Intramural Program Kickoff Success! ⚽🎉 Last week marked the exciting launch of our Intramural Program, and what a start it was! We hosted an exhilarating soccer penalty kick contest in the Ferguson Hall Multi-Purpose Room, with talent and enthusiasm shining through every kick. A special shout-out to Rory Webb from Coy Middle School, who dropped by and claimed the title of champion for the day! 🏆 High school students, don’t miss out on the fun! Join us for Intramurals after school on the following dates and be part of the action: 📅 September 5th 📅 September 12th 📅 October 3rd 📅 October 10th 📅 October 17th 📅 November 7th 📅 November 14th Come and be part of the camaraderie, competition, and community! 🙌
6 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
intramurals
It's been a busy week in the Medical Detective's room.. Earlier this week, to practice dissection procedures, review the digestive system, and learn about the skeletal system, students in Medical Detectives class dissected owl pellets, assembled skeletons and compared the rodent skeleton to the human one. Amazing! It was a real "Hoot!"
6 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
Picture of two girls separating bones from the the other owl pellet material. Both are looking down and very focused on their task.
Two students looking at the camera. One boy smiling holding a piece of a skeleton that he is getting ready to glue down. The other is a girl with a place that has one owl pellet. She is digging through to find the bones in the owl pellet.
Picture of two students with a plate containing an owl pellet. Students are pulling bones out and gluing them down on a paper beside a picture of how the bones should be assembled.
Bones from an owl pellet pulled out and reassembled on a page beside a drawing showing how to assemble the bones.
Bones from an owl pellet pulled out and reassembled into the animal it once was.
Each week, the 8th grade social studies teachers choose one student as the "Great American of the Week." This student exemplifies the qualities that every Great American should have such as a curiosity and passion about history, being involved and motivated in the classroom, and treating all classmates and teachers with respect. For the week of September 2nd, Arianna is the Greatest American of the Week. Ms. Burk says Arianna takes advantage of every opportunity in class to learn more about history and even asked to take two tests early so she wouldn't miss anything when she was on vacation. Wow! We're so proud of you Arianna! Way to Go!
6 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
Picture of Arianna holding a certificate proclaimingher the "Great American of the Week". She is standing in front of a multicolored map of the world.
Coy's Medical Detectives explored the parts of the heart and how blood flows into and out of the heart using a pig's heart today. Our students were definitely "Learning with Heart" today!
6 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
Collage of pictures. The center says "Coy Medical Detectives Learning with Heart. There is a heart frame with a picture of the teacher showing the student what to do beside the words. The 8 other pictures show groups of 2-4 students dressed in an apron, with medical gloves and googles looking at, touching, and labeling parts of the pig heart's that are in the center of a tray at each group's table.
Picture of two girls. One of the girls is cutting the pig's heart in half while the other girls is standing an looking and the heart.
Picture of three girls. One girl has a scalpel and is cutting a pig' heart in half. Another girl is holding the tray with the pig heart still . The third girl is leaned in looking at the heart as it is being cut open.
Picture of teacher showing students how to show the flow of blood using a pig heart and straw. Students are standing around the table looking and listening. One student turned to smile at the camera.
🌟 #CreekFactFriday is back! 🌟Did you know this weekend’s Beavercreek Popcorn Festival marks the 25th year BCS has had a booth at the event? 🎉🍿Come celebrate with us tomorrow and Saturday, enjoy popcorn, and learn more about our schools! We can’t wait to see you there!
6 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
Creek Fact Friday
Today, September 2, we recognize and celebrate the achievements of all American workers. We wish you a safe and happy Labor Day! #BcreekSchools
6 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
labor day
Both Boys and Girls Middle School Cross Country teams got first place tonight! Way to go Creek!
6 months ago, Andrea Ferguson
first place
🦫 Congratulations to the Beavercreek Middle School XC Teams! 🦫 A huge shoutout to our Girls and Boys Cross Country teams for their outstanding performance! Both teams earned 1st place finishes in their most recent meet. Your hard work and dedication are paying off—way to go, Beavers! 🏅🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️
6 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
middle school xc
Ankeney and Coy Students in our Medical Detectives classes are diving into the new year with hands-on learning! 🧤 They recently put on gloves coated with GloGerm lotion to simulate dirty gloves. After mastering the proper technique to remove them, they checked under a black light to see if they avoided contamination. A great way to start the year! #BCSMedicalDetectives #HandsOnLearning #BCreekSchools
6 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
Medical Detective Class
Medical Detective Class
Medical Detective Class
Medical Detective Class
Wow! Coy students in Medical Detectives put on gloves and covered them with GloGerm lotion to simulate dirty gloves. They then learned how to take them off properly and checked with a black light to see if they contaminated their hands. Our students were Amazing!
