BCCCA Healthcare students enjoyed attending the HOSA State Leadership Conference in Atlanta this past weekend.
BCCCA Seniors need to see Mrs. Whitehead to register for this opportunity.
Check out this FREE webinar for parents and students about options after high school.
Students from the BCCCA attended a Transition Fair in Dalton to help them start making plans for after high school.
LADIES - Mark Your Calendar
The Lockheed Martin Vocational Scholarship Program is awarding 150 scholarships of $5,000 each for students pursuing associate degrees, credit-bearing certificates, or industry certifications in specified fields of study.
APPLY TODAY!
To apply, students must be:
• U.S. Citizens
• High school graduates (or GED equivalent) with less than a bachelor’s degree OR high school seniors
• Planning to enroll part-time or full-time at an accredited vocational technical school, trade school, two-year community or state college for the 2024-2025 academic year
• Pursuing an associate degree, credit-bearing certificate or an industry-recognized credential in one of the specified fields of study
To learn more, visit: lockheedmartin.com/vocational
Deadline to apply: April 1, 2024
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Our Pre-K students enjoyed getting a tour of the Automotive Lab.
National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day: SROs are carefully selected, specifically trained, sworn law enforcement officers assigned by an employing law enforcement agency to work with schools using community-oriented policing concepts. The BCCCA is thankful for Officer Anno.
Don't Miss Out
Emory and Georgia Bio have made a large donation of PPE for teachers and students in Northwest Georgia to use in their classrooms. The BCCCA will act as the distribution point for all of these valuable supplies.
• Disposable blue and yellow gowns
• Masks
• Medium, large, and XL gloves
• Hospital-grade sanitizer wipes. With all the germs going around right now, we are particularly excited about these!! 😊
Thank you, Emory and Georgia Bio, for your generous donations of all of the supplies!!!
In honor of Counselor Appreciation Week, we would like to thank our counselor, Mrs. Whitehead, who gives her time and efforts to make a difference in the lives of our students. We appreciate all you do for our school!
Lashae Tiggs dressed as Rosa Parks today in Honor of Black History Month. Lashae, a CHS tenth grader, said she has been called Rosa since she was in sixth grade. She donned a blouse rescued from the theater department and honored the brave woman who "played a pivotal role in the Montgomery bus boycott" during the Civil Rights Movement.
#BARTOWCARES4U
Mrs. Gee chose to pass the I-CARE torch to Mrs. Marianna Gibson, here are some of the reasons why she chose to nominate her:
In addition to genuinely caring about her students and designing lessons that meet their needs, Mrs. Gibson is a wonderful colleague. Mrs. Gibson regularly contributes to her team and department by volunteering to help in any way possible, whether that is ordering supplies, creating assessments, or decorating a bulletin board. All of this makes Mrs. Gibson an excellent choice to carry the I-CARE torch.
Mrs. Hardin and her class would like to thank Kim Gordon, Regional Educator at Salon Matrix and Tanya Paul, owner of Salon Solutions Under the Bridge for the donation of mannequin heads for the BCCCA Cosmetology program.
Your generosity is very much appreciated. Thank you again!
GROWING OUR OWN: Bartow County Talent Acquisition, Induction, and Retention Specialist Kaylie Smith visited our Teaching as a Profession today at the BCCCA to discuss the career pathway and support them in their educational journey! Nothing like growing our own!
The Bartow County BCCCA winners advancing in the Georgia Student Technology Competition are...
Ashlin Folger, AHS, Graphic Design
Giovanni Aguilar, CHS, Device Modification
Winners will now move on to compete in the state competition in McDonough on March 2. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
The young Georgia Authors Writing competition is taking submissions until January 26th. You can submit poems, short stories, essays, or other personal writing samples. Grab an entry form from the English hallway and submit the completed form to your English teacher or Ms. Cox! We had some great winners in previous years, and we are excited to read all of your submissions!
Cartersville Dances with the Stars is right around the corner, and we really need your help! Principal Dr. Greg Doss will dance the night away on March 2 in an effort to raise money for two very worthy causes, Backpack Buddies and the Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter. Stop by the BCCCA or click the QR Code to donate!
Please make all checks payable to the Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter.
Thank you in advance for your support!!!
