The State FCCLA Shirt Store is now open and scheduled to close March 12 at 10:00am! No late orders will be accepted.
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Maximus (Max) Christoph Cremers, son of Anette Cremers, began his educational journey at Windmill Point Elementary School in Port St. Lucie, Florida, where he attended kindergarten through second grade. He continued his studies at Manatee Academy in Port St. Lucie from third through seventh grade before coming to Battle Creek High School, where he has remained ever since.
Max participated in One Act Play Production for three years and FFA for two. In addition to his extracurricular involvement at BCHS, Max earned several honors, including a Brave Award, Character Student of the Month Award, and the Chef Award in Foods.
Outside of school, Max enjoys hunting, working, and spending time with his girlfriend. He is employed as a ranch hand and also operates his own mowing business. According to Max, his favorite teacher Mr. Billy O’Brien has made a lasting impact on him, especially through welding class, which has become his favorite subject. After graduation, Max plans to pursue a career in welding with Vulcraft, where he looks forward to building a successful future in the trade.
Max participated in One Act Play Production for three years and FFA for two. In addition to his extracurricular involvement at BCHS, Max earned several honors, including a Brave Award, Character Student of the Month Award, and the Chef Award in Foods.
Outside of school, Max enjoys hunting, working, and spending time with his girlfriend. He is employed as a ranch hand and also operates his own mowing business. According to Max, his favorite teacher Mr. Billy O’Brien has made a lasting impact on him, especially through welding class, which has become his favorite subject. After graduation, Max plans to pursue a career in welding with Vulcraft, where he looks forward to building a successful future in the trade.
Karley Ann Freudenburg, daughter of Brett and Amy Freudenburg, attended Trinity Lutheran School and St. John Lutheran School before coming to Battle Creek High her freshman year. She is a member of St. John Lutheran Church in Battle Creek.
Karley was a four-year member of volleyball and basketball where she served as a team captain for both sports as a senior. She participated in track for two seasons. Karley was a two-year member of student council and Trailblazers and served in National Honor Society during her senior year. Karley also held class officer positions, including treasurer her freshman year and secretary her sophomore and junior years.
When asked to name a favorite instructor at BCHS, Karley named Mrs. Jenni Frey, stating that she is so supportive. Karley noted that she felt she could talk to Mrs. Frey about anything and felt comfortable doing so. Karley listed her favorite subject as Spanish, adding that BCHS is very fortunate to have teachers with the experience of being exposed to Spanish culture, which makes the class enjoyable and interesting to learn about.
Outside of the classroom, Karley works at multiple jobs, including Poppy’s Pumpkin Patch, Black Magic Coffee, and as a lifeguard at the Battle Creek Pool. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends, going to church, being active, and making fun memories.
After high school, Karley plans to attend Northeast Community College where she will study Pre-Professional Radiologic Technology. She will apply to radiology school afterwards.
Karley was a four-year member of volleyball and basketball where she served as a team captain for both sports as a senior. She participated in track for two seasons. Karley was a two-year member of student council and Trailblazers and served in National Honor Society during her senior year. Karley also held class officer positions, including treasurer her freshman year and secretary her sophomore and junior years.
When asked to name a favorite instructor at BCHS, Karley named Mrs. Jenni Frey, stating that she is so supportive. Karley noted that she felt she could talk to Mrs. Frey about anything and felt comfortable doing so. Karley listed her favorite subject as Spanish, adding that BCHS is very fortunate to have teachers with the experience of being exposed to Spanish culture, which makes the class enjoyable and interesting to learn about.
Outside of the classroom, Karley works at multiple jobs, including Poppy’s Pumpkin Patch, Black Magic Coffee, and as a lifeguard at the Battle Creek Pool. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends, going to church, being active, and making fun memories.
After high school, Karley plans to attend Northeast Community College where she will study Pre-Professional Radiologic Technology. She will apply to radiology school afterwards.
It's a little less than one month away from our annual Elementary Spring Concert! 🎶
The students have been preparing their music and they are ecstatic to share their performance with you. We are excited to see you there! 📅
The students have been preparing their music and they are ecstatic to share their performance with you. We are excited to see you there! 📅
Preschool Roundup is this week. Please call or email to register your student!
