Bullock Creek High School

Student work based learning highlight

“At MI iVRx I help keep the office organized by updating files, printing EOBs, and keeping everything neat and efficient. I’ve really enjoyed seeing how attention to detail keeps things running smoothly!

This experience has helped me sharpen my organization skills and learn how an office operates day to day.” - Mattie Gagne

BCHS Staff showing off their amazing school spirit.

Good Luck to our BCHS Cross Country runners at this weekend's MHSAA State Finals. Go Lancers!

Happy Halloween from the students at BCHS...

Happy Halloween - students and staff dressing up to celebrate the holiday.

Students from Mrs. Discher's 6th Hr Leadership class carved out an encouraging message for Friday's Halloween festivities.

Happy Halloween from the folks at BCHS

The Midland County Educational Careers class, taught at Bullock Creek High School, had a great day with the L.I.F.T. (Leaders Influencing Future Teachers) at SVSU. They attended sessions on teacher certification, scholarship opportunities, project-based learning, ways to make classes more engaging, and other classroom- and teaching-related topics. Students will get the chance to apply what they learned today in this class and in their classroom placements. Students were also able to get a tour of the SVSU campus and see some of the freshman dorms. Some of the students were also excited to eat at the SVSU cafeteria!

BCHS Homeownership students learn to pour concrete.

Graphic design class is working on  a miniature water tank model to wrap with artwork made digitally that brings awareness to clean water. This is based off of the Water Tank Project in New York City,(2014) where artists transformed the city's water towers into a city-wide skyline art exhibit.

Simon working on welding up a splitting wedge in the weld shop.

Art student, Tori, works on creating a comic book.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month.  Creekers for a Cause helped to recognize this month with a Volleyball Pink Out last Wednesday, followed by a Pink Out spirit day at school on Friday and the Football Pink Out.  Nearly $500 was raised, and the money will be given to Cancer Services Midland.

PeerLIFT students at Bullock Creek High School got together Saturday to paint "Positivity Pumpkins" to decorate for Halloween! Great job team!

The Lancer Shield yearbook staff celebrates a successful ad sales campaign. The class raised a total of $11,770, which keeps the cost of the yearbook affordable for the student body.

BCHS Robotics is hosting comedians Andy Beningo and Mark Bonto on Thursday night as a part of their fundraising activities. See the flyer for more details.

Thanks to Mrs. Newton, our College Advisor, for setting up a visit to CMU and their College Fair. Any of our juniors or seniors who were interested could sign up. Thank you to CMU for picking up lunch for all our students.

Mrs. Martin’s physics students doing hands-on vector addition.

Welding students practice overhead work this week.