So awesome to see the Lions spirit in B.E.S today. Go Blue!
🚨 Exciting Opportunity for Our 10th Graders! 🚨
This week, representatives from the Gratiot-Isabella Technical Education Center (GI-TEC) visited to introduce all the amazing Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs they offer! 🎓✨
GI-TEC provides hands-on technical and professional training for mid-Michigan high school students. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced staff, and over 20 programs, they make preparing for your future career easier.
From healthcare to welding, small engines, graphic design to culinary arts, there’s a program for every interest! 💡👩🔧👨🍳
#HuskiePride
Tomorrow, January 17th students, are invited to wear Lions gear in support of the big game on Saturday. Go Lions!!
Wall of Wonderful Work for this week! Great job to everyone!
Thank you to the Breckenridge Elementary PTO for their generous donation of snacks and drinks for our teachers and staff! Your support is greatly appreciated. We enjoyed every single bit of it!
ATTENTION WINTER ATHLETES: Winter Sports Photos for MS Boys Basketball, Bowling, Wrestling, and 8th Grade & HS Band will be taken tomorrow (Thursday, January 16) after school. Please view the linked document that outlines how to purchase your student's pictures. Please contact the office if you have any questions! https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSXsjH0rNp_XQkoKmpMvn9ewbE5OnQ6fa-GiA1H69_b3ZxjY7aMDgiAK5gcmM2MVw/pub
Attention Huskie Fans! Tonight our JV & Varsity Boys Basketball team and our Varsity Girls Basketball team will be at SASA facing off against the SASA Dragons! Games tip off at 4:30 with JV Boys. Entry for this game is via GoFan - tickets MUST be purchased ahead of time. No cash will be accepted at the gate. Please follow this link to purchase tickets: https://gofan.co/event/2176621?schoolId=MI4082
Hope you're all enjoying a safe and warm first snow day of 2025, Huskies! Here's the January newsletter, featuring updates on the fun students had before we went on Christmas Break as well as a look ahead to what's coming up for BCS in January! Click the link to read!
https://secure.smore.com/n/9hpsm
The January 13, 2025 Board of Education Workshop Meeting will be held in the Media Center at 6 pm this evening. The agenda can be found with this link, https://5il.co/34ya6.
Breckenridge Community Schools is closed today, January 13, due to poor road conditions. Stay safe, Huskies.
🚨 Exciting News, Huskies! 🐾
Apptegy has rolled out a new update for our Breckenridge Community Schools app this week! 🎉
This update makes the app easier to navigate and view items shared by our amazing staff. 💙💛
Your engagement and feedback help Apptegy make improvements that benefit our entire school community. Thank you for being part of the journey! 🙌
🎥 Check out this video to see what's new: https://youtu.be/zW9d0VzqDFI?si=LKDm-5RoceNpX2Ji
🌟 We're Hiring: Special Education Para 🌟
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of students with special needs? We are looking for a dedicated and compassionate Special Education Para to join our team! 🙌
If you have a heart for helping students reach their full potential and enjoy working in a collaborative, supportive environment, we’d love to hear from you!
✨ Qualifications:
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Patience and a passion for working with children
Ability to work as part of a team and follow individualized education plans (IEPs)
🔗 Apply Now and be part of an amazing team dedicated to helping students succeed!
https://5il.co/34zi9
#SpecialEducation #Para #NowHiring #InclusiveEducation #MakeADifference #EducationJobs #JoinOurTeam
Breckenridge Community Schools will have a 3-hour delay tomorrow, January 13, due to poor road conditions. Stay safe, Huskies.
Breckenridge Athletics Weekly Update (1/5–1/12)
It’s been a busy but exciting week for our student-athletes as they returned from Christmas Break. All teams competed this week, and everyone is showing great effort and improvement.
Girls Basketball
Varsity Girls: The team improved to 5-2 with two conference wins.
