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  • Problem Solvers: Making the kite fly

    Students in the second grade class of Ms. Bell at Devon Forest Elementary read "Frog and Toad" and were asked to solve problems presented in the reading selection. In this case, students brainstormed how to solve problems involving the kite.

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  • Educators are Innovators: Circus arts at Philip Simmons Middle

    Through the use of ABC and DAP grants, Philip Simmons Middle was able to provide students a unique learning experience for National Arts in Education Week. Theatre teacher Charles Atkins brought in circus arts instructor Jef Lambdin for a week of activities that covered multiple subject areas and several principles of learning.

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  • Problem Solvers: The solution for the hat

    Students in the second grade class of Ms. Bell at Devon Forest Elementary read "Frog and Toad" and were asked to solve problems presented in the reading selection. In this case, students brainstormed hats to fit any head.

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  • Innovation Squadcast Episode 2: What is STEAM?

    Episode two of the Innovation Squadcast looks to define what STEAM is and how it looks in Berkeley County School District with the help from Gina Boyd, BCSD's Science Coordinator, and STEAM experts from Clemson University.

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  • BCA to host Fine Arts College Fair for all BCSD students

    On October 3, Berkeley Center for the Arts on the campus of Goose Creek High will host a Fine Arts College Fair. It's an event during which organizers hope that students will learn more about arts offerings at colleges and universities and what career paths are available.

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  • Innovation Squadcast Episode 1: Personalized Learning

    In episode one, we discuss the framework for Personalized Learning developed by the South Carolina Department of Education and interview teachers in Berkeley County who are transforming their classrooms to personalize learning for all students.

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Educators are Innovators

  • Educators are Innovators: Circus arts at Philip Simmons Middle

    Through the use of ABC and DAP grants, Philip Simmons Middle was able to provide students a unique learning experience for National Arts in Education Week. Theatre teacher Charles Atkins brought in circus arts instructor Jef Lambdin for a week of activities that covered multiple subject areas and several principles of learning.

    Comments (-1)

Problem Solvers

  • Problem Solvers: Making the kite fly

    Students in the second grade class of Ms. Bell at Devon Forest Elementary read "Frog and Toad" and were asked to solve problems presented in the reading selection. In this case, students brainstormed how to solve problems involving the kite.

    Comments (-1)

  • Problem Solvers: The solution for the hat

    Students in the second grade class of Ms. Bell at Devon Forest Elementary read "Frog and Toad" and were asked to solve problems presented in the reading selection. In this case, students brainstormed hats to fit any head.

    Comments (-1)

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Board Meetings

  • 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 22 and March 10). 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.

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Character Trait

  • What is Character Education?

    Character Education is a national movement creating schools that foster ethical, responsible, and caring young people by modeling and teaching good character through an emphasis on universal traits that we all share. It provides long-term solutions that address moral, ethical, and academic issues that are of growing concern about our society and the safety of our schools.

    » More info on BCSD Character Education

     
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