What FBE students want more of in 2022

Foxbank Elementary students recently created what they want to see more of in 2022 using Makerspace materials. Students created masterpieces resembling flowers, trees, solar cars, electric bikes, forests, robots and more.

New Year words and resolutions at FBE

Foxbank Elementary students recently made a fun interactive poster that hangs by the school cafeteria. All members of the school community were invited to put a sticky note up to share what their New Year word or resolution is.

More of this, less of that in 2022

Tori Huerth's third-graders at Foxbank Elementary recently narrowed down their goals for 2022. Her students decided to focus on what they want to do more and less of -- check out what they came up with for their New Year's Resolutions.

Updated COVID-19 guidelines and drive-through testing site information

PHOTOS: All aboard the Polar Express at FBE

The special services classes have recently conducted a "Holidays Around the World" unit with students. Their final “country” was the North Pole and that day, they got to ride a train around the front of the school in connection with having read the popular holiday book, The Polar Express.

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."

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.

PHOTOS: BHS theatre students pay a visit to FBE

Students from Berkeley High's Theatre 1 program paid a visit to a couple of their elementary feeder schools this past week to put on a fun performance for some of BCSD's youngest learners. The high school students came out to Foxbank Elementary on Monday.

Oh 'boykin' they give: FBE donates items to Callen-Lacey home

Foxbank Elementary recently participated in a school-wide toy drive to benefit the Callen-Lacey Center for Children in Moncks Corner; the center is a foster home. The drive was led by third-grade teacher Tori Huerth.