The Class of 2026 will once again be running its annual Winter Drive to help those in need during the cold months ahead. We are collecting new or gently used coats, snowsuits, hats, gloves, and scarves. Items will be collected from January 13th to January 24th. Please launder any used items before donating. Look for the collection bins outside of the main office and at the bottom of the CSE staircase and email Mrs. Hopkins (dhopkins@bcahs.com) or Mason Tavares (mtavares26@bcahs.com) with any questions.
🌟 Exciting News from Bristol Aggie! 🌟
We’re excited to share that Bristol County Agricultural High School is featured in an article on the Massachusetts Grown website! The story, hosted on Farm Flavor, highlights the innovative work happening on our campus and how it aligns with the Commonwealth’s focus on agricultural education. 🌱🐄
Farm Flavor is a platform dedicated to showcasing agriculture and its impact across the nation, making it an excellent venue to feature our school’s contributions. The article reflects our collaboration with the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) and Commissioner Randle, emphasizing the importance of agricultural education for the future.
Read the full story here: https://farmflavor.com/massachusetts/massachusetts-ag-education/massachusetts-ag-education-investments-aim-for-a-prosperous-future/
We’re proud to see Bristol Aggie’s leadership in agriculture highlighted on Farm Flavor! We are proud to celebrate the incredible work happening at Bristol Aggie!
#BristolAggie #Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources #FarmFlavor #MassachusettsGrown #FutureOfFarming
When the floater visited our barn to care for our horses, Equine Science students got to learn firsthand! Students had the opportunity to watch the floater work and ask any questions they had about their career. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #LargeAnimal #EquineScience #Horses
Landscape Design and Contracting juniors worked on residential drafting projects before break. Seniors made drop-in pots and swags with greens harvested from campus to celebrate the holiday season! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Landscape #Drafting
We would like to THANK our generous community on supporting Toys for Tots! This year's coin drive raised nearly $7,000, and our staff raised $900 to provide our Bristol Aggie families with gift cards. #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
Wishing our Aggie family and community members Happy Holidays and a wonderful and restful winter break!
We hope our students and staff are enjoying the pajama theme today, and we look forward to seeing everyone’s ugly sweaters tomorrow! #BAPRIDE
Our students in Veterinary Science and Laboratory Animal Technology are continuing to work in the vet clinic with our veterinarian! This week they saw their last appointments before winter break. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #VetScience #SmallAnimals #Cats
Freshmen in Ms. Almeida's math class got up and moving to practice their math skills with stations around the room! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Math
Our Companion Animal Science students are working in our Canine Care Center! Our daycare service provides not only animal care for members of our community, but hands-on experience for our students in Companion Animal Science. Underclassmen also worked on grooming and had the opportunity to do a litter evaluation! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #CompanionAnimal #SmallAnimal #Dogs
Our Environmental Engineering Seniors are so excited to partner with the Somerset Sportsman's Club and American Chestnut Foundation to restore the American Chestnut Tree (Castanea dentata) populations. Students learned how the club is currently managing their Chestnut populations in preparation for receiving seeds in the spring. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #EnvironmentalEngineering #EnvironmentalConservation
Today, we hosted the MA National Guard in the cafe so interested students could ask for information. #USA #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence
Signs for a local business made by Agricultural Mechanics junior Mia Flores! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #AgriculturalMechanics
Seniors in Natural Resource Management worked with Ms. Demelo to change the sand in the filter of one of our tanks. The sand needs to be changed about once a year, especially with herbivorous turtles like the red-bellied cooter, as the greens in their tank creates waste. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #EnvironmentalScience #NaturalResourceManagement #Turtles
Our Veterinary Science and Laboratory Animal Technology students had a practical earlier this week! Every aspect of working in a vet clinic is important, so this practical was centered around scheduling appointments. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #SmallAnimal #VetScience
Are you looking for the perfect holiday gift? Give the lasting legacy by purchasing a commemorative brick. Scan the QR code or check our website for more details. #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
Come out and support both the boys and girls basketball teams on Friday. #CultivatingExcellence #BAPride
Our Floriculture students decorated our conference room for yesterday’s holiday party. We hope all in attendance enjoyed! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Floriculture #HolidayParty
To prepare for the industry, Arboriculture students take weekly tree ID quizzes! By the end of senior year they will know 105 tree species in English and Latin. Our students learn to identify trees that they see outside in addition to tree samples inside. Our Arbor students take these quizzes year-round regardless of weather. When the trees are missing leaves in winter, students have to rise to the challenge using other characteristics to identify them. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Arboriculture #Trees
Juniors in Agricultural Mechanics have been working to fix a Farmco feeder for our Animal Science Department. It would cost about $11,500 to buy a new feeder, but our Mechanics students have been able to fix this feeder for around $2,000! Currently, they are working on the sealing and painting process. While this is happening, some of our seniors have been working with Mr. Pion to restore a hay tedder. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #AgMech #Mechanics
