Current Students

Textbooks:

ORDER BMC TEXTBOOKS

• BMC students are able to rent textbooks for select college classes for $10 per book. 
  • Books are due back to BMC at the end of WPCC's semester.
  • Students who fail to return their books or return books back damaged are subject to a replacement fine
• To search for your college textbooks, use WPCC's Book Cellar Textbook Lookup.
• Need help with textbooks? This video will provide more information. 
• View a list of books available to rent from BMC

  • Early textbook orders are due by 2:00pm on Thursday, August 10th.

  • Early textbook pickup will be Friday, August 11th in H203 between 12:00 and 2:00

  • Late textbook orders are due by 8:00am on Thursday, August 17th.

  • Late textbook pickup will be Friday, August 18th in H203 between 8:00 and 12:00. 

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Fees:

BMC Fees

• Juniors & Seniors pay a $10 activity fee each year.
• Seniors also pay a $30 graduation fee.
•  BMC activity and graduation fees can now be paid online using My School Bucks.

WPCC Fees

• Students are responsible for paying their WPCC fees each semester (usually $100 to $130 per semester).
  • These are due prior to the start of classes or you will be dropped from those classes.
  • Students can pay these on their Pioneer Pass account or at the WPCC Business Office located on the second floor of Moore Hall.

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Technology:

• BCPS students have to opportunity to rent a Chromebook to use for the school year.
• Pricing is based on how many devices your entire household will be borrowing for the year and is listed below:
  • 1 device: $25
  • 2 or more devices: $50

BMC Clubs Calendar

Interested in creating a club?

Complete the Club Proposal form and return it to Mrs. Wheeler in H203. 

The yearbook team meets on the second and fourth Friday of each month at 10:00 in H203.

 

• Reserve your space for an ad in our yearbook! Local businesses are welcome!

• Reserve a dedication page for a student or friend group!

Order your yearbook! Our school ID # is 716311. Yearbooks are $45 through December 31st, $50 through February 28th, and $55 through April 2nd. There is a small service fee added if you order online. You may also order by bringing cash or check payable to BMC to Mrs. Wheeler in H203.

Burke Middle College

National Honor Society

The National Honor Society (NHS) is an organization for high school students that promotes leadership, service, character, and scholarship. There are over one million students participating in NHS activities today, in all 50 states and territories of the United States.

The National Honor Society started in 1921 by an association of principals. It was the first honor society created across the country. Over the past 100 years, the NHS has become one of the most well-known educational and leadership groups.

The purpose of the National Honor Society is to elevate students’ and schools’ academics, leadership, and community engagement. NHS benefits students, communities, and colleges. Colleges have a way of seeing the academic and service commitment of an applicant through his or her membership.

There are four major aspects of an application that NHS admissions committees are looking for:

1. Scholarship- Students of Burke Middle School are expected to maintain a 3.5 GPA. This is the first and most important requirement for membership. Once a student has a 3.5 GPA, they will be invited to apply for membership and be examined on the following attributes.

2. Service- Community service is the second part of an NHS application. Admissions advisors are looking for a student’s commitment to serving the greater good of a community. Students can volunteer at any organization to meet this requirement.

3. Leadership- NHS applicants must be able to show leadership in order to be accepted by the society. Student leaders have highly sought after skills such as problem solving and resourcefulness. Examples of ways students can demonstrate leadership is by being team captains, being on a religious youth board, participating in student government, or taking an active role in group projects.

4. Character- Finally, students need to show their good character in an application. Good character means taking the moral high ground, being responsible, helpful, and honest. NHS students behave appropriately.

Membership in the National Honor Society requires a student to continue exhibiting the characteristics of scholarship, services, leadership, and character. Maintaining a GPA of 3.5 is the first expectation. Members are to continue taking an active role in their community as a leader and in service to others both individually and as a member of the organization. Students must also continue being of sound moral character.

If you are not a member of the National Honor Society and would like to explore the possibility, please talk with an instructor about your desire and start on the path to membership.

NHS meets the second Friday of the month at 9:30 in H106. 

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Application Materials

Student Application

Submit a Recommendation

Recommendation request example

You're invited!

Join us for the BMC Prom on

Saturday, April 13th, 2024

at Lake Hickory Country Club. 

More information coming soon!

 

 

 

Scholarship List

Cap & Gowns:

• BMC uses Jostens for Caps & Gowns. Students are required to purchase the basic Cap & Gown package.
• Anything extra is optional. The package comes with the tassel and stole. (You don't need to order the keepsake tassel.) 
• For the Class of 2024, the cost for the Basic package (including Cap, Gown, Tassel, and Diploma Cover) is $50 plus tax. 
  • Payment plans are available. 
  • If you are graduating from WPCC, you are allowed to use your BMC cap & gown for their ceremony.Have questions?
  • Contact Mark at manueloffice@jostens.com

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Class Rings:

• You may also order a class ring from Jostens. If you have questions, please contact Mark Manuel at manueloffice@jostens.com

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Graduation Ceremony: 

• Date: May 21st
• Location: CoMMA, 
• Time: TBD