Bullock Creek High School

Physics students were reusing trash to build underride guards to stop a Barbie Jeep from going under a semi.

The Educational Careers class from Bullock Creek High School held a book drive this fall to collect new/gently used books from the community. Our goal was to support literacy in our littlest Lancers through book ownership. We collected 3,712 books and on Wednesday, the students were able to give each child at Bullock Creek Elementary one book to finish out March is Reading Month. Students at Pine River and Floyd Elementaries will be given books after Spring Break. The Educational Careers class also recruited Woodworking student Nathan Rivard to build 2 Little Free Libraries for installation at BCEL and Pine River elementary schools. The libraries will be stocked with leftover books from the book drive and we encourage everyone to visit them frequently to get new books. The Educational Careers class would like to thank the following people for helping with our project; -The Bullock Creek Community for their generous donations of books -Ace Hardware for their donation of paint -SchaFour Builders, Inc. for their donation of plywood -Bullock Creek Wood Shop for their donation of miscellaneous materials -Floyd Church of God, Messiah Church, and The Lodge Party Store for serving as collection sites for the book drive.

At the Midland District Event presented by Dow, BlitzCreek battled tough competition and fought their way through the losers bracket to finish as district finalists, taking home second place metals for their hard work. The team was also honored by judges with the Innovation in Control Award for their use of an innovative control system or application that provided unique machine functions. Additionally, Griffin Anderson was recognized as the Dean's List Nominee for his leadership and dedication to the team, and Clane Cammin was recognized as the Woodie Flowers Nominee which celebrates effective communication in the art and science of engineering and design by an adult mentor. 

Mr. Boman’s welding classes competed in their own March Madness with a welding bracket competition this week. 1st place Mya Chippeway, 2nd place Ty Sczepanski.

Journey's Coffeehouse Game Room

Bullock Creek's Building Trades class is hard at work at this year's house.

Andrew Young with a pair of bookcases for Senior Services of Midland.

This past weekend BlitzCreek Robotics competed at the FIM Standish competition. The Robotics Team will be competing again this Friday and Saturday at Dow High. Please join them as they kick off Spring Break with some robot action. The competition is free to the public and all ages are welcome.

The BCHS Math Olympics team competed in SVSU's Math Olympics on March 17. Students participating were Charles DuFort (Level I Honorable Mention), Beck Yerbol (Level II Honorable Mention), Aidan Carter, Marc Woods (Level II Honorable Mention), and Paige Rau. In addition to competing in this year's competition, Bullock Creek also received awards for earning third place in both Level I and Overall Team in the 2022 Math Olympics. The team also showed off their comedic skills in the talent show.

Congratulations to the students selected as Absolutely Incredible Lancers.

Students in World History class learned about Day 1 of the Battle of the Somme by exploring a detailed panoramic drawing of the trenches and battlefield.

Absolutely Incredible Kid Day is a national holiday celebrated the third Thursday of March. To celebrate and recognize our awesome students at Bullock Creek High, we asked the teachers and staff to nominate their amazing students. The 48 students who were chosen as Absolutely Incredible Lancers were posted on the showcase by the Main Office and had special flyers on their lockers. They will also be treated to a doughnut from Cops & Donuts. Congratulations to our Absolutely Incredible Lancers!

Calculus students working hard on integrals.

Bullock Creek High School, in conjunction with Self Love Beauty, hosted a workshop titled "Maximize Confidence in Your Physical and Mental Health" for our students. Topics included growing a positive outlook on life, practicing mindfulness & mindful listening, and navigating through life's challenges. The final workshop that will be offered at BCHS this year will be, "Steps to Gain Confidence in Your Goals With a Passion & Purpose Lens" on April 25. There are limited seats still available for this free workshop. Please contact Jennifer Brown at brownj@bcreek.org for more information.

Financial Math students compare the skills and pay for different careers and industries.

BCHS Drama presents Radium Girls this evening in the auditorium. Tickets are still available for the Saturday and Sunday performances. Follow the link below for tickets. https://bcauditorium.ludus.com/index.php?show_id=200433238

The chemistry and honors chemistry classes made s’mores today as a yummy real world application of limiting and excess reactants.

Physics students doing a demonstration with a bowling ball on a cable that shows energy is conserved.

Check out the attached information for the 9th Annual Skilled Trades Night at J. Ranck Electric!

BCHS Drama presents...Radium Girls