Current Event students are currently working on researching candidates who will appear on the ballots for the General Election in our district. We created tables on the board with information from our research (These are the Democrat and Republican candidates for Governor). During election week, we will be holding a classroom election where they get a general idea of how the voting process works.
Physics students went out to take a look at and measure the angle of the solar panels.
They tried to launch a tennis ball such that it would be in the air for 6 s. It would have to be launched at close to 30 m/s.
This group in honors physics was the first to make correct calculations to send a horizontal projectile through a ring.
Our parents of our senior football players, band members, and cheerleaders are reminded that we will recognize you and your athlete before the football game this Friday, October 21st. Parents of seniors are asked to line-up by the concession stand gate entrance by 6:20
Bullock Creek JV Football game @ Swan Valley, scheduled for Thursday, October 20th has been CANCELLED.
Algebra 2 kids created a piecewise function from a class 400 meter relay. Here are some pictures of the fun.
Mrs. Martin’s physics students were walking and throwing bean bags in the hallway to learn about projectiles.
Microscopy skill practice. Drawing prepared slides in Biology
The Band Showcase that was scheduled for this evening has been cancelled due to weather concerns. This event has been rescheduled for Monday, October 17th starting at 6:00pm.
Thank you to the Carter-Longuski Agency for donating a new table to our outdoor area.
Spanish students at BCHS enjoy a fiesta today!
Bullock Creek High School is hosting a blood drive on Oct. 18th. Please consider donating!
Physics students learning about adding vectors using their feet.
Have you been to a home volleyball match yet this season? If not, you are missing the fun!
Physics students in Mrs. Martin’s class were measuring their reaction time with a meter stick.
The students in Physical Science Chemistry were identifying types of mixtures today in lab.
BCHS has some exciting news to share! The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced the names of the Semifinalists in the 68th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Jimmy Inman was recognized for being among the top scoring students who took the PSAT/NMSQT last year. He has the opportunity to compete for one of the National Merit Scholarships. Congratulations and good luck in the next step of the competition Jimmy!
Congratulations to Mikayla Blasdell and Megan Rosolowski. These two recently received the National Rural and Small Town Award from College Board. They earned this recognition because of their academic achievements in school and outstanding performance on the PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT10. They've accomplished these milestones during an immensely demanding period of their high school career. We are proud of their accomplishments!
Did you make it out the football game this weekend?
Mrs. Sawicki's class watched a demonstration and worked to determine why a can of Diet Coke floated in a tank of water and another can of Coke sank in the tank. Then, they did a lab to test their predictions about why that happened and collected and graphed the data. Sounds like they had a great first week!
