Work based learning highlight - Workbased learning (WBL) is a program that connects classroom learning to the workplace through real world and simulated work experiences. This school year students have been able to participate in a variety of different work settings, to even include farming.
Matthew works at the Community Center daily often starting very early to fill the role of lifeguard in the aquatics center. Matthew appreciates the placement and remains appreciative of the flexibility and understanding given earlier this year when he had to complete work at the community center in different ways following a disappointing football injury.
Thank you Matthew Griese for showing up daily and representing Bullock Creek as a WBL student in our community!
Justin Hayes currently fills his WBL job at Hemlock Semi Conductor. HSC is one of the world's largest providers of hyper-pure polysilicon and other silicon-based products. Explore Markets & Technologies. News and Stories.
At work Justin helps with administration work in plant and engineering services.
"Some examples of what I do includes counts for the stock rooms and tags around the plant. I also stock the break rooms and office supplies in the buildings. I like the work based learning because I’m getting real world experience in an industrial setting." - Justin Hayes
Thank you Justin for continuing to represent Bullock Creek working in the field daily.
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Perrin and Olivia work daily in the work based learning program at MyMichigan Medical Center on the Neuropsychology floor. The 24 bed unit specializes in the care of post surgical patients who have undergone brain surgery, spine surgery or are recovering from injury caused by trauma.
Both Perrin and Liv note that they love the work, and feel very helpful in their current roles. In addition many coworkers raved about both students at a recent visit we had scheduled for check in on how all is going. Way to go guys! Such an asset to the current hospital team.
Continued congratulations to Perrin and Liv - what a perfect opportunity for each of you as you continue your dreams of working in future healthcare roles.
Creekers for a Cause volunteered at Breakfast with Santa at Messiah Church. They were face painters, served as elves in the Toy Shop, and helped with crafts.
Freshmen Biology classes in their two lab days, learning about Microscopes and then Osmosis…
Crafts in the Creek - Holiday Craft Show - Saturday, December 7th, 9am-3pm @BCMS
Mrs. Martin’s physics students measuring the effect of mass on static friction.
Algebra 1 students at BCHS designing their own towns using linear functions.
Happy Friday!!! AP Bio is learning about Cell Signaling, so we related it to a Rube Goldberg Machine ;). These guys can work hard and play hard too!!! So fun :)
Thanksgiving in Foods & Nutrition class
Yoga in Spanish today...
Congratulations to BCHS Drama on a great performance this weekend!
Congratulations to Autumn Fransen on her recent DAR award.
BCHS Drama Presents...Make Em Laugh. Show schedule for Friday, Saturday & Sunday. See flyer for details.
BCHS kicked off Midland County Kindness Week with “Kindness Rocks”. During lunches, students had the opportunity to paint positive and inspirational messages on rocks.
BCHS (ONLY) will be releasing students at 10:00 today due to a power outage issue. Busses will run as normal. The district internet and phone service is down as well which makes communication delayed. All other buildings will remain in session.
Halloween at the high school.
The Sustainability Game we played in freshman Bio :). Reinforces the importance of smart choices and how sustainability can benefit our environment!!! It’s like the game of life, so they got to practice math too ;). Win win!!!
Mrs. Martin’s physics students working on a new projectile motion problem.
Mrs. Martin’s physics students were observing two velocity vectors being added together.
Creek sophomores at MiCareerQuest.
