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Students in the Education Pathway also get to experience FCCLA because it is intra-curricular. Through this intra-curricular lesson, students learned about the FCCLA National Program, Student Body. The Student Body Program helps students learn to make informed, responsible choices for their physical and mental health. Student Body has four different units; The Healthy You, The Fit You, The Real You, and The Resilient You. Heidi Taylor, Registered, Licensed Dietician, shared important information about nutrition for teens as well as about her career for The Healthy You unit. Alison Lee, BCHS Instructional Coach came to share her knowledge of yoga and a method of meditation for clearing our minds. The Real You and The Resilient You was covered with the help from BCHS Counseling Department (Selina
Copeland & Amanda Williams). They spoke about how we should only focus on the things we can control and not the things out of our control. Mrs. Jessica Johnson & FCCLA chapter officer, Taylor Pritchett also taught about positive affirmations and presented the S.L.I.M.E. Method by John Spencer. With this presentation students were challenged and able to learn about starting something new, letting go of something, improving and taking something they do to the next level, maintain something for the year and then experiment with something new. To wrap up the program, students made slime and talked about how making slime can be an activity for emotional and mental health.

BCHS students currently taking the Healthcare Science Pathway learn how to locate and label body regions, and directional terms for Medical Terminology.

Students enrolled in the BCHS Marketing pathway are literally getting paid to learn. Mr. Reed Burkett, CTAE Marketing pathway educator, is shown paying out dividends to his student Farah Patterson for answering review questions correctly! Mr. Burkett uses this paper money as an incentive for his students. Taking part in class and learning will always "pay off" in the end!

Mrs. Tiffany Ross' students in the BCHS Business pathway class, teamed up to practice communication and teamwork skills during a business themed family feud competition. Group work gives students the opportunity to engage in process skills critical for processing information, and evaluating and solving problems, as well as management skills through the use of roles within groups, and assessment skills involved in assessing options to make decisions about their group's final answer.

Our BCHS Lady Raiders and their outstanding coaches are on a roll!! Head Coach Sug Parker, expressed how proud he was of the BCHS Lady Raiders’ growth since the beginning of the basketball season. “Our Lady Raiders have bought into rewards and consequences while learning to acknowledge and follow their teammates.” Always proud to be a Raider!!

BCMS students in Ms. Price’s 8th grade Georgia Studies class, used Quizlet to review for an upcoming quiz about the Executive Branch. Quizlet is a free website providing learning tools for students, including flashcards, study and game modes. You start by creating your own study sets with terms and definitions. You can copy and paste from another source, or use Quizlet's built-in auto-define feature to speed up the creating process. Students worked in teams, and the winning team was awarded bonus points.

While in math class, BCMS 6th grade students ventured outside to create a human number line. Getting students active and involved helps give them visuals and a better understanding of the importance of their lesson.

Bacon County Primary second grade students are learning about arrays and repeated addition in math.

Outstanding job by BCPS, Little Red Raider Café Staff and BCSD Nutrition Director, Robert Aspinwall‼️ Always providing our students and staff with healthy, balanced, and delicious meals that are prepared in a remarkably clean environment‼️