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Students will learn from home on Monday, May 10
On Monday, May 10, Berkeley County School District students will be learning from home independently all day. All student assignments will be loaded to Google Classroom and/or other learning management systems by 7 a.m. Click the headline link for additional information.
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CES garden sprouts new learning opportunities
School nurse Heather Tamayo was eager to start a school garden at Cross Elementary. Beds are still being constructed, but students have enjoyed trying out new healthy foods.
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BCSD Board of Trustees Names Finalists in Superintendent Search
The Berkeley County Board of Trustees voted Tuesday, April 20, to name three finalists in their search for the next superintendent.
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CBE Principal makes history at Clemson
When Melissa LaBerge became one of the first students to enroll in what was, at the time, a new Clemson University College of Education graduate program, she did not think she would eventually make history.
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BCSD names principals and assistant principals of the year
Each year, BCSD principals and assistant principals are nominated by their peers for the honor of being principal or assistant principal of the year.
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Student Spotlight: PSE fourth-grader Jazlene "Jazzy" Varner an all-around great, well-mannered student
At Philip Simmons Elementary, fourth-grader Jazlene (“Jazzy”) Varner sets a good example for her classmates by being a student who enjoys coming to school to learn and grow.
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SCPASS / SC READY Testing Window Opens May 6
Please contact the school for school-specific testing information.
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BCA brings children's book celebrating differences to the screen
Berkeley Center for the Arts theater students have worked this past year on creating a video production of Chris Singleton's book, "Different," a story on the importance of embracing each other's differences. The book is a tribute to Singleton's mother, Sharonda Colemna-Singleton, a victim of the 2015 Emanuel AME Church shooting in downtown Charleston.
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Board approves measures to increase pay for all employees
In two separate agenda items, the board voted to provide all employees with a two percent salary increase and to provide all employees a step increase.
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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 27 and March 9). 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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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.
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Innovative Educator Spotlight: PSM's Suzette Coors
We are excited to highlight another a BCSD Innovative Educator, Suzette Coors, a 7th grade ELA teacher at Philip Simmons Middle! #BCSDinnovates
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Innovative Educator Spotlight: Daniel Strickland, College Park Middle
We are excited to be highlighting Daniel Strickland, a Tech Coach at College Park Middle, as a BCSD Innovative Educator! Mr. Strickland is excited to share how his teachers have embraced personalized learning.
