Varsity Girls BMC results from our first track meet on Monday, March 30th.
BMC Varsity Girls place 1st as a team!!!!
100m - Maci Easley 5th
800 m - Skylar Watson 4th & Ana Yallaly 5th
3200 m - Skylar Watson 1st
100m Hurdles - Caroline Thompson 3rd
300m Hurdles - Alexis Jones 2nd, Laina Bell 3rd, Caroline Thomspon 4th
4x100 Relay - BMC RECORD - 1st - Maci Easley, Jenna Koger, Alexis Jones, Kayla Jones -
4x800 Relay - 2nd - Alexis Jones, Ana Yallaly, Maci Easley, Kayla Jones
Shot Put - Karli Easley 3rd, Payden Rulon 4th
Javelin - Payden Rulon 3rd, Karli Easley 4th, Laina Bell 6th
Pole Vault - Laina Bell 2nd
Long Jump - Kayla Jones 3rd, Jenna Koger 8th
Triple Jump - Alexis Jones 3rd, Kayla Jones 4th, Jenna Koger 6th
BMC Varsity Girls place 1st as a team!!!!
100m - Maci Easley 5th
800 m - Skylar Watson 4th & Ana Yallaly 5th
3200 m - Skylar Watson 1st
100m Hurdles - Caroline Thompson 3rd
300m Hurdles - Alexis Jones 2nd, Laina Bell 3rd, Caroline Thomspon 4th
4x100 Relay - BMC RECORD - 1st - Maci Easley, Jenna Koger, Alexis Jones, Kayla Jones -
4x800 Relay - 2nd - Alexis Jones, Ana Yallaly, Maci Easley, Kayla Jones
Shot Put - Karli Easley 3rd, Payden Rulon 4th
Javelin - Payden Rulon 3rd, Karli Easley 4th, Laina Bell 6th
Pole Vault - Laina Bell 2nd
Long Jump - Kayla Jones 3rd, Jenna Koger 8th
Triple Jump - Alexis Jones 3rd, Kayla Jones 4th, Jenna Koger 6th
Today's 4/1 track meet has been cancelled. Postponed date TBD. There is no track practice today.
6th Grade English students completed a long, final project over the novel Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. For their project, they had to write a formal research paper over the historical influences that led to the creation of the Black Spot in the pirate novel, and they had to create and present their own Black Spots for a chosen character. Good job, 6th grade!
Congratulations to the Macon County R-IV Students of the Week!
Our students had an amazing time at the after-school Escape Room! 🧪🔍
They worked together to solve clues, crack codes, and ultimately save the school from the villain, Dr. Vortex!
Along with their big victory, they enjoyed some snacks, took on the Pringles challenge, and made some great memories along the way.
We are so proud of their teamwork, critical thinking, and perseverance. What a fun and successful event!
This STEM challenge pushed students to step outside of their comfort zones! ⚡🏡
Students were given a solar panel, wind turbine, and lights, and tasked with designing and building a house that could successfully power it all.
Through teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity, they worked to make all the components function together—just like real engineers!
Reminder: MCR-IV School is in session Monday 3/30 - Wednesday 4/1. We will be off from Thursday 4/2 - Monday 4/6 and will return to school on Tuesday 4/7.
The BMC home baseball game vs. Braymer that was scheduled for 3/31 has been cancelled.
Fourth grade finished up all of their history dioramas today as well! They look great!
Congratulations to the Macon County R-IV Students of the Week!
5th grade has been working really hard on their history artifact diorama project this past week. They did a great job and learned a lot!
THANK YOU to everyone who supported our 3rd Annual FFA Supporters Soup Supper & BINGO! It was a great night!
Congratulations to all our students who made 3rd Quarter Honor Roll. Keep up the great work!
Mrs. A's Food Science class has been busy this week! Students started with a pork butt and learned how to cut it up and debone it before grinding the meat themselves. From there, they seasoned it and made Italian sausage, even learning how to stuff sausage links. The remaining sausage they made will be used in a Sausage and Potato soup for tonight's FFA Soup, Supper, and Bingo fundraiser. It's been great to see students connect the process from raw product to a finished food that will help support our chapter!
Please share your feedback with us via the 2026 Climate and Culture Survey. Computers will be available to take the survey in the MCR-IV Library from 6-7:30pm this Friday, 3/20. This will take place at the same time as the FFA Alumni Supper.
First and second graders did a few lucky charm activities for St. Patrick's Day!
Students used Starbursts to model the rock cycle—demonstrating how rocks change over time through heat, pressure, weathering, and compaction. From sedimentary to metamorphic to igneous, they got hands-on (and a little sticky!) while showing their understanding.
Learning has never been so sweet! 🍭👏
The 2026-2027 school calendar was approved on Thursday, March 12, 2026 by the Macon County R-IV Board of Education.
Our 6th grade STEM class researched, planned, and built bridges for an engineering challenge! Their mission was to create a bridge that could hold at least 2 kg. We loved watching their creativity, teamwork, and determination come to life.
5th–8th grade students are invited to an exciting event with fun and games featuring an escape room! 🧩🔐 The event will be held in the Ag Science Building. Be sure to return your permission slips!
