Look for information coming home today about our Harvest Meal for families on Thursday, November 19. Reservations are required by Friday, November 6.

CHIP CHIP HOORAY!
At Boundary Street Elementary, great attendance is coming together…one potato part at a time!
Each day EVERY student in a homeroom is at school, the class adds a body part to its classroom Mr. Potato Head. Once he’s complete, it’s time for a CHIP PARTY! And who delivers the chips? Mrs. Fore and Mr. Dukes—in inflatable Mr. Potato Head costumes, of course! No delivery is complete without the students cheering, “CHIP CHIP HOORAY!”
These homerooms have already earned a chip party, and some are getting close to party #2: Wicker, Fanara, Phillips, Bishop, Brady, Parker, Richter, Flemon, Wilkerson, White, Heydeck, Parnell, Rhymer, Chocklett, and Livingston!
We’re also celebrating 118 students who had PERFECT ATTENDANCE for the first nine weeks!
Thank you, families, for helping our students show up, learn, and grow. We love celebrating them—and we’re clearly willing to look a little ridiculous to do it!
At Boundary Street Elementary, great attendance is coming together…one potato part at a time!
Each day EVERY student in a homeroom is at school, the class adds a body part to its classroom Mr. Potato Head. Once he’s complete, it’s time for a CHIP PARTY! And who delivers the chips? Mrs. Fore and Mr. Dukes—in inflatable Mr. Potato Head costumes, of course! No delivery is complete without the students cheering, “CHIP CHIP HOORAY!”
These homerooms have already earned a chip party, and some are getting close to party #2: Wicker, Fanara, Phillips, Bishop, Brady, Parker, Richter, Flemon, Wilkerson, White, Heydeck, Parnell, Rhymer, Chocklett, and Livingston!
We’re also celebrating 118 students who had PERFECT ATTENDANCE for the first nine weeks!
Thank you, families, for helping our students show up, learn, and grow. We love celebrating them—and we’re clearly willing to look a little ridiculous to do it!

We’re wrapping up our August Student of the Month spotlights with three more Bees who give us plenty to be proud of!
Francis Perez — Mrs. Bishop’s class: Shows kindness and helps classmates when they need it, especially in math.
Skylie Moreno — Mrs. Chocklett’s class: Works hard, keeps growing in independence, and keeps trying when learning gets challenging.
Destiny Wise — Mrs. Richter’s class: Takes responsibility for her work, treats classmates kindly, and keeps her workspace neat.
Congratulations, Francis, Skylie, and Destiny—and to ALL of our August Students of the Month!
Be You. You Matter. You Are Loved.
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Francis Perez — Mrs. Bishop’s class: Shows kindness and helps classmates when they need it, especially in math.
Skylie Moreno — Mrs. Chocklett’s class: Works hard, keeps growing in independence, and keeps trying when learning gets challenging.
Destiny Wise — Mrs. Richter’s class: Takes responsibility for her work, treats classmates kindly, and keeps her workspace neat.
Congratulations, Francis, Skylie, and Destiny—and to ALL of our August Students of the Month!
Be You. You Matter. You Are Loved.
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



