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In Mr. Brent Johnson's Engineering pathway, his students do lots of lessons that require hands-on learning. During this scaffolded lesson, students use critical thinking and research skills to determine how a specific form of technology is evolved. Working with a partner or small group, students then create a rough draft drawing and a tangible structure of their highlighted technology‼️

BCHS US History students recently spent a block exploring the Louisiana Territory and re-enacting Thomas Jefferson’s historical Louisiana Purchase. Also involved were Napoleon and Lewis and Clark‼️ We are overjoyed to see our students having fun while learning‼️We are #BCProud!!

The BCMS Livestock Judging team recently placed 5th in the Area 6 Contest. The team had to evaluate 6 classes of swine, beef cattle, sheep, and goats on quality and place them.They also had to give one set of oral reasons and take a test concerning breeds of livestock. Laney Ahl was 12th high individual and Mason Johnson was 14th out of 88 FFA members competing‼️ Outstanding job by our BCMS FFA‼️
Team members are (L-R).. Brennle McElroy, Mason Johnson, Laney Ahl, Ellie Jo Johnson.

BCMS/BCHS Steel Drummers are preparing to perform at the annual Steel Drum Festival hosted by Lowndes County High, March 25th. This is not a vendor event. This event will be filled with steel drummers from Georgia & Florida. It is open to the public and will be music to your ears! We highly encourage you to attend & support our Raiders!!

Miss Bailee Baltimore, PreK teacher is showing her students how to grow a plant from a cut up piece of potato. Each child planted their potato in soil. Now they're watching to see what happens.

Bacon County Elementary School had the pleasure of participating in the "Georgia Ag Experience". Students were excited to visit the 36 foot mobile classroom. The students manipulated technology and their digital learning programs to understand seven different Georgia agricultural commodities. This STEM based educational program allows students to explore the many opportunities in agriculture and the impact it has on our local community.

BCHS students in Mr. Miles' Basic Agriculture class are learning the symbolism of the FFA emblem. Pictured is a group activity where students were led by Mr. Miles on how to draw the details out on a paper plate over their head. What a fun way to engrain the details of this Nationally Recognized FFA emblem. Winners were selected for the best replication of the emblem.