Fremont International Academy Teacher Daniel Bowen Featured in SCENE Magazine

Learn more about Fremont International Academy kindergarten teacher Mr. Bowen, from his experience teaching in Alaska to his passion for technology, in Scene Magazine's Back to School edition.

Meet Your BC STEM Team for 2020-2021

The start of the next school year at BC STEM may still be weeks away, but we hope your families are as excited as we are to return to our classrooms! We are counting down the days until we can see our innovators’ smiling faces again in the fall — and we’re excited to announce that we’ll have a few new staff members there to greet you as well!

Bearcat Alumna Spotlight: Daniele Bwamba, Class of 2014

Danielle Bwamba, Battle Creek Central High School class of 2014, is a food scientist working for Hershey's Chocolate and Candy. She played a key role in developing the Limited Edition Red, White, and Blue Hershey's Candy Bar, available in stores this holiday weekend.

BC STEM Welcomes Principal TaShaune Harden and New Teachers

At BC STEM these past few months, we have witnessed our school spirit and Bearcat pride continuing to grow stronger. We are truly proud to see the ways that families and students supported one another and engaged with their teachers and peers to keep learning and connected during these uncertain times. What the BC STEM community has been able to build together in this past year is truly amazing. As we look forward to the 2020-21 school year, we are very excited to introduce Tashaune Harden as the new lead principal at Battle Creek STEM Innovation Center!

Battle Creek Public Schools to Invest $1.5 Million to Upgrade Technology for Students

This week, the Battle Creek Public Schools Board of Education approved a $1.5 million investment in the district’s technology program. A key focus of the investment is on ensuring that every student in the district will have access to a device.

Legacy Scholars Summer Update

The Legacy Scholars program supports students attending Battle Creek Public Schools by providing college and career opportunities — and we have several exciting updates!

Resources on Race and Racism for BCPS Families

BCPS stands together with our students, staff and families to move the conversation on racism, social injustices and police brutality forward — and we’ve compiled a list of resources for families interested in joining us in this ongoing journey to educate ourselves to create a more just world.

Bronson's Sexual Assault Services (SAS) Celebrates Two BCPS Staff Members

2020 SEED Awards Information

Thank you to everyone who applied for the 2020 SEED Awards back in January. We appreciate your patience and understanding for the delay in announcing our winners. This year’s SEED Award recipients will be announced this year in August and will be honored at a special awards ceremony in September.

See You in the Fall!

We know that the decision of where to send your child to school is an important one and we are honored to have the opportunity to help your child succeed. We are looking forward to a strong start in the fall, with more opportunities than ever at BCPS! To help us plan ahead, we ask that you let us know of your plans for next school year by July 1 by completing and returning the postcard that was mailed home this week, or by responding online.

Battle Creek Public Schools Statement on Racial Equity

As a school district, we can’t end racism and injustice, but what we can do is learn about patterns and root causes of injustice and commit to do things differently. The transformation of BCPS is at its heart, an effort to increase equity. At Battle Creek Public Schools, our equity imperative is rooted in our belief that all students, regardless of race, income, zip code, identities or abilities, should have the opportunity to reach their potential.

Planning Ahead for District Re-Opening this Fall

While we aren’t sure yet what arrangements will be required when school opens back up in the fall, we are planning for a variety of scenarios. Our plans include opportunities for in-person learning, virtual education or a hybrid approach based upon the most current health department recommendations.