Huge congratulations to Bullock Creek senior Aiden Carter on his incredible performance in the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Young People’s Concert this past February 6th! Aiden’s passion for percussion was on full display, and we couldn’t be more proud to see his hard work and talent recognized on such a prestigious stage. Way to represent the Lancers, Aiden—keep making Great music!
General art is working on a complex 1pt perspective drawing of a city.
BCHS Foods class is busy making chicken & rice with baked potatoes.
Future college students in the making! Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Brown had a blast showing students around Delta College and SVSU today! From touring the residence halls to picturing themselves in the library, the excitement was real! #FutureReady #CollegePrep"
Mrs. Martin’s physics students working on projects liking making papyrus, using a muscle sensor, and making motor generators. They are getting some help from Coach Dan.
Good luck to our bowling teams competing at Valley Lanes today.
Currently, the Human Anatomy and Physiology class (offered through Central Michigan University) is learning about the Muscular System. Students were challenged to choreograph a dance, to showcase the muscles used in certain movements or to research and present on a muscle related topic. This activity allowed students to show off their knowledge of body movement and the major muscles involved… They all did a great job and had a lot of fun!!! Extra thanks to Mr. Tisdale for helping support this project!!!
BCHS Food classes make a French dessert, Beignets.
Chemistry class working in a hydrate lab.
The building trades students are insulating and hanging the garage drywall as the interior is finished. We are also setting panels for our gas and electrical meter boxes.
In honor of National School Counseling Week, we want to express our deepest gratitude to our two incredible high school counselors at Bullock Creek High School. They are truly the heart of our school, always ready to listen and solve problems with compassion and expertise. Beyond their tireless work scheduling classes and finding the perfect post-secondary paths for our students, they go above and beyond by leading vital student organizations like Creekers for a Cause and PeerLift. Whether they are hunting for scholarship opportunities or offering a word of encouragement in the hallway, their dedication to student success is unmatched. BCHS is so fortunate to have such caring professionals who consistently put in the extra hours to support our kids—thank you Mrs. Brown and Ms. Slabaugh, for all you do!
BCHS Varsity Cheer had an outstanding performance tonight.
English 12 students kept warm by writing winter-inspired magnetic poems on this frigid January morning.
Midland’s Open Door expressed a need for warm, winter clothes for their clients. Creekers for a Cause members stepped up to shop for and donate needed items.
The Leadership class is working hard to put together activities for the pep assembly. The Winter Sports assembly will be the afternoon of February 20th.
BCHS Foods classes are learning to make chicken quesadillas today.
Homeownership students learning to set a wax ring...
Students of Mr. Dexter's film class are beginning to work on their first few projects. They are combining their knowledge of writing, storyboarding, lighting, shot composition, and acting in order to create their own short films. Students collaborate through the whole process from writing to editing to create unique visual media.
Guitar class students practicing...
Welding students working independently on projects in the shop.
