Coming in May 2027: BCS Performing Arts Center
February 2026 Update - Meyer Najem Construction
Administrators and School Board gather for the official Ground Breaking of the Blackford County Schools Performing Arts Center. From left: Jason Ridge, BJSHS Principal; Karen Mealy, BJSHS Assistant Principal; Kelli Ruble, BJSHS Associate Principal; Nikki Gorrell, school board secretary; Scott Malott, school board member; Phil Jones, school board president; Chad Yencer, BCS Superintendent; Troy Kaufman, school board vice-president; Jimmy Lytle, school board member; Lesley Moulton, BCS Assistant Superintendent.
Enhanced Fine Arts Program: Our talented band, choir, and drama students will finally have a great venue to showcase their talents.
Other School Uses: The 700-seat Performing Arts Center would serve as a central hub for speakers, class meetings, awards ceremonies, parent nights, and more.
Versatile Community Space: The School Board intends that this space be used by the community, and presents opportunities for a wide range of community events.
Interior - East-facing view
Interior - West-facing view
