News & Info
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Whitesville Elementary is recognized for its historic significance
At the June 5 school board meeting, Angela Simmons presented the school district with a plaque to recognize Whitesville Elementary's historical significance in Berkeley County.
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District Leadership Updates
We have carefully considered the following leadership updates based on individual and team strengths and are confident and excited about what we will be able to accomplish together this school year and in years to come. Changes in roles will be effective on July 1.
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Eight Adult Education students become welders at W International
Through a partnership with W International, eight BCSD Adult Education welding students received job offers after completing their program.
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BCSD Teacher Forum Awards Two Student Scholarships
At the most recent Berkeley County School District board meeting, Teacher Forum presented student scholarships to two recent BCSD graduates for the amount of $2,500 each. Congratulations to Cindy Perez Garcia and Greta Oswald.
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Lil' Engineers Camp in full swing at PSH
Philip Simmons High Robotics students are leading a weeklong Lil' Engineers Camp for rising first through fifth graders.
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Adult Ed Celebrates 25 ESL Graduates
Congratulations to Adult and Community Education's 25 English as a Second Language (ESL) graduates!
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Video: Superintendent Dixon's Message to the Class of 2023
Congratulations to the Class of 2023! You did it! We can't wait to see how you savor this moment and eventually make a positive difference in the world.
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HHA Earns Arts Schools network Exemplary School Designation
This week, Howe Hall AIMS was named an Exemplary School by the Arts Schools Network. The Exemplary School recognition is a five-year designation and is awarded to HHA from 2023-2028.Â
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Summer Meal Information
The 2023 Summer Breakfast and Lunch Program is available to all students and children in the Berkeley County community. The program is free to all children under the age of 18.
Board Meetings
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The Berkeley County Board of Education meets the second and fourth Tuesday of every month at 5:30 p.m. in the Boardroom located at 107 E. Main Street in Moncks Corner (except as noted on October 25 and March 14). Board meetings are open to the public and citizens are encouraged to attend. There is an opportunity for "Citizen Comments" at the start of each meeting. Meetings are streamed live on the BCSD YouTube channel.
BCSD Events
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June 19, 2023
5:30 PM BCSD Board Meeting
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July 17, 2023
5:30 PM BCSD Board Meeting
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August 7, 2023
5:30 PM BCSD Board Meeting
Featured Videos
Fine Arts
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PHOTOS: BCSD BOARD ART SHOW 2023
To showcase our exceptional art students, each year the Berkeley County School Board hosts the Board Art Show. Prior to last night’s board meeting, select student artwork was on display around the board room for students, parents, board members and the public to observe.
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CBH'S SOPHIA LINN PLACES IN JUNIOR DUCK STAMP ART CONTEST
A combined love for art and conservation helped this creative Cane Bay High student place in a lowcountry art contest.
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SCHOOLS SCORE BIG IN CONCERT PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS
Charleston-area Concert Performance Assessment (CPA) results are in, and among their scores, band students from Stratford High, Hanahan High and Westview Middle all helped their schools bring home Superior ratings with Distinction – the highest earning they can receive in their assessments.
Teachers are Heroes
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Teachers are Heroes: Alexis Drummond is NES's very own Ms. Frizzle
Nexton Elementary fifth-grade teacher and robotics coach Alexis Drummond wants her students to build confidence, use their voices, and know it is okay to be themselves.
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Teachers are Heroes: Steven Jones is an advocate for veterans at SHS
Steven Jones teaches social studies at Stratford High. He wants his students to know that their teachers care about them, and that it is important for them to know what veterans went through to give them their freedom.
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Teachers Are Heroes: BES's Jim Kelsey changed jobs to make a bigger impact on children
Working with young children was a job that he wanted so much, this first-grade teacher at Berkeley Elementary made a pretty big career change to make it happen. Read more about how Jim Kelsey made the switch to teaching.