At BUGC the students had a chance to sign the banner during lunch.
By taking the pledge for Spread the Word, you are stepping into the role of a leader committed to shaping a more inclusive world. Your pledge signifies a powerful stance against derogatory language targeted at individuals with intellectual disabilities. Your commitment calls for change, inspiring others to follow suit and join the collective effort to eliminate discriminatory language. Together, we can create a society where everyone is valued, celebrated, and free from the impact of harmful stereotypes.
BUGC Lunch menu for March 9-13, 2026
BUGC 2026 Track and Field Tryout Information
Bourbonnais Upper Grade Center students celebrated the principle of Respect with an extra recess. 8th graders who had no incident referrals for Disrespect enjoyed an extra recess on the morning of Monday, 3/2 while 7th graders celebrated on Tuesday, 3/3. We work to instill principles and behaviors that can help students to succeed in school and in life.
Bourbonnais PTA Starry Night Sock Hop!
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BUGC Lunch menu for March 2-6, 2026
BUGC Lunch menu for February 23-27, 2026
BUGC Lunch Menu for 2/16-2/20
Mrs. Flowers’ 5B Graphic Design class at BUGC in the Olympics.
Mrs. Ponton's class at BUGC enjoying PE.
Landon Smith and 464 fellow Bourbonnais Upper Grade Center Students enjoyed extra recess during the advisory periods on Thursday, February 5th and Friday, February 6th. Those students moved with a purpose in getting to class on time and avoided excessive tardies to class. At BUGC we challenge our students to be great in order to become successful in school and in life.
BUGC Lunch Menu for 2/9-2/13
BUGC Lunch Menu for 2/2-2/6
BUGC Lunch Menu for 1/26-1/30
Track Tryout Information
Soccer Tryout Information
BUGC Lunch Menu for 1/19-1/23
At BUGC Khieaunte Jackson achieved 95% attendance during December. He and 258, 7th and 8th graders enjoyed extra recess on Tuesday, January 13th and Wednesday, January 14th, respectively. Those students were also in attendance for 95% of the school days in December.
Please allow junior high students with special needs, in our area, an opportunity to experience sporting and gaming activities engineered specifically for them. We are looking for sponsors to make this another successful event. Without our sponsors, this event would not have been possible.
Mr. Dersien’s 4th hour learning skills to play basketball at BUGC.
