Butte County Community School

BCCS Families!!!

Teresa Noel is our Senior Administrative Assistant. She is the first face you see when you enter our campus. She has been with BCCS for 17 years. Before BCCS she was at the schools Four Winds and Step Up which morphed into BCCS! She is often referred to as students “favorite staff”, even though Teresa does not have favorites herself. She treats all students equally, with respect and care. Her favorite part of being at BCCS is the kids and knowing we make a positive impact on their lives. Staff share she is a stalwart presence- loyal, reliable and hard-working. We all feel blessed and lucky to have her in our lives. Thank you Teresa for all you are and all you do!

BCCS students and staff made Valentines to give to the residents at an assisted living facility. Eighty-four folks at Westmont The Inn will be receiving a hand made with love valentine card tomorrow!
BCCS offers opportunities for students to give back to their communities.

Today BCCS had a fun dress up day! Staff dressed like students and students dressed like staff. On Fridays sometimes students cook and serve food to peers and staff, sometimes we get silly and we always make sure students are safe and feel seen.

Thank you North Valley Community Foundation!!! Helping us feed our Butte County Community School families ☺️

Butte County Community School comes with a Wellness Team! We have Zak Elstein, a Wellness Coach and prior para professional. He has been with BCCS for about 5 years. He loves building relationships,checking in with students and doing S.E.L lessons. Erinn Bromley is clinician and it’s her first school year at BCCS. She has worked with youth for the last 7 years at different Butte County Schools and organizations. Erinn loves the students and staff at BCCS and giving everyone a safe space to be themselves.

Happy Holidays from BCCS! Winter break is upon us. Students and staff return to school on January 6th, 2026. Hoping for a peaceful and cozy holiday season to all our families and students.

Students and staff at BCCS are getting into the holiday spirit! Making candy cane reindeer for our preschool neighbors! Decorating cookies and gingerbread houses while rocking out to Christmas tunes. We’re getting cozy and jolly this last week of classes of 2025!

BCCS invited Community members and BCOE staff to share a meal today for our “We are Grateful “ event. The students made pie, mash potatoes, deviled eggs and other delicious food to share. The students even hand wrote invitations to our guests to RSVP.

Butte County Office of Education Schools will be closed on Tuesday November 11th in observance of Veterans Day. Thank you to all who have served our country. School will resume on Wednesday November 12th.