As another incredible school year comes to a close, Berkeley County Schools is celebrating a year filled with student success, achievement, and unforgettable milestones — including honoring the Class of 2026. Get a look back at the moments that defined this school year and a preview of what’s ahead this summer in the May edition of BCS Insider.
Berkeley County Schools will offer FREE summer meals for all children ages 2–18 through the Summer Food Service Program! Breakfast and lunch will be served at select schools through June and July. Read our newsletter to learn more.
In order to get a library card for your child, you will need to bring a form of ID, such as a driver's license.
The $2 off coupon will only be offered to students currently enrolled at Opequon Elementary.
Parking will be limited to mostly on-street parking. Parking meters are not enforced after 4pm.:
Night at the Library is tomorrow, Relay for Life theme days, & Field Day sign up link included: https://app.smore.com/n/6zx1n
Reminder: Today, May 12, is Election Day. The ballot includes a school bond call with projects focused on growth, capacity, safety, and workforce readiness. Voters are required to present a valid photo ID. Learn more about the 2026 Bond Call.
Let’s Finish Strong! 🚀
As we enter the final stretch of the school year, Berkeley County Schools is encouraging all students to stay focused and finish strong by making attendance a priority. These last few weeks are important for reinforcing what students have learned, celebrating academic growth, and preparing for the next chapter. Every day matters, and being present makes a difference.
Your student is an essential part of the classroom, and we appreciate you trusting us to guide and support them throughout the school year. Consistent attendance helps students stay engaged, connected, and ready to end the year successfully.
Let’s keep the momentum going, show up, and finish the year strong together! #FinishStrong #AttendanceMatters
Wake Up...Take the Wheel of Your Future! Join us Saturday, May 9th, from 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM, for an exciting, hands-on experience at the Berkeley County Schools Transportation Department at 88 Harlan Springs Road in Martinsburg. You’ll have the opportunity to test-drive a school bus and explore a career in student transportation. Enjoy the lively atmosphere with live music from 95.9 the Big Dawg with Bob Steele and discover why Berkeley County Schools could be the right place for you. To participate in the bus test drive, you must be 21 years or older, possess a valid driver’s license, and wear closed-toe, closed-back shoes. To become a substitute bus operator, applicants must be 21 years or older, have a high school diploma or GED, and be able to pass a background check. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore a fulfilling career in your community. Register to secure your spot — we can't wait to see you there!
Enter your child for a chance to win $10,000 toward college savings through the SMART529 Fund the Future Sweepstakes! Open to WV families with children 17 & under. Visit the Fund Your Future website to learn more.
BCS is offering two fun summer programs for our youngest learners! Find out more about our Summer Library and Summer Math Explorers programs.
Reminder: Election Day is May 12. The ballot includes a school bond call with projects focused on growth, capacity, safety, and workforce readiness. Please remember to bring a valid photo ID when voting. Learn more about the 2026 Bond Call.
Student Devices Available for Summer Learning: https://app.smore.com/n/nykj1
Mountaineer Popcorn orders are due with money by tomorrow morning. No late submissions will be accepted.