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NES Rocket Robotics team places in state competition
The South Carolina First Lego League competition was a virtual one this year. Nexton Elementary’s team placed second for their core values presentation and also placed in the top five for their project.
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PSH scoops up a new sport
No other school in Berkeley County School District offers this sport, and Philip Simmons High is looking forward to continuing to build its lacrosse program in the years to come.
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April early learning virtual play group info
Berkeley County families with children birth to 4 years old, join us for our live weekly play group where we will read, dance and learn new things!
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Don't Wait! Apply Now!
These scholarships are available to all BCSD students. Check individual school websites for school-specific opportunities.
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BCSD board approves promotion of Tina McCormack to Safety/OSHA Officer
A promotion filling the Safety/OSHA Officer role at the Berkeley County School District central office was among items approved at the Tuesday, April 13 Berkeley County Board of Education Meeting. The promotion was announced following discussion by board members in executive session.
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Student Spotlight: Cloé Runion is ready to be challenged in high school
Student athlete and budding writer Cloé Runion is looking forward to challenging herself when she leaves Sangaree Middle and heads to Stratford High.
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Teachers Are Heroes: SFM's Michelle Wilson thinks outside the box with virtual learning
Whether it's trying to do a yoga pose or busting a dance move, seventh-grade world history teacher Michelle Wilson tries to keep it interesting with her virtual learners at Sedgefield Middle.
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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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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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Finding creative solutions to pollution: fifth-graders make business plans
The objective of Kelee Beckwith's students' pollution STEAM projects was to show how important it was to consider pollution when creating their hypothetical businesses as well as the pollution their businesses could cause while it would be up and running.
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Time to 'operate' and find text features
Students learned about text features through a mock open surgery activity: they searched for specific terms and examples in a magazine, cut them out and then pasted them into a cutout of body.
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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.
