There will be an IT career information night at the MATC North campus on March 21st from 5:30-8:30.

Click here for more information.

The BCHS Applause Booster Club for the Fine Arts is proud to be able to help young artists succeed in their academic pursuits. All students involved in the Fine Arts are eligible regardless of the area they are engaged in.  Click here for more information and the application. All applications are due April 30th.

Congratulations to the BCHS Jazz Ensemble 1 for winning first place in the Wisconsin Conservatory Jazz Festival held this past week. Jazz 1 competed against eight other high schools and came out on top. Senior, Hannah Sternberg, won an outstanding soloist award along with a $200 scholarship.

Attention All Freshmen and Sophomores and their Parents:

Students will be taking the ACT Aspire Test on April 9th and April 10th in the large gym. ACT Aspire is a Wisconsin State FREE computerized ACT preparation test. No registration is required. Students will benefit by receiving not only practice for their ACT Testing, but they will also receive an actual predictive ACT score and valuable score reports to help students to improve.

On April 5th during Link, students will be doing an Aspire Walk-thru to help them become familiar with the computerized testing format. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Student Services.

The weather is getting warmer and the Spirit Rock is no longer covered in snow. For $10/day, you can reserve the rock and leave your message for all to see. We need YOU to paint our rock and show everyone the BC Lancer spirit.

Please see the signup with this link to reserve your date and click on the Spirit Rock Guidelines document for more information.

Girls Rule IT Event at WCTC April 5th, 9-12:45
Build Information Technology (IT) skills during fun interactive projects with women IT professionals. Identify a problem, and then use App Inventor to create a solution. Experience the intrigue of cyber security using Escape Room. During the IT professional panel discussion learn about Information Technology careers, what problems IT solves, education & training programs, and how women thrive in IT. Contact Mrs. Farley if you are interested.

Attention Seniors! There are several new scholarships in the scholarship drawer in Student Services! Please stop down and take a look. We also have some that have deadlines that are fast approaching, please watch the deadlines as these are NOT flexible.

Are you unsure of a future career, or interested in getting hands-on experience in several careers? Interested in design, advanced technologies, engineering, programming, leading, or saving lives? Consider spending time at the Find My Future career exploration camp this summer from July 15-18. More information and registration can be found here.

Attention all aspiring researchers:
MCW is now taking applications for the Biomedical Engineering Program called the SUPREMES- Students Understanding Principles of Research Education through Medicine, Engineering, and Science.
Applications are due April 1st.
See the website for more information and application link

Students, are you interested in a career in healthcare? Have you considered getting your CNA certification while in high school? We are fortunate to have so many opportunities available to students in Elmbrook Schools. Included in the video link below is information concerning the several opportunities for students to earn their CNA.

Click here to view a helpful overview video.

The 2019 EEF scholarship application is now available . The EEF Application will be open from March 1-22. All BEHS and BCHS students are encouraged to apply.

Apply at: https://www.elmbrookschools.org/elmbrook-education-foundation/scholarships

Career Discovery Night will be Tuesday, March 26th from 5:320-7:30 at St. Camillus. Join us to learn about and explore the Real World Classrom St. Camillus has to offer to your school, students and parents! 

The 2019 Booster Club Scholarship application is now available. Click here to learn more:

The Board of Education unanimously approved the 2019-2020 school year calendar at its meeting on December 4.

This year's calendar reflects several significant changes, and was developed with feedback from a variety of stakeholders including staff members, parents, and students.