93% of the 2014 graduates are attending college in an agriculture or natural resources related field.

BACC FFA has had numerous valedictorians from the program.

There are over 300 different career opportunities within the agriculture and natural resources pathway most of which are not on the farm.

BACC offers students real life experiences in many different career choices so students can see what career opportunities are out there.

Participating in the BACC Ag Class could lead to careers in Natural Resources, Greenhouse and Landscaping, as well as Biology and Chemistry.

Over 100 past graduates of the BACC Environmental & Agriculture Program own businesses in Branch County.

BACC FFA membership equals about 12% of the BACC total enrollment.

BACC has had 5 students that have traveled oversees through the FFA while still in high school, including travel to Europe and Australia.