Is your student coming back to BCSD? Then don't forget to complete Returning Student Registration through the PowerSchool Parent Portal!
MORE INFO: https://www.bcsdschools.net/o/bcsd/page/returning-student-registration
As a way of continuing to promote child nutrition and adding to the many celebrations capping the end of the school year, Berkeley County School District’s Office of Child Nutrition Services will launch a special giveaway next week (May 20–24) that will offer some big prizes.
Elementary, middle and high school students eating lunch and/or breakfast next week will be entered into a drawing for prizes that include, but are not limited to:
*iPads
*Wireless earbuds/headphones
*Underwater cameras
*Projectors
*Action cameras
*Bluetooth speakers
Students will receive one entry into the drawing for each meal they eat. Winners will be drawn at random, and those who eat multiple meals will obviously have an increased chance of winning.
Let’s celebrate that Watts(1st), Quinque(4th), Brown(5th), Worley(PE), and Sandbeck(6th) are about to finish their first year! Wear jeans or capris, DIS shirts and comfy shoes tomorrow. If you see them tomorrow, congratulate them!
At BCSD's last board meeting, our very own Cate Angle was recognized for winning Spellbound and heading on to the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Good luck in D.C., Cate!
May the 4th be with you! BCSD Family Night with the Charleston Battery is going to be a blast!
REMINDER: New student registration for the 2024-2025 school year is now open! Visit https://www.bcsdschools.net/registration to start the online registration process.
We are looking forward to seeing everyone back in The Nest tomorrow! Wear your Osprey gear and jeans tomorrow as we wait in anticipation for the name of our Osprey and as we celebrate the 3rd national championship for the University of South Carolina ladies basketball team!
Spring has sprung! BCSD Spring Break runs April 1-5. All students return to school on April 8.
Our middle schoolers reign as i-Ready champions continues! We are keeping the i-Ready Super School banner for another month since our middle school students had the highest percentage of passed math lessons over the last month.
We always feel lucky to teach our incredible students! Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Our school social workers do a tremendous job supporting our students! The pearls of wisdom they provide to our school communities are invaluable. Be sure to thank a school social worker this week for the difference they make in BCSD! #SSWWeek2024 #makingapositivedifference
Surf's up with school breakfast! Did you know next week is National School Breakfast Week? For eating school breakfast, students will be entered to win daily and grand prizes from our child nutrition services team. #makingapositivedifference
Reminder: BCSD schools and offices are closed tomorrow, February 19, in honor of Presidents' Day!
We are on fire! For the third time this school year, our middle schoolers have captured the i-Ready Super School banner by having the highest percentage of passed i-Ready reading lessons out of all the district's middle schools this past month.
#DYK February is Love The Bus Month and this week is Bus Driver Appreciation Week? Our bus drivers and bus monitors play a critical role in ensuring our students get to school safely. Take a moment to thank them for their hard work this week! #makingapositivedifference #lovethebus
Our school counselors help our students succeed and always make a positive difference in our schools! Take a moment to thank a school counselor this week for National School Counseling Week! #NSCW24 #makingapositivedifference
Congratulations to Rell Cass on making 12th chair for Viola and Aiden Wells on making 5th chair for Bass in BCSD's Middle School All County Orchestra! Both students will perform with the rest of the musicians Saturday, March 9 at 3:00 p.m. at Cane Bay High.
Dr. Neal's Forensic Science classes started out the semester in the dark, solving a mystery by lantern light! The students used deductive reasoning skills and group communication to be able to solve the mystery and answer the following questions, using only the clues given to each student. They were not allowed to share there clue sheets, just communicate their clues verbally!
Who committed the murder?
What were the weapon(s)?
When did the murder(s) take place?
Where did the murder(s) take place?
Why was there a murder...what was the motive?
Mrs. McIntyre's kindergarteners recently spent time reading with their 7th grade buddies!
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