The BACC will be closed Tuesday January 20th due to bad roads and cold temps. Support staff will report on a 2 hour delay. be safe!
Great day of I Am Moving I Am Learning for the Early Ed staff today! Thank you all for your participation and willingness to make music and movement an important part of Early Education!!
Even as snow covered our campus and the halls were quiet, the learning never stopped. I am incredibly proud of our dedicated staff who braved the cold to engage in meaningful professional development. Your commitment to growth—especially in challenging conditions—speaks volumes about your dedication to our students.
I am also deeply grateful to the teams who put in so much time, thought, and effort to develop and present the training. Your leadership and collaboration made this experience impactful and worthwhile. Thank you all for showing that learning continues, no matter the weather.
https://youtu.be/5XEg8rAaAvs?si=ljLcokfQfcd-skNB
I am also deeply grateful to the teams who put in so much time, thought, and effort to develop and present the training. Your leadership and collaboration made this experience impactful and worthwhile. Thank you all for showing that learning continues, no matter the weather.
https://youtu.be/5XEg8rAaAvs?si=ljLcokfQfcd-skNB
Check out the article on Western Michigan University freshman McKenna Bowerman, a 2025 BACC alumni from the Engineering program - very cool!
https://wmich.edu/engineer/news/2026/01/mckenna-bowerman-innovation-expo
https://wmich.edu/engineer/news/2026/01/mckenna-bowerman-innovation-expo
the lockdown drill is complete
BACC is having a lockdown drill
lockdown drill is complete
So proud of our BISD Special Education Complex Behavior Team for continuing to learn, grow, and collaborate through today's webinar. As director, it's inspiring to see this team's dedication to strengthening supports for students with complex behavior needs. Your work truly makes a difference.
This month's PAC newsletter includes Tips and Tricks for new routines, Caring for the Caregivers, and special recognitions!
Do you know a Branch County school staff member or a student who has gone above and beyond to include students with disabilities? This recognition celebrates those who foster a welcoming environment, encourage diversity, and ensure that all students, regardless of their abilities or backgrounds, feel valued and supported. The nominees exemplify the spirit of inclusion by creating opportunities for every student to thrive and succeed.
Save the date and join us Jan 29th for the 2026 Project Connect.
Thank You to Our Incredible HOSA Local Competition Judges!
A huge thank you to all of the amazing volunteers who dedicated their time, expertise, and energy to support our HOSA local competitions at the Branch Area Careers Center! Your commitment helps inspire the next generation of healthcare leaders. Our students are more confident and prepared because of you. We would also like to extend a special shout-out to Maple Lawn Medical Care Facility for generously supporting our competitors by contributing knowledgeable professionals to serve as judges.
Thank you for mentoring, encouraging, and believing in our future healthcare professionals.
We appreciate you!
The BACC Health Professions Team
The BISD Parent Advisory Committee is excited to share the December PAC Newsletter. In this issue, there are tips and tricks for holidays and recognition of the November Inclusion and Belonging Award winners.
Last week our 0-3 program held their annual Winterfest. Families did crafts, ate dinner, seen Santa, and decorated cookies. It was a wonderful time for families and staff alike.
These Kinship caregiver meetings are a great place to find support and connection with others who understand your struggle. If you haven't already you should definitely check it out. For questions or to RSVP please call 517-279-6565.
Dear Participants,
The Health Professions Program cannot thank you enough for taking part in the Annual Health Professions Basket Auction. Thanks to your generosity, we raised $740, and 100% of the proceeds will go directly toward supporting our local Healthcare Heroes and the patients they serve.
Please contact me to arrange pickup of your basket on December 4th or 5th at 517-206-7794. If you did not pay online, you may pay with cash or check when you pick up your basket.
Your involvement truly makes a difference. We appreciate your kindness, enthusiasm, and continued support of our mission.
Thank you again for helping make this year’s auction a success!
Warm regards,
Cheryl Covell RN/BSN/MA
Health Science II Program Coordinator
Branch Area Careers Center
The Health Professions Program cannot thank you enough for taking part in the Annual Health Professions Basket Auction. Thanks to your generosity, we raised $740, and 100% of the proceeds will go directly toward supporting our local Healthcare Heroes and the patients they serve.
Please contact me to arrange pickup of your basket on December 4th or 5th at 517-206-7794. If you did not pay online, you may pay with cash or check when you pick up your basket.
Your involvement truly makes a difference. We appreciate your kindness, enthusiasm, and continued support of our mission.
Thank you again for helping make this year’s auction a success!
Warm regards,
Cheryl Covell RN/BSN/MA
Health Science II Program Coordinator
Branch Area Careers Center
Due to the weather conditions, ECSE and the Waldron Learning Center campus, including Dorothy Legg and Pathways, are closed today.
Strong family-school relationships promote positive outcomes for students. What is one way your child’s early learning center makes your family feel welcome? #MIFamilyEngagement
Do you know a Branch County school staff member or a student who has gone above and beyond to include students with disabilities? This recognition celebrates those who foster a welcoming environment, encourage diversity, and ensure that all students, regardless of their abilities or backgrounds, feel valued and supported. The nominees exemplify the spirit of inclusion by creating opportunities for every student to thrive and succeed.
The AFNR class spent the day with the great folks of the Branch County Conservation District as they helped scout fields, dig holes, and served as judges for our Soil Evaluation competition! We are grateful for their time!
