The BCHS Drama club presents their Fall Play Rossum's Universal Robots October 10th, 11th, and 12th. See attached poster for details. You can purchase tickets ahead of time here or at the door.

🌟 Student Spotlight: Morgan at Freeland Foot & Ankle Clinic 🌟
At her co-op placement, Morgan is gaining hands-on experience in healthcare—both with patients and behind the scenes! 👩⚕️
On a typical day, Morgan takes patients to exam rooms, charts notes, assists with procedures, and helps keep the office running smoothly. In this photo, she’s autoclaving instruments to ensure they are properly sterilized.
“I really enjoy learning how a doctor’s office operates and about different medical conditions. I’m also developing skills in patient interaction and learning to use the office’s EHR system.” – Morgan
Way to go, Morgan! 👏 Your dedication is preparing you for a bright future in healthcare. It’s a great day to be a Lancer!
#WorkBasedLearning #HealthcareCareers #StudentSpotlight
At her co-op placement, Morgan is gaining hands-on experience in healthcare—both with patients and behind the scenes! 👩⚕️
On a typical day, Morgan takes patients to exam rooms, charts notes, assists with procedures, and helps keep the office running smoothly. In this photo, she’s autoclaving instruments to ensure they are properly sterilized.
“I really enjoy learning how a doctor’s office operates and about different medical conditions. I’m also developing skills in patient interaction and learning to use the office’s EHR system.” – Morgan
Way to go, Morgan! 👏 Your dedication is preparing you for a bright future in healthcare. It’s a great day to be a Lancer!
#WorkBasedLearning #HealthcareCareers #StudentSpotlight

Mr. Kloha teaching proper techniques in the weld shop this morning. One of his points to students was how high carbon steel creates more sparks when grinding/cutting it.


Mrs. Clare’s Psychology class got creative with neurons today—building beaded models to show how brain cells connect and communicate. Synapses never looked so stylish!




BCHS Powderpuff game...





PeerLIFT students at BCHS had a busy week sharing information about Suicide Prevention and encouraging good teen mental health. #stopthestigma





Beautiful work by our BCHS art students.


BCHS Building Trade students set floor joist this afternoon.



BCHS Art students are making progress..


At BCHS, our Career & College Advisor, Mrs. Newton, is meeting with students to discuss their dream jobs and goals for the future!

Our Human Anatomy class, which is taught in conjunction with CMU, was practicing to be joined virtually by a CMU professor through some incredible technology. This has been a great collaboration between Bullock Creek School District and Central Michigan University.





BCHS Art students begin work this morning on a Bullock Creek mural on the west wall of Mike's Country Grocery.


We’d like to thank Bierlein and their crew for coming out to site with the crane to set our 567 lb beam. It’s always a fun day when the big machines are on site. Now that we’ve got the heavy steel set, the students are finishing basement walls for the stairwell and laying out floor joists to prep for the deck.


Congratulations to our Bullock Creek Equestrian team on being this years's regional champs.

In AP bio students are learning about the importance of cell structures and functions, so today we related bubbles to a plasma membranes.


Biology students were calculating how much carbon dioxide trees can capture from the air… Super fun and ties into our nutrient cycle lesson.





BCHS Sports Boosters...



Bullock Creek High School students participated in PeerLIFT training on Thursday. They have so many activities planned to promote a caring culture and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.




The students got to learn how basement concrete floors are set with a pump truck. Thanks to Innovative Concrete and J and L Concrete Pumping for the help.




Thank you to the HBA for donating hard hats to our students this year. We appreciate your partnership and investment in the trades to keep our students safe on site.

