High School Concert
Lindsey Kay Bolling, daughter of Sherrie and Bill Marx and Seth and Michelle Bolling, has attended Battle Creek Public Schools for all thirteen years of her education. Lindsey is an active member of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Norfolk.
While at BCHS, Lindsey participated in volleyball for one season, and she competed in cross country for three years. In addition, she played basketball and ran track for four years. Lindsey served as a team captain this past year in both cross country and basketball, and she has competed at the state meet in both track and cross country.
Outside of athletics, Lindsey has served as a Trailblazer for the past two years, and she is a member of National Honor Society. During her freshman and sophomore years, she participated in one act play production, and as a junior and senior, she has been a member of the yearbook staff. She currently serves as one of the yearbook editors.
For her effort in the classroom, Lindsey has been on the A Honor Roll throughout high school. When asked to name a favorite class in high school, Lindsey stated that she has enjoyed her yearbook class with Mrs. Angela Gray. She added that she has enjoyed the relaxed classroom environment and taking pictures at different extracurricular activities.
After graduation, Lindsey plans to attend Wayne State College to pursue either a degree in business marketing or in health and wellness.
BC FFA Store is up and set to close on Wednesday, March 23rd at 10AM! https://battlecreekstateffa2022.itemorder.com/ BC Track & Field Store is up and set to close on Wednesday, March 30th at 10AM! https://bctrackandfield2.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
Congratulations to all the Battle Creek 11-12 students on participating in the Mid-State Conference Honor Band. Great work!
Mid-State Conference 9-10 Honor Band Concert. Congratulations to all of our Battle Creek 9-10 students that participated.
Next Elementary Pokemon Meeting is Saturday, April 2nd: 12-3pm
Location- Battle Creek Elementary Lunchroom
If you went to the 1st meeting- bring your deck of cards. If not -you will receive a starter deck. Bring all of your cards & go to the tradestore!!!
Mid State Conference Instrumental Music Concert link. 5:00 today!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kav605qDl8&authuser=0
Class C All State Band concert will be livestreamed starting at 5:00. Here is the link to watch the performance live:
https://youtu.be/jSHMRauYmmU
Update: Congratulations to @LandonOlson for clearing 6’6” on his opening day in Norfolk.
Congratulations to Battle Creek Senior @LandonOlson31 on clearing 6’4” today. #CoachDadAthleteSon
Traven Jake Croghan, son of Heath Croghan and Dana Croghan, attended Battle Creek Public Schools for all thirteen years of his education.
He participated in football for one season, wrestling for three, and was involved in FFA for the past two years. When asked to name a favorite teacher at BCHS, Traven listed Mr. Mike Couch. Woods and Metals, taught by Mr. Couch, is Traven's favorite class.
Outside of school, Traven enjoys hanging out with his friends, driving around, and buying cars to demo. In addition, Traven is employed as a horse trainer.
Traven is undecided about his future plans.
Thank you Kory Lingenfelter and Lingenfelter Electric of Battle Creek and Norfolk for give this senior some hands on learning through the Battle Creek Work-Based learning program. #brauerpower
BC FFA Store is up and set to close on Wednesday, March 23rd at 10AM! https://battlecreekstateffa2022.itemorder.com/
BC Track & Field Store is up and set to close on Wednesday, March 30th at 10AM! https://bctrackandfield2.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
On Monday, March 21st, Battle Creek Public Schools will be celebrating World Down Syndrome Day. You can help us celebrate the day by wearing fun and/or mismatched socks and by performing random acts of kindness for all. Our students will learn about inclusion and kindness, as well as learning about Down Syndrome in general!
Please help us celebrate World Downs Syndrome Day on March 21 -Monday
Wear your fun socks- learn about inclusion and perform random acts of kindness.
JH Band Concert next Tuesday!
