Today, our amazing school district employees came together to spread the joy of reading at H.E. Bonner Elementary! Together, we're building brighter futures, one story at a time!
15 days ago, Berkeley County School District
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🎉 Today’s the Day! 🎄 Letters to Santa at HBE After School Clubs

Our HBE After School Clubs present… Letters to Santa! Come join us for holiday spirit, festive fun, and to celebrate our talented students. ✨

Here’s a sneak peek of the amazing headshots and group photos — full gallery coming soon. 📸🎁

See you there — bring your holiday cheer! 🎅❤️
16 days ago, Christina Mixon
Blue and white winter themed background featuring an a letter. Text reads HE Bonner Elementary School Presents Letters to Santa Winter Clubs Showcase 2025 Thursday December 18th 6:00 pm HBE Multi-Purpose Room
Picture features 15 students in Christmas pajamas in front of a red curtain.
Picture features 15 students in all black in front of a red curtain.
15 students holding band instruments (Flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, percussion mallets) in front of a red curtain wearing holiday gear.
Student wearing red and green costume in front of red curtain.
Student sitting on the edge of the stage wearing red shirt and smiling.
Student wearing and Ugly Sweater, smiling sitting on the edge of the stage.
Student holding Trombone sitting on the edge of the stage.
Yesterday our students were thrilled to welcome the North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble (NCYTE)!

NCYTE — a talented group of about 40 dancers, ages 8–18 from across North Carolina — honored the traditions of tap while bringing youthful energy, contemporary music, and fresh choreography from some of the world’s top choreographers.

Our students absolutely loved watching these incredible performers. A huge thank-you to NCYTE for an inspiring, toe‑tapping performance that left everyone buzzing! 👏🩰✨

We were able to provide this performance thanks to our Distinguished Arts Program grant. Thank you to the South Carolina State Department of Education for supporting the arts in our school.
17 days ago, Christina Mixon
Indoor school performance in a gym/multipurpose room. A stage with red curtains and a blue‑lit backdrop holds about 8–10 young performers in light tops and dark bottoms, mid‑movement in a line. The front of the stage is decorated with light blue fabric and gold accents. In the foreground a large audience—mostly children seated on the floor with adults in chairs behind them—watches. 1
Indoor school performance in a gym/multipurpose room. A stage with red curtains and a blue‑lit backdrop holds about 8–10 young performers in light tops and dark bottoms, mid‑movement in a line. The front of the stage is decorated with light blue fabric and gold accents. In the foreground a large audience—mostly children seated on the floor with adults in chairs behind them—watches. 2
Indoor school performance in a gym/multipurpose room. A stage with red curtains and a blue‑lit backdrop holds about 8–10 young performers in light tops and dark bottoms, mid‑movement in a line. The front of the stage is decorated with light blue fabric and gold accents. In the foreground a large audience—mostly children seated on the floor with adults in chairs behind them—watches. 3
Indoor school performance in a gym/multipurpose room. A stage with red curtains and a blue‑lit backdrop holds about 8–10 young performers in light tops and dark bottoms, mid‑movement in a line. The front of the stage is decorated with light blue fabric and gold accents. In the foreground a large audience—mostly children seated on the floor with adults in chairs behind them—watches. 4
Check out our decorated halls — the holiday season is in full swing at Bonner! 🎄✨🎁🕯️📸
17 days ago, Christina Mixon
School hallway decorated like a gingerbread village with brown brick and mint-green walls, large red and colorful gingerbread house cutouts, candy‑cane columns, a paper‑chain garland overhead, and a green Christmas tree cutout on the right
Hallway framed by a dark-pink fabric-wrapped archway leading to a decorated inner corridor; Snoopy-in-doghouse cutout on the right, hanging paper lightbulb decorations, paper snowflakes from the ceiling, and colorful wall displays.
"Long, well‑lit school hallway with winter decorations: a large bare-tree cutout, paper-plate snowmen with pom‑pom hats, blue hanging snowflakes, bulletin displays, and reflective speckled flooring.
SANTA'S SHOP / SANTA'S ELVES bulletin display with the phrase 'See Everything' beneath, part of a festive hallway decoration.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver came as guest readers to Ms.Berry, Mrs. Craven, and Mrs. Ash’s classes today. They read stories and left goodie bags from Home Telcom to the classes.
17 days ago, HBE Staff
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver came as guest readers to Ms.Berry, Mrs. Craven, and Mrs. Ash’s classes today. They read stories and left goodie bags from Home Telcom to the classes.
17 days ago, HBE Staff
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver came as guest readers to Ms.Berry, Mrs. Craven, and Mrs. Ash’s classes today. They read stories and left goodie bags from Home Telcom to the classes.
17 days ago, HBE Staff
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
Elementary students sit on the floor listening to two guest readers in a classroom decorated for the holidays.
The Robofoxes had a great time competing in the FIRST LEGO League Robotics competition — way to go, team!

