Hello everyone,
Tomorrow at BRCP, our culinary arts department will be having their food Friday for students. They are selling fried chicken tenders w/fries for $4.00, Chicken Quesadilla with Jalapeno's and Salsa for $4.00 and Banana Splits for $3.00. Students will be able to purchase these items during their break time. All proceeds will go to SCUFFY.
Also, Snowie of Indy will be here from 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM outside the student entrance for any student, parent, or community member wanting to purchase a Snowie or other cool treats.
Congratulations to Clara Hale, Morristown High School student, who placed in the top 5 in Medical Law and Ethics at the HOSA State Conference last night.
Congratulations to Madison Barnes, Shelbyville High School student who placed in the top five at the HOSA State Conference in the Home Health Aide competition.
Congratulations to Triton Central student Wyatt Fisher, who received a bronze medal and Lincoln Electric gear in the Welding Sculpture SkillsUSA competition today. We are very proud of you!
Volunteers for Volunteers…BRCP volunteers prepping lunches for SWES volunteers!
A huge thank you to NUCOR Fastener in Shelbyville for their generous donations today for equipment to our Construction, Auto Collision, Auto Services, Welding, and Health Sciences classes.
Good morning,
Our phones are now working at BRCP. Thank you for your patience this morning.
Good morning,
Our phones are currently down at BRCP. We are able to accept email only at this time. If you need to report attendance please pelliott@brcp.k12.in.us or contact your sending school to submit attendance. Thank you for your patience
Today, our students got to see the "Before you dig, call 8-1-1" Rush Shelby Energy presentation. A big thanks to them for coming out!
Blue River Career Programs is expanding our Welding program for next school year and are looking to hire another Welding Technology instructor. All applicants can apply at https://www.brcp.k12.in.us/page/employment-opportunities and then click on certified application to apply
Our automotive collision students weee asked by the Blue River Community Foundation to put an automotive seal coat on these fiberglass bears that the foundation is doing for an art initiative. These bears turned out great and you will be seeing them around the city soon!
Our automotive collision students weee asked by the Blue River Community Foundation to put an automotive seal coat on these fiberglass bears that the foundation is doing for an art initiative. These bears turned out great and you will be seeing them around the city soon!
Due to flooding in the area, Blue River Career Programs will be a on a 2 hour delay tomorrow, April 7, 2025. There will be no AM session. Stay safe!
Today, we got to celebrate our students and staff of the month for March 2025. As always, a huge thank you to Cagney's Pizza King for providing a delicious lunch!
Good afternoon,
The Blue River Career Programs Scholarships are now open for all BRCP students who will graduate in May and have completed at least one year of coursework at BRCP. The link below will give students access to apply for the scholarships. The scholarship window is open from March 10 - April 16.
https://www.brcp.k12.in.us/page/brcp-scholarship-information
Thank you to Duke Energy Foundation for funding our two new AED's here at the career center. Our health sciences and fire and rescue instructors are very pleased with the new AED's.
Please help me to congratulate our Students of the Month for March 2025:
Welding AM - Logan Bassett, Sophomore at Shelbyville High School
Logan stays busy and engaged in the learning process. He has taken the role of foreman and makes sure the booths and lab are cleaned at the end of the class period. He also takes it upon himself to help other students when they need it. He is a good role model for the other students.
Welding PM - Brayden Tharp, junior at Shelbyville High School
Brayden has always been respectful to me and shows a strong interest in welding. He works hard to complete projects and is usually one of the first to complete his work. He always ask me if there is anything I need help with in the lab, which I always appreciate.
Health Science Capstone AM: Addison Stieneker, Senior, Shelbyville High School
Addy has a strong drive to pursue a healthcare career. She focuses on her studies in the classroom, in the lab, and at her clinical site. She is willing to help her peers. FastPace Health is her clinical site, and they always have positive feedback about her days with them. Addy is our HOSA Chapter President; she's preparing to lead our chapter to the State Leadership Conference in April. She has been an asset to our health science programs.
Health Science Capstone PM: Sophie Hattabaugh, Senior, Waldron High School
Sophie may appear quiet at first, but it may be due to her hyperfocus in class. She ensures that she stays on task, not only completing her work, but also taking the time to verify the information is correct. Sophie has completed a couple of different clinical experiences, one through American Health Network Greenfield and Willows of Shelbyville. The feedback received is full of praise. Sophie is taking extra time to prepare for the State Leadership Conference in April, again studying and working on her clinical skills. Best of luck to Sophie next month!
Culinary Arts AM: Emerson Lindsey, Junior at Waldron High School
Emerson works hard in the classroom and kitchen. She works well with others and leads by example. Her favorite sports are basketball & tennis. Emerson is a great addition to our program. Keep up the good work, Emerson.
Culinary Arts PM: Kaylee Stewart, Senior at Shelbyville High School
Kaylee takes great pride in her work in the kitchen. She maintains a cool head in the kitchen and does well keeping organizational structure. Her favorite hobby is working with animals. Kaylee has been a great student in our program. Keep up the great work!
Hello all! Here is our April 2025 newsletter for BRCP!
https://secure.smore.com/n/cw8gm3
Thanks so much!
Blue River Programs will be on a 2 hour delay today, March 26th, 2025 due to fog. There will be no AM session. Be safe!
Today we have representatives from Universal Technical Institute here talking about future options for our students.
