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For more information contact:

Dr. Glenda Levine

Chief Diversity Officer
(843) 899-8505

Levineg@bcsdschools.net

Penny Riddle

Administrative Assistant

(843) 899-8549

Riddlep@bcsdschools.net

Welcome to the Office of Diversity

Through ongoing conversations with district leaders, faculty, staff, students and community partners, the Office of Diversity will be developing goals and strategies for moving Berkeley County School District toward its goal of diversity and multicultural inclusive excellence.

Berkeley County School District promotes a welcoming and supportive environment that celebrates and values diversity and respect for all students, employees and stakeholders. The district is also committed to doing business with contractors, vendors and other suppliers who reflect and value the diversity of our community. It is important for all voices to be heard across the school district and for stakeholders to see that intentional efforts are being made to address challenges and opportunities for growth related to diversity, multiculturalism and inclusion.

Cross Elementary students share their dreams in 2020 Oratorical Competition

Seven students took the stage in Cross Elementary’s multipurpose room for the third annual Oratorical Competition on Feb. 27, during which all seven students had 3 to 5 minutes to answer the question: “If I could share my dream with Dr. Martin Luther King, what would it be?”

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Celebrating the legacy of Philip Simmons

With this being Black History Month, Philip Simmons’s family members join the three schools named for him in celebrating his legacy, dedication and work ethic, as well as his knack for perseverance during a time of adversity.

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Cross Elementary Oratorical Competition scheduled for February 27

“If I could share MY DREAM with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., what would it be?” On Thursday, February 27, eight students representing grades 4-6 at Cross Elementary will eloquently answer that question. Their presentations will be examined, and three of those students will receive top honors.

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Cainhoy Elementary to hold viewing of "Selma"

"Selma" is a 2014 historical drama based on the 1965 voting rights march from Selma, Ala. to Montgomery, Ala. The march was led by Martin Luther King Jr., James Bevel, Hosea Williams and John Lewis.

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Learning the art of sweetgrass basketry

With help from Henrietta Snype, who spent a week visiting the school, Howe Hall AIMS third-graders created sweetgrass items – and it all ties into local history they have been learning at school.

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Highlighting diversity, inclusion and collaboration

Prior to leaving for winter break, students in Ms. Hogue’s and Ms. Hartzog’s first grade class at College Park Elementary got a real treat. They had the opportunity to decorate holiday cookies and listen to stories that were read to them by students visiting from Ms. Gorritti’s Spanish 3 class at Stratford High.

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