The School District of Newberry County was recently notified by Frontline Education, a third-party service provider the district uses, of a cybersecurity incident involving Frontline’s systems. The incident affected several other South Carolina school districts statewide. To be clear, the district has not experienced a cybersecurity incident.
According to information from Frontline, the incident resulted from a vulnerability in a third-party software product used by Frontline that allowed unauthorized access to part of its environment. The incident occurred within Frontline’s systems and was not the result of a cybersecurity breach of the School District of Newberry County’s network or systems.
Frontline identified the following types of personal information that were impacted for 355 employees: Social Security number, email address, and mailing address. Frontline has stated that it is not aware of any misuse of the information as a result of the incident.
The district takes the privacy and security of student information seriously and is currently working with Frontline, the S.C. Law Enforcement Division, and the district’s legal counsel to review the incident, its impact on our students and families, and the appropriate next steps.
Frontline has indicated it will notify affected individuals in accordance with the law and offer identity protection services at no cost, including appropriate monitoring services for minors. We will provide additional information about those resources directly to affected individuals.
We understand that incidents involving personal information can create concern for families. The School District of Newberry County will continue working with Frontline and legal counsel to ensure stakeholders receive accurate, timely information as it becomes available.
Individuals with questions may contact Frontline directly at 1-833-516-8792.
According to information from Frontline, the incident resulted from a vulnerability in a third-party software product used by Frontline that allowed unauthorized access to part of its environment. The incident occurred within Frontline’s systems and was not the result of a cybersecurity breach of the School District of Newberry County’s network or systems.
Frontline identified the following types of personal information that were impacted for 355 employees: Social Security number, email address, and mailing address. Frontline has stated that it is not aware of any misuse of the information as a result of the incident.
The district takes the privacy and security of student information seriously and is currently working with Frontline, the S.C. Law Enforcement Division, and the district’s legal counsel to review the incident, its impact on our students and families, and the appropriate next steps.
Frontline has indicated it will notify affected individuals in accordance with the law and offer identity protection services at no cost, including appropriate monitoring services for minors. We will provide additional information about those resources directly to affected individuals.
We understand that incidents involving personal information can create concern for families. The School District of Newberry County will continue working with Frontline and legal counsel to ensure stakeholders receive accurate, timely information as it becomes available.
Individuals with questions may contact Frontline directly at 1-833-516-8792.
A little kindness can brighten a whole classroom! Help us celebrate today’s August Students of the Month:
Ricardo Arellano — Mrs. Wicker’s class: Works hard and shows respect for his teachers and classmates.
Hugo Pablo Lux — Mrs. Heydeck’s class: Consistently brings kindness and respect to his classroom.
A’lyric Harris — Mrs. Brady’s class: Arrives with a smile and a positive attitude that brightens the day for others.
Keep shining, Ricardo, Hugo, and A’lyric! We’re so glad you’re part of our hive!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Ricardo Arellano — Mrs. Wicker’s class: Works hard and shows respect for his teachers and classmates.
Hugo Pablo Lux — Mrs. Heydeck’s class: Consistently brings kindness and respect to his classroom.
A’lyric Harris — Mrs. Brady’s class: Arrives with a smile and a positive attitude that brightens the day for others.
Keep shining, Ricardo, Hugo, and A’lyric! We’re so glad you’re part of our hive!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



Ready to learn and ready to shine! Today’s August Student of the Month spotlight goes to:
Brooklyn Brown — Mr. Phillips’ class: Goes above and beyond expectations and is a wonderful friend.
Taylor Daise — Mrs. Hallman’s class: Shows kindness, works hard, and makes safe, respectful, and responsible choices.
Escarleth Escalante Gomez — Mrs. Hanson’s class: Is friendly to everyone, loves learning, and always tries her best.
Congratulations to these three outstanding Bees!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Brooklyn Brown — Mr. Phillips’ class: Goes above and beyond expectations and is a wonderful friend.
Taylor Daise — Mrs. Hallman’s class: Shows kindness, works hard, and makes safe, respectful, and responsible choices.
Escarleth Escalante Gomez — Mrs. Hanson’s class: Is friendly to everyone, loves learning, and always tries her best.
Congratulations to these three outstanding Bees!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



There’s plenty to celebrate at Boundary Street Elementary!
Our newly released South Carolina School Report Card highlights exciting gains in student achievement:
Third-grade English Language Arts: 57.4% met or exceeded expectations—up 15 percentage points from last year!
Third-grade math: up 13.5 percentage points!
Fifth-grade math: 50% met or exceeded expectations—up 11.4 percentage points!
Fifth-grade English Language Arts reached its highest percentage in the past five report cards!
Schoolwide math achievement also improved for the second consecutive year.
Behind these numbers are students working hard, educators committed to helping them succeed, and families supporting learning every day. Thank you for being part of our BSE community! We’re celebrating these accomplishments and continuing the work to help every Bee thrive.
Be You. You Matter. You Are Loved.
Our newly released South Carolina School Report Card highlights exciting gains in student achievement:
Third-grade English Language Arts: 57.4% met or exceeded expectations—up 15 percentage points from last year!
Third-grade math: up 13.5 percentage points!
Fifth-grade math: 50% met or exceeded expectations—up 11.4 percentage points!
Fifth-grade English Language Arts reached its highest percentage in the past five report cards!
Schoolwide math achievement also improved for the second consecutive year.
Behind these numbers are students working hard, educators committed to helping them succeed, and families supporting learning every day. Thank you for being part of our BSE community! We’re celebrating these accomplishments and continuing the work to help every Bee thrive.
Be You. You Matter. You Are Loved.

