Welcome to Our School

Dear Parents and Students,

The 2025 - 2026 school year will be filled with excitement and learning for all students. The staff at Rosemont Elementary has prepared themselves to provide a high standard of daily instruction in all subject areas to maximize student learning and development.

Academic achievement and student success are priorities at Rosemont Elementary. Students are supported and encouraged to meet a high standard of academic excellence as they learn valuable skills. Our students will participate in a variety of learning opportunities in and outside of the classroom to enhance the curriculum.

The staff at Rosemont Elementary want to help each child shine in the classroom and we want to partner with parents/guardians throughout the school year to accomplish this important task. You can participate in your child’s education by overseeing homework, discussing graded class assignments and report cards with your child, and attending school events and activities.

At the beginning of every month, the Rosemont Elementary Newsletter will be sent home to parents/guardians to communicate important information and dates of upcoming events at the school. All students will also have a folder to take home classwork for parents/guardians to see and for parents/guardians to send notes to the teacher. Communication between home and school is essential.

Thank you in advance for your help in making the 2025 - 2026 school year a success for your child and for our school.

Sincerely,
Erica Propst, Principal

Student Handbook

Vision & Mission

Mission Statement

Rosemont Elementary School student and staff will strive to be responsible and respectful, enthusiastic about learning, and successful in all we do!

Vision Statement

The vision of Rosemont Elementary School is to provide the skills necessary for all students to live a productive and rewarding life.

Toolkit Index

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Where to Take Your Questions & Concerns

Berkeley County Schools values open and respectful communication to ensure questions and concerns are addressed quickly and effectively.

Safety concerns should always be reported immediately to the school principal or law enforcement. Staff, families, and community members are also welcome to share concerns with the Board of Education; these concerns will first be directed to the appropriate staff member, department, or the Superintendent for resolution. We believe the most effective communication happens directly—by phone or email—rather than on social media. To connect with the right person as quickly as possible, please use the staff directory or the chatbot feature on our website.