On Friday, community partners visited Pine River to talk with our fourth graders about internet safety, the "8 Never-Nevers" and the power of saying "no." Huge thanks to Officer Brandt, the Legacy Center, and the Midland Child Advocacy Center for empowering our students!
The race was on! We showed our appreciation for the incredible Pine River staff this week with a building-wide game of The Amazing Race. Thank you to the BC/PR PTO for providing wonderful meals for the staff this week. Your support is greatly appreciated.
We are so grateful for everything this team does every day for our students, our families, and each other. They truly go the extra mile!
Pine River 3rd graders got the inside scoop on weather this morning! 🌦️ We were thrilled to host Chief Meteorologist Chris Easlick, who shared his expertise with our students. From the wonders of the water cycle to the science behind clouds, Mr. Easlick kept everyone engaged and entertained. It was the perfect way to see our science lessons applied in the real world. A huge Pine River thank-you to Chris Easlick for making science so much fun!
A thank you to our amazing kitchen team for serving up the tastiest meals at Pine River. Whether they are whipping up a student favorite or sharing a laugh during the lunch rush, these two make our school a better place.
The students often say: "Mr. Kevin is the best cook!" Thanks for all you do, Mr. Kevin and Mr. Dan!
The students often say: "Mr. Kevin is the best cook!" Thanks for all you do, Mr. Kevin and Mr. Dan!
Congratulations to the students who were selected as April Lancer Superstars at Pine River. Thank you for being safe, respectful, and responsible.
Happy Administrative Professionals Day! Thank you, Mrs. Cooper, for everything you do every day for the Pine River staff, students, and families.
For inspiration while writing their text-dependent analysis of plants and trees, Mrs. Shunn’s Pine River students sat among the nature they were studying!
Congratulations to the Pine River March Lancer Superstars! Thank you for being shining examples and role models for your fellow students.
Thank you, Jessica, for your many years of dedication to Pine River and Bullock Creek School District. From safely driving our students each day to caring for them during lunch and recess, you’ve made a lasting impact on so many lives. You’ll be missed.
Shoutout to Ms. Monique, the awesome social worker at Pine River. Thanks for all you do to support students, families, and staff. We appreciate you!
Pine River third graders visited the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library for a hands-on field trip. Our students learned how to care for books, practiced their book-finding skills, and enjoyed a guided tour. Throughout the visit, they participated in fun, interactive activities. A huge thank you to the library for welcoming our students and to the Friends of the Library for generously giving each student a free book to take home.
From 70° to snow, what a week! Pine River 3rd graders dove into Creek Week at Chippewa Nature Center, extending their Michigan history study. They explored Indigenous peoples, Europeans and the fur trade, lumbering, homesteading, and maple syrup, plus how jobs, trade, and natural resources shaped the Great Lakes, especially Midland.
BCMS student council kicked off March is Reading Month with a visit to Pine River, reading aloud and leading a lively rock‑paper‑scissors game! Such a great experience for all students. Huge thanks to Mrs. Gillean and Mrs. Holzhauer for organizing.
The 4th graders from Pine River had a great experience in Lansing today visiting the State Capitol and the Michigan History Museum. They also had the unique opportunity to meet State Representative Bill G. Schuette.
Congratulations to the Pine River Superstars for the month of February! Thank you for demonstrating safe, respectful, and responsible behavior.
The third graders at Pine River celebrated with a cold, sweet treat and got to silly string Mrs. Snell after winning the Coin War. Thank you to the BC/PR PTO for sponsoring this fun event, and to the families who donated coins and dollars to make it happen.
Ms. Evans taught pickleball at Pine River and enjoyed having local instructor Mr. Owen visit to share his skills and enthusiasm.
Congratulations to the January Pine River Lancer Superstars for demonstrating safe, respectful, and responsible behaviors.
Today during recess, some Pine River students spent their time creating cards for the residents at Colonial Villa with Ms. Monique. This is how our students are learning the importance of giving back to the community and spreading joy beyond our school walls.
Mrs. Shunn’s fourth-grade class at Pine River was shaking things up today to discover whether a mountain will last forever.
