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BCSD board approves appointments of 7 school-level administrators
At the Tuesday, July 27, 2021 meeting of the Berkeley County Board of Education, board members approved the appointments of seven school-level administrators.
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ESSER III FUNDING AND COMMUNITY SURVEY
We would like to ask you to complete a short survey as district stakeholders. Your responses will help us to finalize the major areas of need for which we will use “ESSER III” funding in BCSD
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Upcoming community meet-and-greets with new school administrators
The drop-in meet-and-greets will begin at 5:30 p.m. and conclude by 7 p.m. These events will be hosted on each of the schools' campuses.
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Retired Columbine High principal shares story with BCSD admin
Since retiring in 2014, former Columbine High principal Frank DeAngelis travels to schools around the country, sharing his own story from that day, with hopes to churn out better ways to protect students and prepare schools from mass shootings.
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PHOTOS: BCSD admin participate in summer leadership training
BCSD school administrators came together the week of July 19 to learn new ways to evolve as leaders, share ideas and prepare for the upcoming school year through a series of workshops and classroom sessions.
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BCSD makes several administrative appointments
Berkeley County School District announced several school administrator appointments on Wednesday, July 14 – most in response to promotions of school administrators announced at the previous day’s board meeting.
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Jamal Sutherland family lawyers donate $23,000 to Goose Creek High
Local attorneys Mark Peper and Gary Christmas swung by Goose Creek High on July 14 to present Principal Shameka Washington with a $23,000 check to benefit the school's soccer and music programs, both of which the late Jamal Sutherland fondly remembered. Sutherland died while in custody earlier this year, and his family's attorneys are now donating portions of their attorney fees to different entities that impacted Jamal.
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UPCOMING COMMUNITY COVID-19 VACCINE CLINICS
These clinics will serve members of the public who have not yet received their COVID-19 vaccine. Individuals who qualify should arrive at the clinic and complete an on-site registration.
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State face covering policy update & opt out form(s)
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) opt out form can be found here.
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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 26 and March 8). 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.
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CARLY GAGNE WEARS MANY HATS AT CANE BAY HIGH
CBH math teacher Carly Gagne has stayed busy this year teaching traditional, BDL and virtual students, in addition to serving other roles at her school and within the community.
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KRISTEN MORRIS BRINGS ELEMENTS OF CREATIVITY TO HER CLASS
Inspired by a line of teachers growing up, fourth-grade teacher Kristen Morris works to make learning fun and memorable with her students at Cane Bay Elementary.
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CPM chorus students learn how the voice works
College Park Middle chorus students got to do a cross-categorical lesson on singing and the anatomy of the voice.
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Activity teaches communication, flight dynamics in ESOL classroom
This DreamLearners STEM activity provided by Boeing had Nicky Brett’s students building their communication skills while learning the dynamics of flight.
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Taking apart old machines provides lesson in electricity
BCE third-graders worked on old printers, video game consoles, radios and tablets to discover circuits, conductors, insulators and gears a part of a Breaker EDU challenge to learn more about electricity.