So proud of the hard work, teamwork, and creativity everyone showed. Keep building, learning, and having fun!
18 days ago, Christina Mixon
Photo of an indoor event showing several children in the foreground and midground. Kids of varying ages stand and sit, some looking toward the camera and others focused on activities off-frame. They wear casual clothing and appear engaged and curious—one child leans forward attentively while another smiles. In the center background, an adult woman in a red shirt. To the right, a vertical banner shows the FIRST logo and the URL “tinspires.org.”
Ms. Wendy’s class read the story of The Gingerbread Man, followed a recipe to make gingerbread ornaments, and then created their own festive ornaments! Such a fun mix of reading, following directions, and hands‑on making — great work, everyone! 🎄🍪✨
18 days ago, Christina Mixon
Teacher reading to a group of about 10–12 young children seated on a colorful blue rug. The teacher wears a white shirt with gingerbread cookie designs, jeans, and a festive headband, and holds an open book.
Classroom scene on a colorful alphabet rug: an adult woman in a white sweater patterned with gingerbread men and wearing reindeer antler headband sits with six young children gathered around her. She holds a brown container and wears clear gloves while demonstrating an activity; nearby are a red mixing bowl, a bottle of glue, and a jar of applesauce. Children watch attentively
Classroom scene showing a blue tablecloth with a tray of unbaked gingerbread cookies in rows — shapes include gingerbread people, stars, and snowmen. Each cookie rests on a small square of parchment with a handwritten name underneath
4th graders have been diving into the Revolutionary War!

Students wrote original monologues and staged tableaus to teach the class about key battles — from Lexington & Concord to Yorktown. Proud of their writing, teamwork, and dramatic presentations! 🎭📚👏
18 days ago, Christina Mixon
(Revolutionary War timeline): Classroom with a large screen showing a Revolutionary War battle timeline (1775–1781) listing fights like Lexington & Concord and Bunker Hill. Three students stand near the screen while others sit at round tables or on the floor. Holiday decorations (string lights, small lit tree) and an inflatable Santa‑cat are visible.
Three students presenting a battle from the revolutionary war in front of an image from the battle of Yorktown.
Two girls stand in front of a large screen displaying a historical battle painting; one gestures dramatically while classmates sit on a red carpet watching. Books with holiday themes line the shelf beneath the screen.
Four children stand and make hand gestures in front of an interactive display while peers watch from the carpet
Three students present at a smartboard showing Revolutionary War battles (Lexington & Concord, Trenton & Princeton, Saratoga, Yorktown).
We are proud to recognize our amazing kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Carter, for demonstrating outstanding citizenship! She consistently models kindness, responsibility, teamwork, and respect—creating a classroom where students learn the importance of caring for others and their community. Her dedication to helping our youngest learners grow into thoughtful, respectful citizens truly makes a difference every day. 🦊❤️
19 days ago, HBE Staff
A smiling kindergarten teacher stands in a classroom holding a colorful “Teacher Character Trait Award for Citizenship” certificate, with a presentation screen behind her.
You're invited! 🎄✉️

H.E. Bonner Elementary School presents "Letters to Santa — Winter Clubs Showcase 2025" .

Join us on Thursday, December 18 at 6:00 PM in the HBE Multi‑Purpose Room to celebrate our students' club performances and holiday projects.

Bring family and friends — we can't wait to see you there! 🎶❄️
22 days ago, Christina Mixon
Invitation from H.E. Bonner Elementary School for the “Letters to Santa — Winter Clubs Showcase 2025.” Features a “North Pole Express Mail” motif. Event: Thursday, December 18 at 6:00 PM. Location: HBE Multi‑Purpose Room.
The day is here!

