
A few more cowboys and cowgirls!

It was Western Day for Red Ribbon Week at BCHS!

Today for Red Ribbon Week, the Grade School students wore jogger sets for -Running away from drugs. Student Council Members also spent time with a lunch buddy.




It was Decades Day at Beecher City Jr/Sr High School yesterday. The students are having a great time changing things up during Red Ribbon Week.

The Class of 2023 is selling Bobcat apparel to fundraise for their senior trip.
Orders are due Wednesday, November 16. Please contact a senior, Mr. Brown or Mrs. Tirevold to order.




The senior class is also selling fruit as a fundraiser for their senior trip.
If you would like to purchase, please contact a senior, Mr. Brown or Mrs. Tirevold.
Thank you.

Come join our team!

We kicked off Red Ribbon Week by wearing red. Looks good, Bobcats!




Just a reminder you can get all of the latest information on the Beecher City App. Just go to the App Store and search for Beecher City CUSD #20


2022-2023 Beecher City Jr/Sr High School Yearbooks are for sale. The price is $50.00 until the end of the year. It will go up to $60.00 beginning January 1, 2023. Yearbooks may be purchased at yearbookforever.com or from the school.


Congratulations to CHBC's Gage Lorton, Clayton Wojcik, AJ Radloff, and Carson Evans, who were named to the Egyptian Illini baseball all-conference team.


Veterans Day Tribute


The Fourth and the Fifth Grade Classes visited the Lincoln Sites in Springfield.





Congratulations to Carson Underwood for being recognized as an Illinois State Scholar!


Deputy Ritz was the Guest Reader in the Second Grade Room and lots of painting going on in the Art Classes today.




Senior, Ariel Stell, and 7th grader, Casey Macklin, are the September Beecher City Jr/Sr High School students of the month. Congratulations Ariel and Casey!



Lunch with a friend today and lots of activity in the First Grade- Monster Manners, sorting, and graphing.





The pavilion near the BCHS baseball diamond is nearly complete. This multipurpose structure will serve as a concession stand, equipment storage, outdoor classroom, and picnic area.




Mrs. Doedtman and the Plant and Animal Science class have the Greenhouse rocking! Makenna with thyme, Quenton with sweet potatoes, and Alexa with lettuce.




One of the best aspects of Beecher City CUSD #20 is that no one says, "That's not my job." The kitchen staff at BCHS went home due to illness, so many others stepped up to help in different ways. Get back soon, Gayla and Kierra, it took five of us to do the work that you two do everyday!