Good luck to the speech team today as they compete at the state tournament in Kearney!! You can watch the OID team perform live at 1:00 on:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/nsaa/gamb73ba17055
Pep Rally send off for our State Speech Team and State class C Honor Band
Lily Rae Knull, daughter of Corey and Kylie Knull, attended St. John Lutheran School in Battle Creek for preschool and kindergarten before coming to the Battle Creek Public Schools for the remainder of her education. While at BCHS, Lily participated in volleyball, basketball, and track during all four years of high school. In volleyball, Lily served as a team captain this past fall. In addition, Lily has served as a Trailblazer for the past two years, and she has been on the A Honor Roll throughout high school.
When asked to name a fondest memory from her time at BCHS, Lily mentioned that she will always remember cheering on the football squad in the stands with her friends.
Outside of school, Lily works as a lifeguard during the summer months. She also enjoys playing with her dogs and going out to eat.
After high school, Lily plans to attend Wayne State College to study criminal justice.
Caleb Dean Lindgren, son of Sean and Murranda Lindgren, attended Christ Lutheran for preschool and half of kindergarten and Lincoln Elementary in Beatrice before coming to Battle Creek Public Schools in the fourth grade. He is a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Norfolk.
Caleb was active in golf during all four years of high school. Aside from golf, Caleb has served as a Trailblazer and has been an active member of Future Farmers of America as a junior and senior. In FFA, Caleb currently serves as the chapter’s treasurer. He has been on the A Honor Roll throughout high school.
When asked to name a favorite instructor at BCHS, Caleb listed Mr. Taylor Baumert who he said “makes class enjoyable.” Caleb also said he likes the way Mr. Baumert teaches, and he really enjoys their conversations. Caleb listed U.S. history as his favorite subject to study in school.
When looking back on his time at BCHS, Caleb listed his favorite memory as going to state golf because he enjoyed being on a nice course and staying in a hotel with the golf team.
Outside of school, Caleb enjoys fishing, playing golf, and participating in Legion baseball during the summer months.
After graduation, Caleb plans to attend Wayne State College to study social science education.
Raina Maureen Lade, daughter of Rick and Connie Lade, attended Battle Creek Public Schools for most of her education. She attended Norfolk Catholic High School for a semester during her freshman year to play softball but returned to finish the remainder of her schooling in her hometown. She is an active member of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Battle Creek.
Raina was involved in basketball for three years and golf for two seasons. She lettered both years in golf and was named the Newcomer of the Year in 2020, the Lowest Score Award for the 2021 season, and was captain for the golf team her senior year. In addition, Raina participated in track, cross country, softball, cheerleading, mock trial and one act play production for one year. She has served as a Trailblazer for the past two years.
Raina was selected as the Girl’s State representative for the 2020 school year. She held offices in band and chorus, and she was also a class officer. She was a section leader in band and qualified for Class C All-State Band during all four years of high school. Raina was on the “A” honor roll throughout high school and was named to the Dean’s List for part time students at Northeast Community College during two semesters as well as the NECC Dean’s List for full time students during one semester. Raina was a Student of the Month honoree in March of 2020 and in April of 2021.
When asked to name a favorite teacher, Raina listed Mr. Ryan Heller. She said, “He is real with you, gives good advice, and has an enjoyable classroom atmosphere.” Her favorite class was Introduction to Statistics, mentioning that it “. . . was a self-taught class, and you were able to learn to pace yourself and ask questions when you needed help. It really prepares you for what the college classes will be like.”
Outside of school, Raina enjoys spending time with her friends and family. She also enjoys spending her summers on the softball field, playing her favorite sport alongside some of her closest friends.
After school hours, Raina is employed as a CNA for the Shiftkey Traveling Nursing Agency and she is also a clerk at U-Save Pharmacy in Norfolk.
Following graduation, Raina plans to attend Northeast Community College to pursue a nursing degree. After Northeast, Raina plans to continue her education at the University of Nebraska Medical Center to become a registered nurse anesthesiologist.