Our first graders present "Adventures Through the Toy Chest" tonight at 6:00 PM in the HBE Multipurpose Room. Come join us for toys, songs, and lots of fun—family and friends welcome! 🎭🧸✨

See you there!
23 days ago, Christina Mixon
A group of about 15 elementary‑age children perform on a wooden stage lit with colorful spotlights in pink, orange, and purple. They wear bright solid t‑shirts (orange, pink, green, yellow, light blue) with dark pants and fluffy feather boas in matching colors. Children stand across the stage—some smiling, some posing or mid‑movement. Center‑right is a large red prop box with a sparkly gold band and a small blue panel showing a starry scene; a child in yellow stands behind it. The stage front is draped with light blue sheer fabric and white fluff, and a rainbow fringe decorates the lower edge. In the lower right foreground the back of an audience member’s head is visible.
A lively children's stage performance in an auditorium lit with purple, blue and warm accent lights. About 15–20 kids stand across the wooden stage in two color groups: children on the left wear bright yellow t‑shirts and headbands, many with arms raised; children on the right wear blue t‑shirts and headbands with arms raised. A large brown chest‑like prop with a glittery silver band sits center stage, its open top glowing green and blue; one child in yellow and one in blue peer into it. A black‑and‑white soccer ball rests near the left group. The stage front is decorated with colorful striped fabric and reflective bands; a small gray plush sits on iridescent blue fabric at far right. In the lower foreground the backs of audience members’ heads are visible.
Children perform on a raised stage in a dimly lit hall under purple and pink wash lighting. About 16–18 young performers wear light cowboy hats with star emblems; the left group wears red shirts and the right group wears blue shirts (one child in blue has black gloves). Many children cup their hands around their mouths as if singing or calling. A decorated reddish-brown chest with a white fluffy boa sits center stage, and a colorful fan‑striped fabric drapes the stage front. Metallic rainbow fringe and blue sheer fabric trim the stage edge. Two audience members sit on the floor in the foreground, backs to camera
About 18–20 young children perform on a wooden stage under soft pastel lighting. Most wear white t‑shirts and dark bottoms and bright “carrot” headbands with two orange carrot‑shaped attachments. Children are arranged in rows—some standing, some crouching—around a large ornate chest prop with glittery gold bands and a starry dark blue top; a white fluffy decoration is attached to the chest. The stage front is trimmed with colorful fringe and light blue draping; a small stuffed animal and a white hat sit near the right front. The children look engaged and cheerful, facing the audience.
A lively children’s stage performance under purple and pink lighting. Eight+ kids wear matching costumes: black bowler hats, white shirts, red bow ties and red waist sashes, with a mix of dark trousers, jeans and sparkly pants. A large reddish-brown trunk prop with gold accents sits center stage topped with a light hat, a white feathery boa and yellow ribbons. Children around the prop sing and pose—some with hands to their mouths, some leaning forward—conveying energetic, theatrical engagement.
Children perform on a raised wooden stage bathed in pink and purple light. About 10–12 elementary‑age kids stand in a line wearing light t‑shirts, dark bottoms and white headbands, many with hands crossed over their chests in synchronized poses. A glittery red chest prop with a fluffy white decoration and a small pink hat sits center stage, and a blue‑green backdrop peeks behind it. The stage front is trimmed with colorful striped fabric and blue draping. In the lower foreground the back of an audience member’s head is visible
🎄 Little Foxes Christmas Dress‑Up Week! 🦊

Join us for a festive week of school spirit, December 15th- 19th! Come dressed as a cheerful elf, your favorite movie character, jolly Santa, or a playful reindeer — then cozy up in pajamas on Friday for a special Read‑a‑Thon finale.
29 days ago, HBE Staff
This flier shares with families the different dress up days. Dec 15th, dress as an elf, Dec 16th dress as a movie character, Wednesday dress as Santa, Reindeers on Thursday and PJs on Friday.
Este folleto comparte con las familias los diferentes días de disfraces. El 15 de diciembre, disfrazarse de elfo; el 16 de diciembre, disfrazarse de personaje de película; el miércoles, disfrazarse de Papá Noel; el jueves, disfrazarse de reno; y el viernes, disfrazarse de pijama.
Our little foxes in Ms. Carter & Mrs. Martin's class rotate through fun, hands-on ELA stations on a daily basis! Check them out in action with stations that include: independent reading cozy corners, matching heart words from the word wall, building letters with playdough, connecting rhyming puzzle pieces, partner reading, and many more. Their stations support phonemic awareness, letter formation, and vocabulary in playful, developmentally appropriate ways. We are so proud of their focus and teamwork! 🦊

