Students from Butte Central’s Junior and Senior classes came together this week to help clean and organize donations for the annual Butte Cares Clothing Drive, showing once again the spirit of service that defines BC’s tradition of community involvement. Armed with gloves, good humor, and plenty of teamwork, the students spent several hours sorting through bags of donated clothing, folding and organizing items by size and type, and preparing the space for community distributi

Roy Simperman BC Class of 1958 Roy F. Simperman’s generosity continues to transform lives at Butte Central Catholic Schools. A devoted supporter of faith-based education, Roy’s contributions have made high-quality Catholic schooling accessible to more families in Butte, reflecting the values that shaped his own path.​ Roy passed away on February 27, 2025, in Mercer Island, Washington. He was a proud member of the BC Class of 1958. Key Contributions to Butte Central In 2019,

Supporting the Butte Central Faculty Fund is a powerful way to thank the people who make our school what it is. Why This Fund Matters Each year, the Faculty Fund helps Butte Central say “thank you” in a tangible way to the educators and staff who keep faith-based, high-quality education alive in our community. Regular tuition and fundraising typically cover only basic operations, so designated gifts for teacher bonuses go straight to the people in the classrooms and hallways

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Butte Central Adult Christmas Party Please make plans to join us  Thursday, December 4, 2025 , at the  MAC  for our Butte Central Catholic Schools Adult Christmas Party. This special event is hosted by the Butte Central Foundation. Beverage hour begins at  5:00 PM Pasta dinner at  6:00 PM We look forward to this great event for our school family to gather, socialize, and celebrate the Christmas season. Please join us in the spirit of holiday fellowship. Mass Outreach Our next

Congratulations Lexa Thompson and Kelton Berger on being elected Monogram King and Queen!!!!

Dear Butte Central Parents, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, and Friends As we are preparing to celebrate Thanksgiving, I would like to extend my appreciation and gratitude to the entire BC Family. We are truly blessed to be part of an incredible community of faith. As we reflect on the first months of the school year, we have much to be thankful for. Great kids, amazing faculty and staff, dedicated volunteers and benefactors, and a caring Butte community are at the heart of our schoo

Devon Mullman English Language Arts Teacher Butte Central Catholic School On Monday, 6th and 7th grade ELA classes dove deep into the imaginative world of Norton Juster's The Phantom Tollbooth . The students traveled with the main character, Milo, to the strange and delightful land of Dictionopolis, where words are serious business! Following Milo's footsteps, our students focused on the concept of the chaotic and fascinating "Word Market" where words and individual letters a

The Butte Central Maroons closed out the 2025 season with pride and determination, earning recognition across the board for their efforts on the field. This year wasn’t just about wins and losses—it was about resilience, leadership, and a return to playoff football. Eight Maroons Earn Postseason Recognition Eight players received postseason honors in the competitive Southwestern A conference. That number reflects not only individual talent but also the team’s collective stren

By Molly Peck, Student Body President Wednesday, November 26 • Finlen Hotel Monogram is right around the corner, and this year’s event is shaping up to be something truly special. Students will gather at the historic Finlen Hotel on Wednesday, November 26 , for an evening of fun, celebration, and school spirit. Theme: A Night in Thneedville This year’s theme brings the colorful world of Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax  to life. “A Night in Thneedville” will transform the venue with bri

Don Peoples, Jr. Throughout the years there have been many great BC Traditions. The Laverne Combo Thanksgiving Dinner is certainly one of the special events that proudly celebrates the giving spirit of Catholic education. On Tuesday, November 18, 2025, a record 685 meals were served to the Butte community. The event, which started in the 1970’s, has provided Thanksgiving meals to the elderly, homebound, and to many community members in need. The project encompasses weeks of p

Butte Central was not the only group of Maroons stepping into postseason football this year. Several alumni are carrying the maroon spirit into college athletics and helping shape strong seasons across the region. Montana Tech closed the regular season at 11-0 and earned a first round bye in the NAIA playoffs. Two Butte Central graduates are part of that remarkable run. Jack Keeley and Zane Moodry, both from the Class of 2023, are full roster players who saw meaningful action

Butte Central Senior Caden Tippett Photography by Sara Morris Caden Tippett is having the most ghost filled 2025, and honestly, we’re all here for it. Last year, when she was still a junior, she dropped her debut single Ghost — a track she wrote, performed, and produced with help from Butte Central’s Russell Nelson. You can listen to it on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/search/Ghost%20Caden%20Tippett. Now, as a senior, she is starring in the world pre

The Butte Central Booster Club will host its next meeting on Monday, November 24, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Butte. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. All parents, alumni, and supporters are invited to attend. The agenda includes updates on winter sports, fundraising opportunities, and ways to get involved as a volunteer. This is a great chance to connect with fellow Maroon fans and help make a difference for our student-athletes. Every voice matters—new faces and re

Sue Burt, Admissions Director BCCS Butte Central is excited to partner with the Raise Right program, a simple and effective way for families, staff, and supporters to help fundraise for our school without the hassle of traditional events or sales. Raise Right is a nationwide fundraising platform that allows participants to earn money for Butte Central simply by making everyday purchases—like buying gift cards, shopping online, dining out, or booking travel. With no selling, n

Devon Mullman, BCCJHS The 6th-grade students had an exciting and educational Active Teen Day at the YMCA! They spent the morning exploring various ways to stay fit and healthy. The day kicked off with an introduction to the YMCA's fitness equipment, where students learned how to safely and effectively use machines for both strength training and cardiovascular exercise.  Following their gym session, the students participated in a refreshing yoga class, focusing on breath contr

Chris Mindt, BCCHS Today on November 10, 2025, the Covalite Theater invited the faculty and student body to enjoy an extraordinary concert experience. We were treated to a performance by a band deeply rooted in authentic Irish music and culture. Their vibrant sound immediately transported us, filling the hall with the lively, intricate melodies of the Emerald Isle. Beyond the captivating music, the ensemble shared a powerfully inspiring message with our students. They encoura

Devon Mullman, Butte Central Junior High Eighth-grade students recently spent class time focused on powerful non-fiction texts written by veterans. The goal was simple- to help students understand the real-life experiences of people who served in the military. They read firsthand accounts of service, sacrifice, and the challenges faced while in uniform. The class also held a discussion about an essay called "How to Talk to Veterans About War." This reading helped them learn