March 2nd-6th Weekly Update / March Calendar / Read Across America Week...
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#SmallConsistentActions!
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BC alum Afftynn Stusse has qualified for the first-ever Women’s Wrestling National Championship bracket! 🤩🤼♀️. The championship combines girls from D1, D2, and D3
Go get 'em Afftynn!
#NCAAWrestling | 🔗 on.ncaa.com/NCBracket
BC alum Landon Olson still has those springs.... 5'10" body over a 7'1" high bar for the win. Your Summit League High Jump Champ, Landon Olson! 🥇
#GoYotes
Results today for Conference Speech hosted by Battle Creek. Battle Creek 4th, Cedar Catholic 3rd, runner-up Wayne and Conference Champion goes to Boone Central. Thanks to all the students and BC Coaches on hosting a great event.
Congratulations to all the 1st Team Mid-State All Conference Champions.
Clare Schmidt is your Mid-State Conference Champion informative speaking .
Bravettes fall to Lincoln Christian 67-27. That ends BC's season. Thanks to our 5 seniors for their dedication to the program!
It's a 48-19 Lincoln Christian lead heading to Q4
It's 26-12 Lincoln Christian at the half.
Bravettes trail 11-5 after Q1 at Lincoln Christian.
Girls basketball district final will be streamed on Striv:
https://striv.tv/channel/lincoln-christian/
https://striv.tv/channel/lincoln-christian/
Battle Creek Elementary School Student of the Month and Class of the Month for February!
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Battle Creek Elementary PTO Fundraiser #2
Order deadline February 27th at 10am
Friday night's girls basketball district final theme is Black Out! Wear your black and be loud!
6:00 p.m. tip at Lincoln Christian
Go Bravettes!
6:00 p.m. tip at Lincoln Christian
Go Bravettes!
Olivia Ann Chapman, daughter of Rob and Lexi Pommer and Brian and Lindsey Chapman, attended Yutan High School and Lutheran High Northeast before coming to Battle Creek this past fall. Olivia is an active member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
Olivia participated in cross-country, basketball, and track and field during all four years of high school. She is a four-time varsity letterer in all three sports. For her efforts in cross country, Olivia was voted Best in Battle following her senior season. She qualified for the NSAA state championships at Kearney in 2025, and she served as one of the team captains in the fall. While at Yutan, Olivia and her basketball squad were state champions in 2024. She also qualified for the state meet in track and field in Yutan, competing in the 4x400 meter relay.
When asked to name a fondest memory from this past year at BCHS, Olivia stated that qualifying for state in cross-country was “the proudest I had ever been of myself.” She added, “I’ve never been more happy.” When asked to list a favorite BCHS staff member, Oliva chose Mr. Jonah Heng, her cross-country coach. She said, “He really cares about his students and pushes them to be their best.” Olivia listed her favorite class as Digital Media because she likes having her own little spin and creative mind on things.
Outside of school, Olivia likes to watch sports and hang out with her friends and family. She also enjoys taking pictures and videos of sports. After graduation, Olivia plans to attend Wayne State College, where she will study communications and run track and field for the Wildcats.
Olivia participated in cross-country, basketball, and track and field during all four years of high school. She is a four-time varsity letterer in all three sports. For her efforts in cross country, Olivia was voted Best in Battle following her senior season. She qualified for the NSAA state championships at Kearney in 2025, and she served as one of the team captains in the fall. While at Yutan, Olivia and her basketball squad were state champions in 2024. She also qualified for the state meet in track and field in Yutan, competing in the 4x400 meter relay.
When asked to name a fondest memory from this past year at BCHS, Olivia stated that qualifying for state in cross-country was “the proudest I had ever been of myself.” She added, “I’ve never been more happy.” When asked to list a favorite BCHS staff member, Oliva chose Mr. Jonah Heng, her cross-country coach. She said, “He really cares about his students and pushes them to be their best.” Olivia listed her favorite class as Digital Media because she likes having her own little spin and creative mind on things.
Outside of school, Olivia likes to watch sports and hang out with her friends and family. She also enjoys taking pictures and videos of sports. After graduation, Olivia plans to attend Wayne State College, where she will study communications and run track and field for the Wildcats.
