History
BCHS first opened its doors in the early 1970s as a collaborative school operated by both the Public and Catholic School Districts. The original school colors were purple and silver, and from the beginning, the teams were known as the Roadrunners—named after the popular cartoon character of the time. Over the years, the school's colors evolved into their current palette of burgundy and silver/grey, accented with white or black.
BCHS takes pride in its rich history and the many talented individuals who have walked its halls. Alumni include singer Irene Bartok, playwright Lyle Victor Albert, dancer Charlie Wilson, and musicians such as Clayton Bellamy, Brett Kissel, and Derek Mazurek. Notable graduates also include CBC producer Megan Perry, along with numerous writers, city planners, doctors, dentists, engineers, teachers, pilots, and professionals in various fields across North America. We cannot wait to see what the road ahead has in store for our current students!