Bullock Creek Equestrian 2023 State Champions!!! Outstanding performance Creek! This is an amazing group of coaches, athletes and horses!!!
Congratulations to Pine River Elementary's Lancer Superstars for the month of September! Thank you for demonstrating daily positive character traits.
Today a panel of amazing students representing Midland County school districts shared they're perspective on life in Midland County with the 2023 cohort of Leadership Midland. Bullock Creek was proud to host and proud of each of these students!
Pine River students have been enjoying the new 9-Square playground equipment the BCEL/PR PTO purchased and installed.
Way to represent, Creek Band! Your Bullock Creek Band earned straight Division I rails with an A in every category at marching festival in Owosso this week!
On Thursday, October 5th, some of the BCMS Peer to Peer group met with other middle school and high school students around the county to celebrate this year's Kick-Off for our campaign. During the conference, members learned about mental health and illnesses, coping skills, and best practices for communicating with peers. This conference was a collaborative workshop that served as a planning session for students to discuss this year's topics. This year's topics will align with the Primary Assets: Positive Peers, Self-Esteem, and Sense of Purpose. The BCMS's Peer to Peer group is excited for this year's activities at the middle school.
BCMS is proud to announce our first Lancers who Lead recipients for the 2023-2024 school year. The students were nominated by teachers and staff for consistently demonstrating the traits of Leadership, Effort, Attitude and Dependability.
We congratulate these students! Sixth grade: Tucker Rhynard, Raegan Peters and Beau Hanson (not pictured). Seventh grade: Simeon Ludwig, Claire Andrews and Maci Reinke. Eighth grade: Bella Bredt, Hunter Swint and Jorja Holzinger.
BCEL had a Dancing Pig brighten up our morning drop-off!!
This pig is hungry and needs you to order pizza kits from our PTO fundraiser!!
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Thank you Dancing Pig for making us all laugh and smile today!!
Mrs. Hupfer's mother-in-law, Michel Hupfer, visited her kindergarten class. She taught them about black walnut trees, using materials in unique ways, and helped them create fall decorations using tree cookies from a black walnut tree.
Bullock Creek Middle School hosted a Curriculum Night in which parents could come into the school, meet their child's teacher and learn about the great things their students are doing and will continue to do throughout this school year.
After letting the cement cure, volunteers returned to Pine River Elementary to remove the forms and to cut lines into the cement.
Pine River Elementary is excited to have Trinseo and Three Rivers employees volunteer their time and resources to provide a beautiful outdoor space for our students. On September 1, volunteers poured cement for the new area.
BCMS students definitely showed their "Pure Imagination" for our Willy Wonka themed Homecoming spirit week! The kids were excited, creative and most of all...they had a BLAST!
Day two of the Regional competition, Creek Equestrian is doing an outstanding Job! One more day!
Incredible Homecoming Day for the Creek with an amazing 42-7 victory over Hemlock!
Teachers never stop improving their craft! These BC teacher leaders were all in on Achievement Team training with Steve and Michelle Ventura! @smventura
Middle school dances are the best!
1st graders in Mrs. Chappel's class preview and predict before they dive into reading. This prereading activity sets them up for success as they begin to read their "good fit" books during independent reading time!
We are so proud of our deveping readers!!
BCEL is LOVING Spirit Week!! Today was "Dress like a Grandparent" day and boy did the kids/parents (and our teachers) get creative!!! We had some awesome Grannies and Grappies walking our halls today!!
Most days, our youngest nature students have “explore time” after their nature lessons and investigations. So many things happen during this independent play. Today, during a brief period spent in the sand, I observed many things. Students practiced sharing and communicating with one another, discoveries about what seeds look like inside were made, vocabulary was expanded to describe the textures and appearance of sand and items it contained, and we counted “birthday candles”. Most importantly, we made valuable connections with nature and each other.
