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Parental/Community Review Opportunity for New BCSD Math Intervention Curriculum – TouchMath

The Bullhead City School District is looking to adopt the TouchMath® Program for students who struggle with traditional math curriculum. Learn more about TouchMath.

Annual Spring Student Survey

The annual spring student survey provides students in grades 3–8 with an opportunity to share feedback about their school experience. Learn more about our annual student survey.

Parental/Community Review Opportunity for new BCSD Science Curriculum

The Bullhead City School District is looking to adopt the Savvas Experience Science® Program for students in grades K-8. The age-appropriate components include:

Basic (core) scientific ideas for physical science, life science, earth and space science, and engineering
Science and engineering practices that describe what scientists do to investigate and what engineers do to design and build
Crosscutting, tying those practices together to discover and learn cause-and-effect

Students will be exposed to three-dimensional science, phenomena-based engagement, and hands-on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) investigations. Parents and members of the community may review key points of the Savvas Experience Science materials online. A public comment and review window is open through Monday, June 1. You can also visit the Savvas website. Any feedback may be emailed to us. Please include “Savvas” or “Science” in the subject line.

BCSD’s 2026 Governing Board and Bullhead City Fire Department educator Lorrae Viles, who teaches Desert Valley students when and how to call 911.
The Laughlin Chamber of Commerce’s Volunteers in Partnership presented Middle School Principal Michelle Sharpe with a $1,000 grant for STEAM projects. Meanwhile, STEAM Night at Sunrise Elementary was packed and productive.
Bullhead City Middle School Media Club students produced videos for the school board.
Life Academy students at Coyote Canyon shared with the school board how their lives and attitudes have improved, while Diamondback students celebrated meeting an anti-bullying, pro-kindness challenge by sliming Principal Stephanie McCorkle.
FCJHS teacher Julie Jordan (r) receives special commendation from Board President Melinda Sobraske (l) and all six BCSD campuses received grants from the Safeway Albertsons Foundation
Summer school students at Diamondback made volcanoes in a STEAM class and Elementary students designed coral reefs with pipe cleaners in a summer school STEAM project and solar oven baking s-mores at BCMS for a summer school STEM class
Life Academy student presents central nervous system STEM project to governing board and solar baked s-mores anyone

BCSDs governing board for 2026 and Bullhead City Fire Department educator Lorrae Viles loves teaching our Desert Valley students how and why to call 911

The Laughlin Chamber of Commerces Volunteers in Partnership presented Middle School principal Michelle Sharpe a 1000 grant for STEAM projects next to STEAM night at Sunrise Elementary was packed and productive

Bullhead City Middle School Media Club students produced videos for the school board

Life Academy students at Coyote Canyon told the school board how their lives and attitudes have turned around next to sliming principal Stephanie McCorkle was a prize for Diamondback students who met an anti bullying pro kindness challenge

teacher receiving a special commendation and adults from six BCSD campuses received grants from the Safeway Albertsons Foundation

students showing displays of volcano and coral reefs and a solar s-mores oven

student speaking into microphone and two students holding solar baked s-mores