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BCSD Superintendent Search Survey
Members of the community, BCSD employees, parents and students are asked to complete this linked survey by March 15. BCSD's current superintendent, Dr. Eddie Ingram, recently announced his retirement.
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Peachjar Digital Flyer Info
It's part of our effort to be more environmentally friendly, embrace innovative technology, and maintain fiscal responsibility.
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BCSD announces its 2021 Teachers of the Year
Berkeley County School District wishes to congratulate all 47 Teachers of the Year for 2021.
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Desmond Jefferson named BAS Teacher of the Year
Congratulations to Desmond Jefferson for being named BAS's Teacher of the Year.
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2021 MUSC Septima P. Clark Poetry Contest accepting student entries
Students are invited to submit work to the 2021 MUSC Septima P. Clark Poetry Contest. This year's theme is "Life During COVID-19."
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Come grow with us!
As Berkeley County continues to expand, we are looking for teachers to grow with us. Berkeley County School District is seeking quality educators to help us unleash the power and potential of education in our schools.
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VIDEO: Celebrating the holidays around BCSD
Many of BCSD's schools posted and shared photos of students and staff getting into the holiday spirit in recent weeks. Check out some of these festive photos from all around Berkeley County School District this December.
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No cost meals for all students extended through second semester
BCSD has provided free meals to all students since the spring of 2020.
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BCSD names Fulmer and Dixon Chief Administrative Officers for schools
Ms. Fulmer previously served as the Director of Administrative Services and Student Assignment, and Dr. Dixon previously served as the Executive Director of Academics and Innovation.
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Four half-day VIP/teacher workdays added to instructional calendar
All students will be learning from home independently on VIP days.
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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.
