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Batchelor Middle School

Monroe County Community School Corporation

Student Experience

Batchelor Television (B-TV)

B-TV is a film and video production class that produces a variety of student films, including documentaries, original student screenplays, PSA’s, original music videos, and a weekly school newscast. B-TV students traveled to Poland as official press for the 70th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz ceremony, and to England for a student exchange with our sister school. B-TV is celebrating the program's 20th year with a strong commitment to excellence and high student achievement. Numerous students have gone on to have careers in fields closely related to video production. 

  • Winner of over 500 state, national, and international awards.
  • Honored at the United Nations in New York City for winning their age division in the Peace in the Streets Global Film Festival.
  • Winner of the middle school division of the Lowell Milken Center Discovery Awards.

Three students and a teacher from Batchelor Television work on a project together.

E-Sports

Two students practicing e-sports in a classroom setting

E-Sports Production Class

An E-Sports team needs more than just skilled players. Graphic designers, video producers, commentators, and many more professionals come together to give a team everything it needs. Spend a semester working on projects to create promotional materials, video streams, graphics, animations, and much more. Learn how to use the latest production software.

E-Sports Varsity & Club Teams

Batchelor E-Sports is a proud member of the Indiana E-Sports Network. We compete against other middle schools across Indiana in titles such as Rocket League, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Minecraft, Mario Kart, Chess, and more. Compete for points in ranked season play. Eliminate other teams in the playoffs to earn a spot in the State Championship.

STEM Skills for the 21st Century

This year-long, two-class-period course combines science, technology, engineering, design, and mathematics in a problem-based learning environment. Students learn basic science, engineering, and design concepts, then apply those ideas to solve real-world problems. Foundational concepts include robotics, physics, chemistry, genetics, design, and modeling. The capstone of the class is a semester-long project designing a solution to a science-based problem which will be presented to the community.

School Events & Experiences

6th Grade Experience

(March)

Band, Choir, & Orchestra Concerts & Competitions