Today our BCES 4th graders took time to write messages to High School students. During the high school lunch schedule, the 4th grade students walked over to personally deliver each inspiring note to hopefully bring a little joy to a stressful week of testing. #boyneinspires #boynecares #boynepride
The Early Learners got to welcome some very special fluffy and feathered friends to the school this week. The kids couldn't have been more thrilled!! #boyneinspires #boynecares
This morning, the Kiwanis Club hosted the 21st Annual Eddie Essay Awards Ceremony. Seven outstanding BCMS 5th grade students were recognized and had the opportunity to present donations to the charities they selected in their essays.
Honorable Mentions ($100 to their chosen charity):
• Cora Monroe – Women’s Resource Center
• Claudia Ernst – Walloon Equestrian Center
• Landon Sutherland – Camp Daggett
• Virginia Verwys – Boyne District Library
School Award Winner ($150 to their charity):
• Mari Snider – Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders
Grade-Level Winners:
• Bronze ($200): Ophelia Britton – Boyne District Library
• Gold ($500): Sawyer Oliver – Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders
A sincere thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Boyne City, our 5th grade teachers, and especially our students for the care, thoughtfulness, and dedication they put into their essays—truly demonstrating what it means to put others before self.
Honorable Mentions ($100 to their chosen charity):
• Cora Monroe – Women’s Resource Center
• Claudia Ernst – Walloon Equestrian Center
• Landon Sutherland – Camp Daggett
• Virginia Verwys – Boyne District Library
School Award Winner ($150 to their charity):
• Mari Snider – Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders
Grade-Level Winners:
• Bronze ($200): Ophelia Britton – Boyne District Library
• Gold ($500): Sawyer Oliver – Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders
A sincere thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Boyne City, our 5th grade teachers, and especially our students for the care, thoughtfulness, and dedication they put into their essays—truly demonstrating what it means to put others before self.
The BCHS April Fine Arts SPOTLIGHTS go to Carter Bernthal and Olivia Farrington! Congratulations to both of these talented students in the Arts at Boyne City High School! #boynepride
Support the BCHS DECA program tonight by letting BC Pizza do dinner!
Spring into the fun this Friday night at BCES!
Mrs. Eaton’s class decided to bring the fun inside with a classroom sandbox. Special thank you to Rainey’s Landscape for the donation and quick delivery of the sand. One thing that makes Early Learners so special is the community support. We are enrolling for the summer/fall, sign up now! #BOYNEPRIDE
Mrs. Eaton’s class decided to bring the fun inside with a classroom sandbox. Special thank you to Rainey’s Landscape for the donation and quick delivery of the sand. One thing that makes Early Learners so special is the community support. We are enrolling for the summer/fall, sign up now! https://forms.gle/JKKtNRwR1hGaaobZ9 #BOYNEPRIDE
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month! Cape (Child Abuse Prevention & Education Council) of Antrim, Charlevoix, and Emmet Counties have their annual spring conference on April 11th. The Early Learners are proudly displaying the blue pinwheels as these are a symbol that we are committed to creating supportive environments that empower families and help protect children from neglect and abuse. #BOYNEINSPIRES #BOYNECARES #BOYNEPRIDE
More information can be found at their website capeACE.org
Today at BCES we proudly recognized the installation of a pinwheel garden in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month 💙
Each pinwheel serves as a powerful symbol of hope, awareness, and the bright future every child deserves. This display reminds us all of the importance of working together to create safe, supportive environments where children can grow and thrive.
Thank you to everyone who helps to bring this meaningful project to life each year and for standing up in support of children in our community. 💙 #boynecares #boynepride #boyneinspires
Each pinwheel serves as a powerful symbol of hope, awareness, and the bright future every child deserves. This display reminds us all of the importance of working together to create safe, supportive environments where children can grow and thrive.
Thank you to everyone who helps to bring this meaningful project to life each year and for standing up in support of children in our community. 💙 #boynecares #boynepride #boyneinspires
BCES is super excited to announce the Rambler Cup Recipient this week- 4th Grader Marlee Roisen from Mrs. Mastin's class! This is our way to celebrate when a student is trying their best to be Respectful, Responsible, Caring, Safe, and Kind with a prideful love for school. When a student is awarded the Rambler Cup, they take it home for the week and their name will be engraved on it at the end of the school year. #boynepride #boyneinspires #boynecares
This morning our Seniors are participating in 'Senior Interview Day' as part of their portfolio for English class.
