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Summer Feeding Program Information
BCSD child nutrition workers will be serving meals Monday through Thursday, June 6 through July 28 at the schools listed. Meals will be hot, and children will need to eat at the site.
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2022-23 Instructional Calendar
Please note that this calendar is subject to change prior to and during the school year. We advise you check this link occasionally for updates.
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Board receives update on new state funding metric, considerations impacting FY 2022-2023
The new funding formula, outlined in the Ways and Means FY 2023 annual appropriations budget, takes all new funds for education and applies them to a new formula that creates a metric called the State Aid to Classrooms Program Allocation.
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Social Media Dangers Parent Training Schedule
This parent training will be presented by the BCSD Security and Emergency Management team at multiple schools across the District.
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A holiday message from Superintendent Deon Jackson
"Our communities have continued to rally in support of our student and employees. For that, we will forever be thankful."
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Sponsor a child for Berkeley ONEderland
Berkeley County School District is currently welcoming residents to sponsor its most at-risk students during the holidays through the Berkeley ONEderland program.
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Leaving BAS
The school’s goal is to have students return to their home school and complete graduation requirements. BAS offers all core subjects including special education in middle and high school for grades sixth through 12th. Students receive a full day of instruction; high school students work on a 4x4 block schedule and middle school students take four core classes and two related arts classes.
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PBIS
At all schools, educators spend a great deal of time working with parents and students to try to solve conflicts and behavior problems. At BAS, we have started a model called PBIS that helps provide a clear system for all expected behaviors at our school.
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BCSD Attendance Policy
By law, students age 6-17 are required to attend school. An Attendance Intervention Plan(AIP) must be completed by a school representative for students who have missed 3 consecutive or 5 unlawful days. This AIP meeting is held with the student, parent/guardian, and school representatives. This is an intervention on the school level to address the issues that have prevented the student(s) from not attending school as required by law.
