BCHS Robotics hosts Comedy Blitz on October 3rd. For more information and tickets, follow the link below.
https://bcauditorium.ludus.com/index.php
Mrs. Martin’s physics students calculating their reaction time.
Food Trucks will be joining us at our BC Homecoming (pre-game).
Congratulations to Autumn Fransen for being chosen as Bullock Creek High School's Class of 2025 DAR Good Citizen. A DAR Good Citizen exhibits the qualities of dependability, service, patriotism, and leadership. Her classmates chose Autumn based on those criteria. Autumn will go on to compete against other nominees in the John Alden Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for a scholarship. We wish Autumn good luck in the next phase of the scholarship competition!
English 12 performed Gold Mean skits.
Bullock Creek Equestrian scored 575 points at this weekend's event. They are advancing to Regionals the 26th-30th.
On Thursday, Mrs. Clare's classes enjoyed a patch of nature as they were all asked to collect one item. Because they are reading The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell, they used that item to inspire their own story in their journals.
Mrs. Martin’s trigonometry students were using linear functions to determine how many rubber bands to use for a bungee cord.
Seniors celebrated their last first day of high school by watching the sunrise and enjoying a doughnut.
Bullock Creek High School's Class of 2025 will kick off the school year with Senior Sunrise. This is our senior's last first day of school, and we will celebrate with them before school on Tuesday, August 20. Seniors are invited to meet at the pavilion in Lancer Stadium to watch the sunrise and enjoy a treat.
Skilled Trades & Innovation Day
2024 Midland Youth Law Enforcement Academy - click on the following link for more information and to register.
https://5il.co/2nksf
Earlier in the week, our high school robotics team, BlitzCreek, hosted their first ever STEAM Night! This event provided engaging crafts, robot demos, programming opportunities and even the chance to drive robots. Local firefighters also demonstrated the technology that they use. It was a fun night for families to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math!
Mrs. Martin’s physics students playing with Boomwhackers to learn about resonance and sound.
BC Senior Calyb W. (a 2024 graduate and student of the CTE Ag program) is planting a soybean field this spring using knowledge gained from his CTE program and past experience to make decisions on how get the most from this field.
Our Class of 2024 students enjoyed “Senior Sunset” with games, food, and hanging out with one another.
BCHS Winners at the 2024 Mites Competition...
Haden Felker 1st place and open division level C winner for recurve bow
Dylan Workman 2nd place for epoxy table
Kyle Norris 2nd place for Grandfather Clock
Kyle Norris 2nd place for Grunt Call
Dylan Workman 3rd place for epoxy table
Brady Nestle 4th for poker table
Kyle Norris 6th place for Grandfather Clock
Mason Dana 8th place for dining room table
Elle Hale honorable mention for stool
Mrs. Martin’s physics students doing the limbo before they talk about center of mass.
Mrs. Martin’s physics students use rotational inertia knowledge to try to balance objects.
Congrats to the following students for placing at Michigan Industrial and Technology Education Society of Michigan regional competition.
Brady Nestle 1st for poker table
Kyle Norris 1st for grandfather clock, recurve bow and grunt call
Dylan Workman 1st for two epoxy tables
Elle Hale 1st place for stool
HadenFelker 1st place for recurve bow
Mason Dana 2nd place for dining room table
All projects move on to the State competition later this week
