Recent News

While making learning fun and test scores high, Mr. McGuire's BCHS Honors Biology students competed against one another in a competitive review game over macromolecules. Outstanding job by our BCHS science department!

BCHS students in Essentials of Healthcare/Anatomy and Physiology class are learning about body planes using clay models.

Ms. Christi Medders' BCHS Healthcare students researched and presented information about the evolution of Healthcare through Eras from Ancient Times to today.

BCHS students in Mr. Brent Johnson's Engineering class were asked to create a Ball Drop device out of paper and tape under the constraints of height and amount of materials. The object was to create a device that a ping pong ball would travel the "slowest" from top to bottom. Using the engineering design process and teamwork the following students work diligently to complete the task.

Bacon County School District held a local technology fair on January 11, 2023. The tech fair is open to all students in grades 3-12. Students could compete as an individual or in teams of 2. There were 13 available categories for the students to choose from. They could only compete in 1 category. We had a total of 31 students participate. That included 7 team entries and 24 individual entries.
All students who placed 1st or 2nd in their category, in their grade band, will now advance on to the Okefenokee RESA technology fair that will take place in Waycross on January 27, 2023.
We have 24 students that will represent Bacon County at the Okefenokee RESA technology fair. Congratulations to each of our local winners!

BCSD will be closed Monday in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. There will be no school for students and staff. We look forward to seeing each of you Tuesday‼️

We would like to wish a very Happy Birthday throughout the month of January, to these phenomenal Raider Leaders‼️ YOU ARE APPRECIATED‼️

BCHS and BCMS Red Raider Regiment students were given the opportunity to compete for the All-State/District Honor Band this past December in Ware County. Students who chose to audition went before a judging panel and performed a set of scales and a solo etude. After that, the judges grouped the scores and set a District Honor Band. Our student musicians competed against other students across the entire state of Georgia. Four of our very own Red Raiders stood out to the judging panel and were selected to join District Honor Band to perform in events during the month of February with students who were also chosen from other school districts. Congratulations to our very own, BCHS, Aly Baladez (Trumpet) & Jackson Waters (Trumpet), as well as our BCMS District Honor Band musicians, Kate Johnson (Percussion) & Jorja McKinnon (Alto Saxophone)‼️

On Tuesday, Jan 03 the BCHS CTAE held their Winter Advisory Luncheon that focused on the Education and Healthcare Science Sector. Various business representatives and other professional stakeholders attended to discuss current and future educational goals for the BCHS CTAE Department.