We have around 40 local businesses here at BCHS to help our students prepare for their future! #boynepride #boynecares
New this year for 3rd -6th Grade is Pop Warner Cheer! Check out the flyer for details on how to register your student for the upcoming season!
Football Season will be here before we know it! Check out the Pop Warner flyer for details on how to register for the upcoming season and camps!
Huge congratulations to our incredible BCES Employee of the Month, Jean Hoffman! 🎉 Her hard work, dedication and positive attitude shine through in everything she does. Thank you Mrs. Hoffman for being such a valuable member of our Rambler team! #boyneinspires #boynepride
Congratulations to the BCHS students of the month for March!
9th Grade - Ben Velzy
Ben continues to maintain the highest level of classroom diligence as he did in first semester. He is a hard working young man as well as an independent thinker. Beyond his high academic achievement, what I truly value is his regular contribution to class discussion. It offers not only his personal knowledge but also his unique perspective on historical concepts. The depth of our class discussions in large part begins with Ben's talking points. Thank you Ben.
10th Grade - Natalie Mastin
Natalie is a dedicated student with a very bright future aheadof her. She makes goals for herself andher future, and she works towards themevery day. In our classroom, she is kind,friendly, and focused. When things don'tcome naturally to her, she doesn't justgive up. She keeps trying and keepsworking in order be better. She's resilient!
11th Grade - Ashton Derenzy
Ashton has made tremendous strides to improve things for himself in the classroom over the course of the school year. His efforts to grow in his organization, responsibility, and decision making in recent months have been impressive and have resulted in concrete evidence of his success, including strong grades across the board. It is not easy to turn things around for yourself, and Ashton's efforts should be commended.
12th Grade - Ella Stuart-Wall
Ella is the definition of a 'community builder.-both in class and in school events' Her ability to juggle high-level academic responsibilities, alongside her leadership roles in NHS and the Freshman Mentor program is nothing short of impressive. What truly sets Ella apart, however, is her heart for service. She is a true team leader who approaches every event with creativity and a willingness to help wherever
needed. She does all of this with a smile on her face and a true willingness to make BCHS a better place for students and staff alike! Thank you Ella for being you and helping to make BCHS a great place to be!
#boynepride
BCES would like to congratulate our students who received perfect attendance for the month of February. We look forwarding to celebrating our March students next month! #boyneinspires #boynepride
Congratulations to current BCHS junior Piper Olivier, who recently won the East Jordan Welding competition with her peacock "Tilly".
Oliver's peacock will now be placed in an art competition as well. Pictured below is Oliver with her peacock and awarded prize, which was a limited edition welding helmet.
#boynepride
BCES is super excited to announce the Rambler Cup Recipient this week- Kindergartner Kate Hoyner from Mrs. Klooster's class! This is our way to celebrate when a student is trying their best to be Respectful, Responsible, Caring, Safe, and Kind with a prideful love for school. When a student is awarded the Rambler Cup, they take it home for the week and their name will be engraved on it at the end of the school year. #boynepride #boyneinspires #boynecares
Eight students from Ms. Hamilla's Innovations class proudly represented Boyne City at the first Northwest Regional Invention Convention in Kalkaska this past Saturday, showcasing a total of seven creative inventions.
All of the students did an outstanding job, demonstrating innovation, problem-solving, and professionalism throughout the event. Their efforts reflected extremely well on both their classroom and our school community.
A special congratulations goes out to three students who were selected by judges to advance to the state competition in Dearborn at the Henry Ford Museum:
Caleb Bertels and Gus Eggeman – The Aeroshift V1
Wally Dzwik – The Blue Diamond
We are incredibly proud of all of our participants and wish Caleb, Gus, and Wally the best of luck as they move on to represent Boyne City at the state level!
All of the students did an outstanding job, demonstrating innovation, problem-solving, and professionalism throughout the event. Their efforts reflected extremely well on both their classroom and our school community.
A special congratulations goes out to three students who were selected by judges to advance to the state competition in Dearborn at the Henry Ford Museum:
Caleb Bertels and Gus Eggeman – The Aeroshift V1
Wally Dzwik – The Blue Diamond
We are incredibly proud of all of our participants and wish Caleb, Gus, and Wally the best of luck as they move on to represent Boyne City at the state level!