oday, we’re celebrating three August Students of the Month who help make their classrooms great places to learn!
Emanuel Sanchez-Munguia — Mrs. Lavezza’s class: Comes prepared, participates, and takes pride in giving his best effort.
Karen Gomez — Mrs. Livingston’s class: Works hard, follows directions, and helps care for her classroom.
Daniel Perez-Martinez — Mrs. Springer’s class: Is kind and helpful, setting an example of safe, respectful, and responsible behavior.
Congratulations, Emanuel, Karen, and Daniel! Your BSE family is proud of you!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Emanuel Sanchez-Munguia — Mrs. Lavezza’s class: Comes prepared, participates, and takes pride in giving his best effort.
Karen Gomez — Mrs. Livingston’s class: Works hard, follows directions, and helps care for her classroom.
Daniel Perez-Martinez — Mrs. Springer’s class: Is kind and helpful, setting an example of safe, respectful, and responsible behavior.
Congratulations, Emanuel, Karen, and Daniel! Your BSE family is proud of you!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



Hard work, helping hands, and leadership—we have plenty to celebrate with today’s August Students of the Month!
Amyra Epps — Mrs. Griffin’s class: Shows responsibility, respect, and a strong work ethic.
Armani Bates — Ms. Sampson’s class: Offers a helping hand, uses her manners, and always tries her best.
Landon Elkins — Dr. Parker’s class: Has stepped up as a fifth-grade leader in his classroom.
Way to go, Amyra, Armani, and Landon! Give these Bees some love in the comments!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Amyra Epps — Mrs. Griffin’s class: Shows responsibility, respect, and a strong work ethic.
Armani Bates — Ms. Sampson’s class: Offers a helping hand, uses her manners, and always tries her best.
Landon Elkins — Dr. Parker’s class: Has stepped up as a fifth-grade leader in his classroom.
Way to go, Amyra, Armani, and Landon! Give these Bees some love in the comments!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



Three more amazing Bees deserve a round of applause! Meet today’s August Students of the Month:
Amarion Bates — Mrs. Amick’s class: A kind classroom leader who works hard, helps others, and takes pride in his work.
CJ Munger — Mrs. Bramlett’s class: Shows responsibility by coming prepared with his homework and working to turn assignments in on time.
Kenny Diaz-Vasquez — Mrs. Parnell’s class: Participates in lessons, adds to classroom conversations, and is a good friend.
Congratulations! We’re proud of the ways you contribute to your classrooms!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Amarion Bates — Mrs. Amick’s class: A kind classroom leader who works hard, helps others, and takes pride in his work.
CJ Munger — Mrs. Bramlett’s class: Shows responsibility by coming prepared with his homework and working to turn assignments in on time.
Kenny Diaz-Vasquez — Mrs. Parnell’s class: Participates in lessons, adds to classroom conversations, and is a good friend.
Congratulations! We’re proud of the ways you contribute to your classrooms!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



Safe. Respectful. Responsible. These August Students of the Month show us what those words look like in action!
Julian Campos — Mrs. Castle’s class: Shows kindness, listens respectfully, and takes care of his classroom.
Carmella Brown — Ms. Baker’s class: Sets a wonderful example and takes time to help classmates understand.
Zakiyah Griffin — Mrs. Fanara’s class: Helps in the classroom, respects her teachers, and does her best to BEE a great friend.
Let’s hear it for Julian, Carmella, and Zakiyah!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Julian Campos — Mrs. Castle’s class: Shows kindness, listens respectfully, and takes care of his classroom.
Carmella Brown — Ms. Baker’s class: Sets a wonderful example and takes time to help classmates understand.
Zakiyah Griffin — Mrs. Fanara’s class: Helps in the classroom, respects her teachers, and does her best to BEE a great friend.
Let’s hear it for Julian, Carmella, and Zakiyah!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



Our August Student of the Month celebration continues! Today’s spotlight shines on three Bees whose kindness makes a difference.
Kaavia Dozier — Mrs. Wilkerson’s class: Works hard, loves learning new things, and is a good friend.
Kylia Toland — Mrs. Flemon’s class: Comes ready to learn, respects others, and helps her classmates.
Kasir Nance — Mrs. Rhymer’s class: Treats others kindly and helps without even being asked.
Congratulations, Kaavia, Kylia, and Kasir! Keep letting those kind hearts shine! 💛
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Kaavia Dozier — Mrs. Wilkerson’s class: Works hard, loves learning new things, and is a good friend.
Kylia Toland — Mrs. Flemon’s class: Comes ready to learn, respects others, and helps her classmates.
Kasir Nance — Mrs. Rhymer’s class: Treats others kindly and helps without even being asked.
Congratulations, Kaavia, Kylia, and Kasir! Keep letting those kind hearts shine! 💛
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



