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Are you looking for an opportunity to make a difference? If so, we have options! Berkeley County School District is looking for certified teachers able to begin working in August 2023. Click the headline link above for additional information!
What's Happening Around BCSD
News & Info
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BCSD Recognizes Beginner Honor Band Students
Congratulations to everyone who made it into BCSD Beginner Honor Band!
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Mondays are for mentoring at SRM
Young Men Rise and Like a Boss are two new meet-up groups at Sangaree Middle geared toward providing mentorship for boys and girl.
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BCSD recognizes students who qualify for All State and All Region bands
Berkeley County School District would like to recognize all of its band students who qualified for the South Carolina Band Directors Association's All State and All Region band ensembles, as well as the students who qualified for the BCSD Honor Beginner Band.
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PHOTOS: Middle schoolers gather for Lead With Light leadership conference
Middle school students across the district joined together to discuss how they positively impact their schools through their own Renaissance programs.
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Siqi Fang of Hanahan Middle wins 2023 BCSD Spelling Bee
Siqi breezed through words like rabbinic, vespertine and cyanosis. She won the bee after successfully spelling regurgitate and retinol.
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Students Qualify for All County Orchestra
Because of the amazing strings directors and musicians across the district, 129 students qualified for All County Orchestra this year.
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Hawks land Milan Turner as new head football coach
Turner has coached in six state championship games during his time at five Georgia high schools.
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Sangaree Pedestrian Bridge now open
As a school district, one of our top priorities will always be the safety of our students. With the official opening of the Sangaree pedestrian overpass, students attending Sangaree Elementary and Sangaree Intermediate can more safely walk to school.
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Trident hosting youth apprentice info sessions
Youth apprentices receive paid, on-the-job training along with related classroom instruction at Trident Technical College.
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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Thursday
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Social Media Dangers Parent Training
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February 7, 2023
5:30 PM BCSD Board Meeting
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February 9, 2023
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March 11, 2023
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM Teacher Recruitment Fair
Featured Videos
Fine Arts
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BCSD RECOGNIZES BEGINNER HONOR BAND STUDENTS
Congratulations to everyone who made it into BCSD Beginner Honor Band!
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BCSD RECOGNIZES STUDENTS WHO QUALIFY FOR ALL STATE AND ALL REGION BANDS
Berkeley County School District would like to recognize all of its band students who qualified for the South Carolina Band Directors Association's All State and All Region band ensembles, as well as the students who qualified for the BCSD Honor Beginner Band.
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105 Students perform in BCSD Dance Showcase
For the first time ever, BCSD hosted a dance showcase! Dancers from across the district performed on January 20.
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.