Second grade has been using bead strings and open numbers line in order to subtract two 2 digit numbers with and without regrouping!
Second grade has been working hard to collaborate with their classmates on all things opinion writing!
First grade completed pumpkin book reports as an At-Home project this month. Check out just a few of the perfectly precious pumpkins! Which is your favorite?! @ArtsInBasicCurriculumInstitute @ABCInstituteSC
Third graders celebrated the 50th day of school with a 50's Day!! They also had some interactive and engaging hands-on science experiments with Mrs. Liberty! #makinglearningfun
Second graders are enjoying the warm October weather at recess during Red Ribbon Week!
1st graders are working really hard with informational texts! After reading a mentor text with their teacher, students went on the hunt for diagrams in the digital books they read on Epic. We love learning about nonfiction text features!
Energy is everywhere! Fourth grade students celebrated the end of their first science unit by visiting Myrtle Beach to have a day filled with authentic experiences with energy transfers and seeing real-world, extremely fun examples of the different forms energy can take.
Our PSE third graders joined together orange chain links on Unity Day to spread kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Each link detailed ways students can stand up and stand together against bullying. 🧡
Second graders are practicing how to add two, two-digit numbers with and without grouping using various strategies!
Third grade was all smiles on team color day last Thursday!
Arrr you ready? Prizes, pirates and treasured eats - next week is National School Lunch Week! Don't miss out on the swashbuckling fun.
More Info: https://www.bcsdschools.net/nslw2024
First graders learned all about light and shadows with Mrs. Liberty. We loved all the new vocabulary we learned and all the hands-on experiences!
Fourth grade students from Mrs. Newton's class designed symbols for their novel study and used the school laser to burn them onto necklaces. Students were excited to watch their designs come to life as it was burnt into wooden medallions.
Berkeley County School District will utilize the Teacher Workday/Inclement Weather Day on October 11 as a weather make-up, e-Learning Day for students, as designated in the BCSD Instructional Calendar. This adjustment is necessary due to the postponement of the first day of school from August 14 to August 15, following impacts of Tropical Storm Debby.
MORE INFO: https://bcsdschools.net/oct11elearning
Join us at Dog & Duck on Clements Ferry Road for PSE Spirit Night on October 8 from 5-8pm.
Due to forecasted impacts of Hurricane Helene, Berkeley County School District (BCSD) students will learn from home and complete eLearning Day assignments on Friday, September 27. All after-school activities and after-school care programs will close at 6 p.m. this evening.
All schools and offices will be closed Friday, and before and after-school care programs are canceled. As the storm system is projected to move out of the area that afternoon, after school activities may resume after 4 p.m. on Friday.
Here are the upcoming events for this week!
Here are the upcoming events for this week!
For the upcoming school year, all BCSD schools will use Rooms as their direct communication tools for parents, teachers, athletic coaches, club advisors, etc. Because Rooms is located in the Berkeley County School District mobile app, this streamlines communication and minimizes the number of apps parents and guardians need for communication. If you haven't already, download the BCSD app today and turn on notifications so you never miss a message.
Berkeley County School District (BCSD) has postponed the first day of school to Thursday, August 15, giving teachers and staff more time to prepare and students an extra day of summer break. This decision comes after recent severe weather and flooding prevented access to school buildings for three days, disrupting traditional classroom and school preparation time for teachers and staff.
“We value the dedication of our teachers and staff in preparing classrooms and schools, and this additional day will allow them to better prepare to receive more than 38,000 students on Thursday,” said BCSD Superintendent Dr. Anthony Dixon. “Last week, teachers completed virtual professional development and training so now they can focus on classroom and school needs Monday through Wednesday.”
School and district offices will be open regular hours, and extracurricular activities and athletic programs will also operate according to their normal schedule. Information and schedules for school specific meet the teacher and grade specific orientation days have been shared with families by school leaders.
Dixon added, “We understand that disruptions in schedules are not easy for anyone so we appreciate the understanding of our parents and community as we work to ensure that the first day is the best it can be for students and teachers on Thursday.”
Any weather day adjustments necessary as a result of this calendar change will be reviewed and communicated, if needed, at a later date.