Suggested hashtags: #Kindergarten #EarlyLiteracy #LiteracyStations #PlayBasedLearning #LittleFoxes #TeachingJoy #PhonicsFun
29 days ago, HBE Staff
A boy kneels on a blue carpet sorting word-picture puzzle pieces, holding a piece labeled “star.” Scattered pieces show images with words like “snake,” “dog,” “truck,” “train,” “cat,” “barn,” “man,” “box,” and “wall.” A clear plastic container of pieces sits beside him.
A child wearing a shirt that reads “OFF THE GRID” works with handwriting practice cards. Visible cards say “Handwriting Letters” and show the letters “F” and a stylized “J.” The child is focused at a table.
White letter-sound cards are spread on a blue rug with letters and small images (e.g., “p b d” and a pig; “I y r” and a rainbow). A child’s hand reaches toward the cards. Some cards are partially obscured.
A girl with glasses kneels on a blue carpet assembling a face on a magnetic board using small magnetic pieces. A clear plastic container of pieces is next to her. Classroom furniture legs are visible in the background.
A girl in a pink “PRINCESS” shirt arranges clear plastic letters and numbers on a glowing light box. Letters A–G and numbers 0–8 are visible on the light box. Many loose clear letters and numbers lie on the table.
A child sits in a light green beanbag chair reading a red book in a cozy classroom corner. A nearby bookshelf displays children’s books including “Watch Out!,” “Snowmen at Night,” “Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History,” and “The Day You Begin.” The child appears focused on the book.
A child in a red hooded jacket sits on a light tile floor smiling and looking up. A clear plastic bin with small colorful beads and blue/red plastic letter shapes sits beside him. A wooden table and cinderblock wall are in the background.
A child points with a wooden ruler at a classroom number chart while sight-word cards above read words like “is,” “do,” “be,” “I,” “as,” “of,” “me,” “said,” “see,” and “from.” Each sight-word card shows two small heart symbols below. Shelving with classroom materials is nearby.
Overhead view of two girls at a table doing “Roll and Read” worksheets; one worksheet shows H-words like “Hug, Ham, Hot,” and the other shows blends like “brag, prod, crab.” Pencil boxes labeled “a” and “Jacob” and a white card with “J” are on the table. A red die rests on one worksheet.
Three children make art; a girl in a paint-splattered apron paints on a small easel while two other children work at a craft table with blocks and supplies. Paint and art materials are visible on the mat and table. The scene shows active, hands-on art exploration.
One week to go! 🎉 Come see our first graders bring imagination to life—each toy from an old classroom chest transports our students to fantasy world! 🧸✨ Join us Thursday, December 11 at 6:00 PM. See you there! 👋🎶
about 1 month ago, Christina Mixon
Image of show poster, has a picture of toy chest with stuffed animals and toys in it. Text Reads "HBE 1st Graders Present Adventures through the Toy Chest Thursday December 11th 6:00 pm HBE Multipurpose Room"
🎉 Our after‑school clubs will be participating in the Moncks Corner Nighttime Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 6 at 6:00 PM! 👋 Wave big and shout “Here we go!” to cheer them on. 🎄✨
about 1 month ago, Christina Mixon
Decorative event poster reading: “MONCKS CORNER NIGHTTIME CHRISTMAS PARADE — December 6, 2025 at 6:00 pm.”
🎄 Exciting news! Our dance companies, chorus, and 5th-grade beginner band will perform at the Moncks Corner Tree Lighting this Friday, December 5th. Performances begin at 6:00 PM — we can't wait to see you there! 🎶🕯️🧡
about 1 month ago, Christina Mixon
Decorative event flyer reading: “The Town of Moncks Corner invites you to the 32nd Annual Christmas Tree Lighting.” Details list Friday, December 5, 2025, at Unity Park on Main Street, Moncks Corner, from 5–8 PM with the program beginning at 6 PM. Listed performers: Berkeley Elementary; The Corner Cloggers; Foxbank Elementary; H.E. Bonner Elementary; Moncks Corner Elementary; St. John’s Christian Academy; Whitesville Elementary. Notes: watch the Christmas tree light up, downtown shops will be open, live performances by The MoCoLotlve, vendors, and food trucks. City label “MONCKS CO SC.”
We invite all families and community stakeholders to join our School Improvement Council meeting on Monday, December 15th. You may attend in person at 2:20 PM or join virtually at 5:30 PM — if you’d like the virtual link, please email Ms. Silver and the link will be shared on the day of the meeting. We look forward to your input and partnership.

about 1 month ago, HBE Staff
This is a graphic flier that shares the date for the school improvement council save the date for December 15th.
Este es un volante gráfico que comparte la fecha para que el consejo de mejora escolar reserve la fecha para el 15 de diciembre.
🦊🍂 Wishing our Bonner Little Foxes, their families, and our amazing faculty and staff a warm, joyful Thanksgiving. We are so grateful for each of you — your smiles, your kindness, and the way you make our school community shine. Enjoy your day together! 🦊🍂


#HappyThanksgiving #LittleFoxes #Grateful #HBEOneBandOneSound
about 1 month ago, HBE Staff
This is a graphic that states "Happy Thanksgiving" with pumpkins and a little fox aligning the bottom of the graphic.