6 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
Collage of three photos. All three show students smiling and holding up their hands to display their medical gloves for the activity they were working on.
Our Coy students are off to an energetic start! - Dancing at recess, hands-on activities in 7th and 8th grade science, and beautiful masterpieces already being created in 6th grade art! 🎨 We're loving the creativity and enthusiasm. #BcreekSchools #CoyMiddleSchool
6 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
Coy Middle School
Coy Middle School
Coy Middle School
Coy Middle School
Coy dancing
📚 Shoutout to Our Amazing Staff! 📚 Before our students returned to the classrooms, our dedicated staff participated in various professional development sessions, including reframing behavior, exploring the latest in artificial intelligence, and much more! Our team is committed to continuous learning and growth. 🦫 Their hard work, dedication, and the knowledge they gained from these sessions only enhance their tools for providing the best education possible for our students. Thank you for all you do to make our school a great place to learn and grow! #ProfessionalDevelopment #BcreekSchools #OneDistrictOneMissionOneCreek
6 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
Professional Development
Making Friends, Learning and Having Fun!! In Science, Coy sixth grade students used deductive reasoning to figure out what mystery object was on the card placed on their backs and then found their match. For example, peanutbutter had to find jelly. These new friends then used a venn diagram to find out how they were alike and how they were unique. More friends were made all day long as they looked for other matches in the halls, cafeteria, and at recess. What a wonderful day!
6 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
5 picture collage. The top left shows students in pairs working on venn diagrams of how they are alike and different. The top right shows a students pair one with pepperoni and the other with pizza who found each other. The bottom left shows two girls who figured out their object and were searching for their pair. The middle of the bottom and the bottom right shows goups of students asking each other questions as they tried to discover what the card on their back had on it.
Coy 6th grade Orientation was a blast! A big "Thank You" to our WEB leaders for helping our sixth graders get ready for this new journey. Of course, no orientation is complete without a group selfie. Say Cheese!
7 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
group selfie of 6th graders at Coy Orientation with the Principal, Andrea Ferguson and the assistant principal, Kyle Sigmon in the foreground.
Dogs, Cats, and Chickens??....... Oh My! Coy is ready for school thanks to a little help from our friends.
7 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
Picture of staff with their pets. There are 6 dogs, a cat and a rooster with their owners posing in a picture on the stairs.
We welcomed our staff back for another fantastic year with our annual Opening Day ceremony! 🎉 Our team came together, proudly representing our new "One District, One Mission, One Creek" initiative. It was a wonderful way to kick off the 2024-2025 school year! Let's make this year our best one yet! 🖤🦫🧡 #BcreekSchools #OneDistrictOneMissionOneCreek
7 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
Opening Day 2024
Opening Day 2024
Opening Day 2024
Opening Day 2024
Opening Day 2024
Opening Day 2024
Opening Day 2024
Today marked the start of our new staff orientation! 🧡🦫🖤 We have 60 new staff members joining us this year, and we are thrilled to welcome these incredible individuals to the Creek family! Let's give them a warm welcome! #Bcreekschools #GoCreek #OneDistrictOneMissionOneCreek
7 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
New Staff Orientation
All offices will be closed today, Wednesday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. Let's take this time to reflect and honor this important day. #Juneteenth
8 months ago, Beavercreek City Schools
Juneteenth
Coy Cookout '24 was a great success. Smiling faces, laughter, and joy filled Coy Middle school as students enjoyed hotdogs, basketball, volleyball, Karaoke, crafts, inflatables,a movie and more. They celebrated their hard work and success on their OST this year. It was a day to bond and celebrate!
9 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
collage of photos. Pictures show a teacher handing out hotdogs, and other teacher cooking hotdogs, student making bracelets out of beads and knot tying, Other pictures show students making sand art, butterfly magnets, a frog toy, and inflatiables.
Photo colllage. Student shooting a basket, Students playing volleyball, student singing karaoke, groups of studnet smiling at the camera as they travel from one activity to another.
Taking a trip to the past, Ms. Burk's social studies classes participated in the activities required to become a knight. Students researched and build their own family shields, constructed castles and used catapults. Students that completed all the requirements were knighted. Congratulations, Knights of the Coy Relm.!
9 months ago, Jacob Coy Middle School
Studnets working on their castle in the top picture, Studnets researching their shields in the middle and class of students holding up their shields in the bottom picture.
4 Studens with their personal shields in the top left, Student being knighted by the teacher in the top right, student team with catapult middle left and student team with their castle in the middle right, at the bottom is a short clip of th catapult firing a small ball at one of the castles in a mock battle.