Students in Mr. Wauldron’s Media Tech classes were treated to robotics offerings presented by Mr. Mark Lyons from the Saginaw Regional Educational Media Center (REMC 9). The students are looking forward to many more technology offerings presented by Mr. Lyons and REMC 9. Thank You!
Our Middle School PeerLIFT group attended the county-wide Kickoff today at Meridian High School. This is an annual event where schools from across Mid-Michigan come to plan a mental health awareness and suicide prevention program for their respective schools. Our BCMS students got to collaborate with other schools and worked hard to plan the activities for this school year. We are looking forward to seeing what amazing things this group does this year to help promote our goal.
Volleyball season is off to a great start! Here are some pictures from our last match against Ogemaw!
Our cross country Lancer Invitational was Saturday at Stratford Park. It was a beautiful day, and we had great performances from our runners. Good job everyone!
On Saturday, our Middle School robotics teams learned what the mission of their robot must do this season called BioBuzz! We are so excited for this year! Thank you to our wonderful HS team for hosting a great kickoff event! Go Creek!
This week, 8th graders learned about and modeled the moon’s phases and solar vs lunar eclipses in Mrs. Overholt’s science class.
There's no other way to start Labor Day weekend than with BCMS girls volleyball. Our girls took on Clare tonight and did a fantastic job!
Congratulations to our BCMS 8th grade students! They were celebrated by family and friends at a recognition ceremony as they prepare to make the move to the high school next year. While we will miss all of them, we are excited for what lies ahead for this group of stellar students.
Let's play two! Our 7th graders had a fun time at the Loons game yesterday. It was a beautiful day and a great way to enjoy the end of the school year. Also, shoutout to our 7th grade band for performing The Star Spangled Banner on the field in front of a packed stadium. So cool!
Huge congratulations to our Lancers WHO LEAD recipients for the 2025-2026 school year! 🏆 These students have gone above and beyond to show us what true leadership looks like in our halls and classrooms. Keep leading the way, Lancers! 🖤💛
Ms. Baker's 6th graders just finished their unit on government. They were tasked with manipulating their gummy bears into scenes that depict the different forms of governments found throughout the world. After this, they photographed their scenes and created Google Slides presentations.
Congratulations to our BCMS Lancers Who LEAD for the month of April! 6th grade: Evie Rohn, Harlee Orvosh, Luke Cronkright, and Lucille Bugbee; 7th grade: Patiencia Stevens, Reid Widenmier, Autumn Schweitzer, and Marlow Donahue (not pictured) 8th grade: Anthony Ellsworth, Logan Gear, and Sophia Speaker.
It's track season! Let's go LANCERS!
Our Middle School Spring Band Concert was a wonderful success. It was rewarding to see their hard work come to fruition in such a memorable performance. The evening was made even more special by the participation of our 5th grade guests from Floyd Elementary and Pine River Elementary who joined us with their recorder performances. Thank you to everyone who made this special night happen!
Rain or shine - Nature Exploration goes outside! BCMS students made bird nests and explored the wetlands.
The BCMS Spring Break Classic Staff vs. Students Basketball Game was a huge success and the perfect way to wrap up the week! More than twenty middle school teams stepped onto the court with each receiving a fast-paced three-minute run to take on the staff in an epic showdown.
The energy in the gym was incredible as students gave it their all. Both sides showed impressive teamwork, hustle, and plenty of highlight-worthy moments. While the staff ultimately took care of business, both sides delivered unforgettable plays that kept the crowd cheering throughout the event.
Most importantly, the game was all about camaraderie, school spirit, and having fun together as a BCMS community. It was a fantastic way to head into Spring Break. We can’t wait to do it again next year!
The energy in the gym was incredible as students gave it their all. Both sides showed impressive teamwork, hustle, and plenty of highlight-worthy moments. While the staff ultimately took care of business, both sides delivered unforgettable plays that kept the crowd cheering throughout the event.
Most importantly, the game was all about camaraderie, school spirit, and having fun together as a BCMS community. It was a fantastic way to head into Spring Break. We can’t wait to do it again next year!
Congratulations to the BCMS Lancers Who LEAD for the month of March!
6th: Autumn Richter, Jack Hoggard and Greyson Wilkins; 7th: Colton Young, Ben French and Anya Witkop; 8th: Ryan Mulder, Kendra Haines and Kenadee Dopp (*not pictured)
6th: Autumn Richter, Jack Hoggard and Greyson Wilkins; 7th: Colton Young, Ben French and Anya Witkop; 8th: Ryan Mulder, Kendra Haines and Kenadee Dopp (*not pictured)
Bullock Creek Middle School was excited to welcome members of the Home Builders Association of the Great Lakes Bay Region to our 6th grade classrooms! During their visit, students learned about the many aspects of building a single-family home, including financing, planning, and the skilled trades involved while using math skills taught to them throughout the year. To wrap up the experience, students designed their own home floor plans, calculated costs by room type, and determined the average price per square foot. Thank you to our guest volunteers from HBA for sharing your time and expertise to inspire our students!
Just another calm, cool morning at BCMS!
Maple syrup, anyone? 🍁
Students in Mrs. Parsons’ Nature Exploration class tapped nine trees yesterday to begin the maple syrup–making process. Once the trees produce enough sap, the class will boil it down to create syrup. It takes about 40 gallons of sap to make just 1 gallon of maple syrup!
Stay tuned as the students continue the process and work toward the finished product.
Students in Mrs. Parsons’ Nature Exploration class tapped nine trees yesterday to begin the maple syrup–making process. Once the trees produce enough sap, the class will boil it down to create syrup. It takes about 40 gallons of sap to make just 1 gallon of maple syrup!
Stay tuned as the students continue the process and work toward the finished product.