Game 1: Beat Vestaburg 45-34
Leaders: Maddie Breece (20 pts, 11 rebs, 5 stls), Kayla Goward (9 pts, 5 rebs, 3 stls)
1st Breckenridge 16, Vestaburg 11
2nd Breckenridge 11, Vestaburg 8
3rd Breckenridge 3, Vestaburg 7
4th Breckenridge 15, Vestaburg 8
Game 2: Beat Montabella 56-46
Leaders: Maddie Breece (17 pts, 4 rebs, 7 stls), Madi Aldrich (17 pts, 6 rebs, 3 stls)
1st Breckenridge 14, Montabella 5
2nd Breckenridge 19, Montabella 14
3rd Breckenridge 10, Montabella 9
4th Breckenridge 13, Montabella 18
JV Girls: The JV girls moved to 6-1 with two victories.
Game 1: Beat Vestaburg 52-21
Leaders: Lydia Slavik (23 pts), Da’sia Denwiddie (13 pts), Brinley Humm (11 pts)
Game 2: Beat Montabella 26-23
Leaders: Lydia Slavik (11 pts), Da’sia Denwiddie (6 pts), Brinley Humm (5 pts)
Boys Basketball
Varsity Boys: Despite two tough losses, the boys showed grit, moving to 5-5.
Game 1: Lost to Vestaburg 39-58
Leaders: Noah Barr (14 pts), Justin Toner (7 pts), Blaze Snyder (5 pts)
1st Breckenridge 5, Vestaburg 11
2nd Breckenridge 7, Vestaburg 21
3rd Breckenridge 11, Vestaburg 13
4th Breckenridge 16, Vestaburg 13
Game 2: Lost to Montabella 43-48
Leaders: Noah Barr (13 pts), Trey Most (13 pts), Blaze Snyder (8 pts)
1st Breckenridge 8, Montabella 12
2nd Breckenridge 12, Montabella 10
3rd Breckenridge 6, Montabella 15
4th Breckenridge 17, Montabella 11
JV Boys: The JV team remained unbeaten at 10-0.
Game 1: Beat Vestaburg 44-7
Leaders: Isaac Bush (15 pts), Gavin Corbat (15 pts), Carter Suhr (8 pts)
Game 2: Beat Montabella 65-38
Leaders: Isaac Bush (20 pts), Gavin Corbat (19 pts), Carter Suhr (19 pts)
Wrestling
Our young wrestling team traveled to Carson City for matches against Coleman and Montabella.
Jackson Garcia (120 lbs) won his second match in his debut.
Brayden Harvkey (150 lbs) and Manny Coyle (157 lbs) fought hard, gaining valuable experience.
Bowling
JV Bowling: The team faced tough competition, falling to Alma and St. Louis A, but celebrated personal bests:
Auna Nira bowled a 131.
Adrian Ortiz scored a 128.
Varsity Girls: Won 26-4 vs. St. Charles, led by:
Raegyn Mayer with 186.
Kylo Riedel with 174.
Miranda Bloomquist with 160.
Varsity Boys: Beat St. Charles 27-3 and narrowly lost to Carson City-Crystal 14-17 by just one pin.
Anthony Maxlow-Blair led with scores of 164 and 161.
Jackson Sterling with 147 and 144.
Competitive Cheer
The team continues preparing for their next competition at Sanford Meridian on 1/16.
Great work, Huskies—keep it up!
🌟 Welcome to 2025, Huskies! 🌟
The New Year is here, bringing new opportunities for growth and success at Breckenridge Community Schools! As we settle into routines and embrace the fresh start, we’re guided by our mission:
"To educate, support, and inspire each student to achieve personal excellence and success."
From engaging classroom experiences to after-school programs like tutoring, we’re here to support our students every step of the way.
Let’s make this year one to remember! 💙💛 Go Huskies! 🐾
https://sites.google.com/breckhuskies.org/bcsweeklyrecap/home/january-6-10
🩸 A huge thank you to our NHS students and Versiti for organizing and running a successful blood drive yesterday! Your efforts are truly life-saving and make a big difference in our community. 💪❤️ #NHSGivesBack #BloodDrive #CommunityService #HuskiePride
