Bullock Creek School District

Our amazing Student Council crew took some time this morning spreading kindness across the halls of BCMS ----- delivering personal thank-you notes and some yummy treats to every single staff member! 🍬💌

Here's a big WOOT WOOT 🙌 to our amazing staff and our Student Council representatives for leading with gratitude and making BCMS a brighter place! 🖤💛

Congratulations to the Pine River November Superstars! Thank you for being responsible, respectful, and safe. We are proud of you!

Congratulations to our fantastic BCMS Lancers Who LEAD for the month of November! 6th Grade: Olivia Dowd, Finn Hedgcock and Hunter Starks (not pictured); 7th Grade: Noah Hansen (not pictured), Maddie Lanphierd and Maisyn Jaskiewicz; 8th: Cheyenne Carman, Cole Estabrook and Sophia Bornemann.

English 6 students in Mr. Wright's class just finished a novel study of the book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen where all of the students engaged with the whole text by choral reading and partner reading. To celebrate their success, 6th graders were encouraged to bring something comfy to class today for a class read-in to promote reading engagement, intrinsic motivation and a positive association with sustained silent reading.

English 6 students in Mr. Wright's class just finished a novel study of the book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen where all of the students engaged with the whole text by choral reading and partner reading. To celebrate their success, 6th graders were encouraged to bring something comfy to class today for a class read-in to promote reading engagement, intrinsic motivation and a positive association with sustained silent reading.

A huge thank you to Big Brothers Big Sisters for their incredible partnership with Pine River this year! Our students are so grateful for the "Bigs" who take an hour out of their week to build meaningful relationships and make a positive impact in their lives.

We are excited to celebrate our amazing 6th grade students for winning this year’s School Food Drive! Their generosity, teamwork, and school spirit helped make a meaningful impact on families in our community.
As a reward for collecting the most donations, our 6th graders enjoyed a special EXTRA lunch. To make the day even more memorable, students spent time outside having fun with staff—playing games, enjoying the fresh air, and enjoying a little treat.
We are so proud of their hard work and leadership. Thank you to all students, families, and staff who contributed to the success of the food drive. Together, we make a stronger Creek Community! 🖤💛

The 5th graders from Pine River and Floyd had a fantastic time exploring a wide variety of careers at Bullock Creek High School! Thank you for this wonderful opportunity.

8th graders at Bullock Creek Middle School had the opportunity this morning to attend the Career Search Event at Bullock Creek High School put on by Midland County's Career & Technical Education Department. Local businesses and volunteers shared their knowledge of various jobs and career options with the students. It was an educational and fun experience for all.

At the November 2025 Bullock Creek Board of Education meeting, our Board presented Lancer Leader Awards to Mrs Calvert, Mrs Bleshenski and Mrs Diaz. Nominations came from Mrs Moses and Mrs Holzhauer. Congratulations to these superstars!

Students in Mr. Pfeiffer's 6th grade science class continue their study of potential and kinetic energy by try their hand at juggling.

Thank you to Ms. Monique and Nicole for hosting a wonderful November Coffee and Connect!

The next Coffee and Connect will be on December 9th — we’d love for you to join us. Attached is the flyer with all the details!

Bullock Creek Middle School celebrated Kindness Week last week. An amazing, fun week was enjoyed by all. Some of the week's highlights included a school-wide "Chain Reaction" Activity, a Scavenger Hunt throughout the school, a Rock/Paper/Scissors Challenge, Puzzles and games at lunch, a "Be the rainbow in someone else's cloud" day, and Kaps on for Kindness day.

Kindness Week 2025 at Floyd filled our hearts. The Kindness Club planned fun morning meeting activities, a trail activity with our buddy classrooms, and a Mix It Up Day at lunch to get to know a new classmate. 

Midland County celebrated Kindness Week, and Pine River students were busy spreading kindness in many meaningful ways. Special highlights included showing kindness to our community by donating new gloves, mittens, and socks to the local shelter; finding comfort in kindness with comfy clothes and hot cocoa; participating in a kindness walk-a-thon; and sharing kindness through art.
A big thank you to Ms. Monique and the 5th grade team for planning such a thoughtful and engaging week.
We would also like to thank Mr. Kevin and our incredible lunch room staff. They were so helpful and supportive.

Recently, a group of very responsible 4th and 5th grade students at Floyd contributed to our school by working on our trail. They accomplished a lot, had fun and great conversations, and discussed what else they can do to help our school.

Mrs. Carey's class loved the extra time they spent at Chippewa Nature Center before their field trip. They had some time to explore the area and have a picnic lunch.

Ms. Bobola's class was able to enjoy pajama day AND a visit from Emily from Chippewa Nature Center. They had a wonderful time exploring the phases of the moon.

Thank you to the Northwood students who volunteered their time to work on trails, garden boxes , and the addition of a new outdoor seating area at Floyd.