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Reflections on Black History Month - Black Migrations: 2019 Black History Program and Stamp Unveiling
The Berkeley County School District Office of Diversity, in collaboration with the Goose Creek Branch of the NAACP and the United States Postal Service, celebrated Black History Month with a program that was held in the Goose Creek High School Auditorium on the evening of February 25.
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Reflections on Black History Month - Cross Elementary School 2019 Oratorical Competition
Another exciting event that took place in celebration of Black History Month was an oratorical competition held at Cross Elementary School on the evening of February 28 as part of the school’s family literacy night activity.
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RiverDogs launch Festival de Lectura at BCSD schools
Students, educators and representatives of the Charleston RiverDogs packed the multipurpose room at College Park Elementary Monday morning for an announcement on how Charleston's professional baseball team would be partnering with Berkeley County School District to promote literacy.
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Reflections on Black History Month – The Black History Museum
During the month of February, many staff members from across the school district had the opportunity to visit numerous schools and community organizations that held events in honor and celebration of Black History Month.
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Goose Creek High School recognized with AP Computer Science Principles Female Diversity Award
Schools receiving the AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award have either 50% or higher female representation in one of the two AP computer science courses or a percentage of the female computer science examinees meeting or exceeding that of the school’s female population.
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Cross Elementary students take the stage for annual oratorical competition
Last week, seven students at Cross Elementary took the stage for the school’s annual oratorical competition. While other schools host similar events, the night in Cross is usually much different.