A little overdue, but absolutely worth celebrating! Over the next nine days, we’re shining a spotlight on our August Students of the Month at Boundary Street Elementary!
Today, help us congratulate:
Sa’kari Paul — Mrs. Fulmer’s class: Takes ownership of her learning and shows respect for others.
Na’Zere Syphertt — Ms. White’s class: Works hard, lends a helping hand, and sets a positive example.
Corbin Knight — Mrs. Counts’ class: Gives his best effort, works well with others, and brings a positive attitude.
We’re proud of you!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth
Today, help us congratulate:
Sa’kari Paul — Mrs. Fulmer’s class: Takes ownership of her learning and shows respect for others.
Na’Zere Syphertt — Ms. White’s class: Works hard, lends a helping hand, and sets a positive example.
Corbin Knight — Mrs. Counts’ class: Gives his best effort, works well with others, and brings a positive attitude.
We’re proud of you!
#BSE #StudentOfTheMonth



Don't forget! Our Curriculum Night is this Thursday, October 8 from 5:30-6:30. You can also join us for free pizza in the cafeteria from 5:00-5:30! Can't wait to see you.

What a wonderful evening celebrating the people who make a difference in our schools!
We were proud to cheer on Coach Reid, Boundary Street Elementary’s Teacher of the Year, and Nurse Brandi, our Support Staff Employee of the Year, at the district’s Celebration of Educational Excellence. Seeing them recognized alongside educators and staff from across the district was a special moment.
Coach Reid and Nurse Brandi, thank you for the care and dedication you bring to our students every day. We’re so glad you’re part of the BSE family!
We were proud to cheer on Coach Reid, Boundary Street Elementary’s Teacher of the Year, and Nurse Brandi, our Support Staff Employee of the Year, at the district’s Celebration of Educational Excellence. Seeing them recognized alongside educators and staff from across the district was a special moment.
Coach Reid and Nurse Brandi, thank you for the care and dedication you bring to our students every day. We’re so glad you’re part of the BSE family!

Thank you to Midstate Quail and Dove of Newberry for supporting the Boundary Street Elementary archery team! We appreciate your generous donation and your investment in our students.
Pictured: Mr. Dukes, Assistant Principal; Ray Counts, Midstate Quail and Dove; and Mikel Eargle, Archery Coach.
Pictured: Mr. Dukes, Assistant Principal; Ray Counts, Midstate Quail and Dove; and Mikel Eargle, Archery Coach.

Stay connected with the Office of the Superintendent – School District of Newberry County on social media!
Follow @NewberrySupt on Instagram and LinkedIn, and connect with us on Facebook for district updates, celebrations, important information, and a closer look at the great things happening across our schools.
📱 Stay informed. Stay engaged. Stay connected.
Follow @NewberrySupt on Instagram and LinkedIn, and connect with us on Facebook for district updates, celebrations, important information, and a closer look at the great things happening across our schools.
📱 Stay informed. Stay engaged. Stay connected.

District Musical Information
Alice in Wonderland
Auditions
Monday, 11/16/2026, 4:00–6:00 at NHS
Tuesday, 11/17/2026, 4:00–6:00 at NHS
Call backs only
Wednesday, 11/18/2026, 4:00–6:00 at NHS
Parent & cast night
Thursday, 11/19/2026, 4:30–6:00 at NHS
Performances
March 11–14, 2027
Cast will pick up scripts and parents pick up schedule and paperwork.
Please scan the QR code or access the link below to register for the BAND app where you will access the audition registration form, script, music, and information for this year’s production.
https://www.band.us/n/a2abb5M3CfU4D
Alice in Wonderland
Auditions
Monday, 11/16/2026, 4:00–6:00 at NHS
Tuesday, 11/17/2026, 4:00–6:00 at NHS
Call backs only
Wednesday, 11/18/2026, 4:00–6:00 at NHS
Parent & cast night
Thursday, 11/19/2026, 4:30–6:00 at NHS
Performances
March 11–14, 2027
Cast will pick up scripts and parents pick up schedule and paperwork.
Please scan the QR code or access the link below to register for the BAND app where you will access the audition registration form, script, music, and information for this year’s production.
https://www.band.us/n/a2abb5M3CfU4D

A special thanks to our PTO and Michael Geddings for a great new mural at Boundary Street Elementary! You can see more of Michael's work on his Facebook page, Michael Geddings Art.



Mural update! Stay tuned...



