Boyne City High School

This morning the BCHS Band students & 5th grade music class collaborated with percussion stations. Thank you to Mrs. Erin Zucker and Mr. Brandon Ivie for coordinating this fun activity for our students! #boynepride #boynecares

Today, Boyne City High School conducted a HEARTSafe drill in coordination with Boyne City EMS and BCPD. The drill included educational information for students from the EMS team. BCHS has been an Mi HEARTSafe school since 2023. #BoyneCares

Boyne City High School is pleased to announce our May Students of the Month: 9th Grade Cooper Vizina: Cooper has consistently shown all year that he is a hard worker and kind. He might blend into classes because he is not the loudest one in the room, however, when I had an opportunity to ask him how golf was going, he was quick to compliment a fellow teammate who he was competing against for the same Varsity golf spot. It was refreshing to see a student be happy for someone else, even if he it means he has to work harder. Cooper is a strong leader and truly helps those around him be better in sports, in the classroom and as people. 10th Grade Abe Rykse: Abe Rykse is an intelligent, hardworking student who thinks deeply about the world around him. More importantly, he is a kind, supportive friend who has made everyone in our classroom feel welcome. He is someone who genuinely cares about others, and it is evident in all his actions. 11th Grade Carter Bernthal: Carter is as consistent a student as you will find. Her diligence to her studies has always been a clear priority, whether it was back in 9th grade US History in in her current studies with World History. In addition, she is a force of kindness and positivity in the classroom. I will miss her impact on the classroom in every respect. Thank you Carter. #boynepride

Save the date! The BCPS Football Kickoff Classic will be here before we know it!

Yesterday, our Class of 2025 had their Annual Senior Activity Day, hosted by Boyne Mountain. A huge thank you to Adam Rase and the entire staff at Boyne Mountain for their generosity of hosting our seniors! A fun day of ziplining, paintball, kayaking, biking, and the sky bridge! #boynecares #boynepride

This week at BCHS, Mrs. Mills and Rambler Wellness is sharing the many benefits of animal-assisted therapy, including stress horomone reduction, oxytocin and endorphin release, reduction in symptoms of depression, anxiety and PTSD. Our students have loved the ability to stop in and visit the kittens! #boynecares

Today marks the last day of regular classes for other BCHS Class of 2025, and last evening our Rambler Connect group "Chalked the Walk" to help welcome our seniors for their final day. #boynepride

The Future Educator Academy students did a great job participating in a mock interview where local professionals inquired about their interest and experiences in the education career pathway. We are proud of the 31 students who have made a difference in the lives of the students they have been working with! #boynepride #boyneinspires

Today, our seniors in the class of 2025 at Boyne City High School had our second annual senior lunch, where our amazing kitchen staff prepared steak, grilled chicken, shrimp skewers, salad, baked potato, asparagus, and fruit. Our seniors were able to enjoy lunch all together, along with various staff members. Thank you to the BCHS Kitchen staff for this wonderful lunch! #boynepride #boynecares

Today at BCHS, all of our junior and senior students had the opportunity to participate in a virtual reality car simulator! Students were able to choose a method of "driving" distracted, alcohol, or drug impaired. #boynecares

A huge thank you to the Rotary Club of Boyne City for hosting their annual Senior dinner last night for the Class of 2025! This is a wonderful tradition from an organization that supports our students and community in so many ways. Also, a huge thank you to BC Pizza for providing last nights dinner! #boynecares

GREAT job to so many of our Industrial Arts students who had a great showing at last week's Regional MITES competition in Mackinaw City. 15 out of 16 projects were able to advance to the State competition, with 8 of these projects taking 1st place overall in their category! The students whose projects made it to the state competition this upcoming week are Garrison Sudderth, Alizebeth Lewis, Will Minnaar, Connor Uy, Wyatt Woodall, Ricky Bristol, Landon Hamilton, Tommy Dobbelaer, Joey Dobbelaer, Deegan Anthony, and Jonathan Shepherd. Great job to our students and first year staff member, Mr. Chad Longstreet, for his leadership! #boynepride #boyneinspires

Boyne City High School is pleased to announce our April Students of the Month! 9th Grade Tanner Sigulinsky: Tanner is constantly taking our classroom conversations to the next level by both answering and asking questions during our classroom discussions. He always comes to class with a great attitude and is willing to learn. His curiosity and positivity is infectious and promotes a class culture that is a lot of fun to be a part of. Thank you for being a leader. 10th Grade Lynsey Hudson: Out of the blue, Lynsey came to me and asked if she could come to the band room and help out when she had extra time. She spent time doing organizational tasks but mostly, offered to work with younger MS students on their playing skills. The students have GREATLY enjoyed working with Lynsey and their playing abilities have easily doubled! She is a great student in Band but also loves helping others and is quite good at it. 11th Grade Chelsey Hertel: Chelsey is a conscientious and diligent student who does high quality work and cares about doing her best. She makes insightful contributions in class discussions and is a great writer and thinker. She shines in academics, athletics, and the arts, and she is just an all-around positive person. 12th Grade Grant Piper: Grant has had a strong year academically, receiving all A's and one B during the first semester. He also has all A's and B's again this semester. Grant consistently meets the expectations of Boyne City High School and is a good example for his classmates. In Building Trades he is one of the first students to grab a hammer. He has a career 3.3 GPA.

Our Lineworker program is hard at work today on this beautiful day in northern Michigan! We also had some visitors from 9&10 News out to learn more about this cutting edge program offered right here at Boyne City High School, in partnership with Great Lakes Energy! #boyneinspires #boynepride

Boyne City High School is pleased to announce our next Fine Arts Spotlight students: Norah Frasz and Ruby Richards! These two amazing individuals deserve our recognition as they are in their final weeks here at BCHS! #boynepride

The High School Building Trades Program will host an Open House on May 1st from 4:30 to 5:30 PM to showcase the progress of the new schoolhouse at 541 Maddy Lane. We hope to see you there!

Boyne City High School is proud to be the only school in Charlevoix County to offer the Early College (5th Year) program for our students. Today, our cohort from our SD125 class, instructed by Mrs. Amy Hertel, took a field trip to North Central Michigan College. This cohort consists of 14 current sophomores at BCHS who have been accepted into the program. What is Early College? This is a program where a student receives both a high school diploma and a North Central Associate Degree at the end of student's 5th year (13th grade). #boynepride

Today each of Miss Calnens science classes at BCHS took field trips throughout the community to help with clean up for Earth Day. Below are pictures of our 5th hour Earth Science students helping with clean up at Young State Park! #boynepride #boyneinspires

The Boyne City High School Future Educator Academy CTE students, representing 8 different schools within the CHAR-EM ISD, loaded the bus and travelled to multiple locations to learn about different pathways in education. If you know a 11th or 12th grade student who might be interested in the field of education, please reach out to your school counselor today! Explore this career pathway, potentially earn college credit and work side by side in classrooms with placement host teachers within your own school district! #boyneinspires

The Boynr City High School Future Educator Academy CTE students, representing 8 different schools within the CHAR-EM ISD, loaded the bus and travelled to multiple locations to learn about different pathways in education. If you know a 11th or 12th grade student who might be interested in the field of education, please reach out to your school counselor today! Explore this career pathway, potentially earn college credit and work side by side in classrooms with placement host teachers within your own school district! #boyneinspires