to represent our community well.”
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  Supervision at Civic differs from school settings“Events at Civic are different from events we host at our middle schools. We continue to ask families to attend middle school events with their kids and supervise them during.”