Our Winter Performance was a huge success, thanks to the incredible work of our students, staff, and community!
A big thank you to our wonderful hosts — Clara Yanez, Lizett Sandoval, and Brittnie Del Toro — for guiding the evening with so much heart and energy.
Students from multiple grade levels took the stage and shined, sharing their talents through music, dance, art, and more. Our after-school programs and electives were also showcased, giving families a look at all the creativity and hard work happening beyond the classroom.
We are so proud of our students and grateful for everyone who came out to support them.
Happy Holidays from Buttonwillow!









They explored hands-on STEM activities, met inspiring women in science and engineering, and discovered new pathways for their futures—rain couldn’t stop their curiosity or excitement!
A huge thank you to Mrs. Ngo for organizing this opportunity and supporting our girls every step of the way.
So proud of their resilience, leadership, and Roadrunner spirit. These girls truly belong in STEM!










Thank you to everyone who joined the fun, cheered from the sidelines, and helped make this parade one to remember. We love seeing our students’ imaginations come to life!


















A huge shout-out to the Kern Arts Council for bringing their talent and vision to our campus and inviting our community to help design the new Buttonwillow mural — it’s going to be amazing!
We’re so grateful to Bike Bakersfield and Ms. Sandoval’s family for donating bicycles for our exciting raffle , and to CRC for keeping everyone happy with delicious food and drinks.
Our students, families, and community members made the night truly special. Together, we showed that art brings people together.










Special thanks to Mr. Parrish for organizing such a flawless event. We also want to give a huge THANK YOU to all the volunteers who made this tournament possible—from our amazing students to dedicated staff and supportive parents. Whether you helped at the scoreboard, ran the concession stand, or supported behind the scenes, your hard work and teamwork made the day unforgettable! 💙💛
Photo Credit: Kimberly Salinas




They took 2nd place in the Buttonwillow Volleyball Tournament held at the Recreation Hall in Buttonwillow. The girls faced Maple in the championship game, where they played with determination and teamwork. We are so proud of their effort, sportsmanship, and the way they represented our school. Great job, Roadrunners! 💙🏐💛
Photo Credit: Kimberly Salinas







A big thank you to our families, staff, and community members who came out to support our 8th grade students at Spaghetti Night. Your generosity and participation made the event a wonderful evening of good food and great company.
All proceeds from the dinner plates go directly to the 8th grade Class of 2026 Graduation fund, helping us celebrate our students’ achievements in a memorable way. We truly appreciate your support in making this milestone special for our Roadrunners! 🎓✨



Photo Credit: Santiago Barragan


Our Lady Roadrunners B-Team showed incredible hustle and heart today, proving their hard work is paying off. Their growth and determination are a true reflection of their teamwork and the strong leadership of Coach Karen Ehinger and Serena Garcia.
Photo Credit: Kim Salinas





Our young Lady Roadrunners displayed outstanding teamwork and determination today, securing a well-earned victory against Pond. They have truly come together and built a bond that shines through in every play on the court. Both the A-Team and B-Team continue to grow stronger each game under the dedicated coaching of Serena Garcia and Karen Ehinger. Congratulations, Roadrunners! Kimberly Salinas did a fantastic job taking our girls volleyball pictures!














Volleyball Practice Starts Next Week!
For students in 6th–8th grade
Dates: August 5th & 6th
Time: 3:00–4:30 PM
Location: Buttonwillow School Gym







