School News & Announcements

Students at Burke High School Honored by National Nonprofit for Top Performance in College Courses

National Education Equity Lab’s Spring 2023 Honor Society recognizes students from Title I high schools who have excelled in college courses from the nation’s top colleges

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Burke’s Alexis Marianiello named 2023 Top Five Teacher of the Year Finalist

Marianiello, a Burke Social Studies teacher feels that her greatest contribution to the teaching profession is still in progress. When she was a child, school brought her joy, because she was good at it and felt successful at almost every endeavor.

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Powerschool Parent Portal

The Office of Family and Community Engagement is doing a PowerSchool Parent Portal push to get families to access Parent Portal

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Pair of Burke scholars honored for performance in college courses

National Education Equity Lab Honor Society recognizes students from Title I high schools who excel in professor led college courses

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Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg announces Khris Middleton Family Foundation's donation of uniforms for the BHS boys and girls basketball teams

Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg makes announcement at basketball game

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Flu and Covid Testing

Free COVID 19 and Flu A&B testing for staff , student, and family members of Charleston County School District

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Cullum offers apprenticeships in six-high demand occupations!

For more information visit www.culluminc.com

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Four CCSD schools awarded grants from Laura Bush Foundation

Springfield Elementary School and Pepperhill Elementary School, along with Burke High School, and R.B. Stall High School were each awarded a $5,000 grant from the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries.

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Flu clinic for students

On December 7th the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) will be providing flu vaccines

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EOC Test Dates

Fall EOC test dates.

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Burke students gain access to more dual credit courses

Multiple colleges offering unique educational opportunities through National Equity Education Lab Project

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Burke's Culinary Program recognized at 2022 SC ProStart Teacher Leadership Training

Burke High School had 7 scholars pass the National Restaurant Association ServSafe Food Handler test.

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Trunk or Treat

Burke High School presents Trunk or Treat

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D20PCP Center for Adult and Community Education

D20PCP Center for Adult and Community Education serving all parents, students, and family members of D20PCP will be opening November 2022

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Homecoming Parade

Burke High School will be bringing back the Homecoming Parade this year! Read more if you are interested in being a part of this event.

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Fall Sports Season 2022

Tickets for home games can be purchased at bhsbulldogs.com/events

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Registration & Enrollment Video

We are pleased you have decided to enroll your child in Charleston County School District.

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Student Dress Code and Uniform Policy

Burke High School seeks to maintain a safe and orderly environment for learning. To assist in accomplishing this goal, a school uniform policy has been established along with the CCSD Dress Code Policy.

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CCSD Parent Resource Manual & Code of Conduct 2022-2023

Please scan the QR codes to review this years Parent Resource Manual & Code of Conduct

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Schedule Pick-up & Registration

Charleston County School District is now requiring all new and returning students to register for the 2022-2023 Academic School Year.

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