National Honor Society Springs into Service Bringing Home Repairs and Hope to Homeowner Before the Easter Break, twenty members of the National Honor Society spent a Saturday afternoon Spring cleaning and landscaping with Home Works of America. The repairs to the exterior of the home and landscaping were greatly appreciated by the homeowner. Volunteering with Home… read more
Service plays a significant role at Bishop England High School. The Volunteer of the Month is a new recognition to highlight the service contributions of our students. The Volunteer of the Month exhibits positivity, hard work, respect, and a charitable heart! Each Volunteer for the Month will receive a certificate of recognition and a Tropical Smoothie… read more
On December 16th the Bishop England Girls’ Lacrosse team planted daffodils to remember the approximately 1.5 million children who perished under the persecution of Nazi-occupied Europe. The remembrance was associated with the Daffodil Project, a worldwide initiative to create a living memorial of 1.5 million daffodils in memory of the young lives lost. Daffodils are… read more
We were thrilled to bring this truly special tradition back this year! The Christmas Feast is a tradition celebrated to bring the entire school together in the spirit of the Christmas season! We shared a family-style meal in the gym, transformed and illuminated with holiday lights. Students got into the Harry Potter dining theme by… read more
The Mental Health Awareness Club helped our Bishops celebrate Mental Health Awareness Day on Friday, October 9 by hosting students at an “Affirmation Station” as well as campaigning for students to sign the student pledge to “BE Substance Free”. Students also received green ribbons to wear and St. Dymphna prayer cards in celebration. At the… read more
‘Going Places’ Nonprofit Founder and Executive Director, Katie Blomquist speaks to Economics Class. Going Places Nonprofit Founder and Executive Director, Katie Blomquist, shared her heartfelt story of creating and maintaining her mission to “Bring Joy” to low-income children in the Lowcountry with Ms. Clark’s Economics classes last week. Ms. Blomquist encouraged students to follow their hearts… read more
Our BE family came together to support the incoming Class of 2025 and new students on Orientation Day. We are thrilled to welcome our students back to campus for the 2021-2022 school year! . On Orientation morning, 9th and 10th graders were greeted at drop-off by the BE Parent Guild with well-wishes for the school… read more
Bishop England High School is proud to announce that Tessa Spencer ’86 is the 2021 honorary Graduation Speaker. On Saturday, May 29, 2021 at McAllister Field House the Bishop England Class of 2021 will hear from our prestigious alumna. “We are honored to have Tessa Spencer as the 2021 Commencement speaker. Tessa has demonstrated the… read more
It was a beautiful evening for the Junior and Senior classes on Saturday, April 17th. The courtyard was transformed and illuminated to become the perfect backdrop for a magical evening for our students. Thank you to the BE Parent Guild and Junior Board members for making the 2021 BE Prom a memorable evening! To access… read more
John England Day is traditionally held during the Fall semester to celebrate our namesake, Bishop John England of Charleston. In 1986, John England Day was created to honor our school community of faith and show appreciation for our students. John England Day is a way to build school spirit and an opportunity for students to… read more
Bishop England is set to kick-off their annual Spirit Week and Catholic Schools Week on February 1st, 2021. This year we will be combining Catholic Schools Week and Spirit Week, so the week will be a mixture of activities representing both festivities! Next week is a competition between the classes. Therefore, the class with the… read more
On Sunday, September 20th, sixty Bishop England High School seniors safely gathered together to paint their designated BEHS parking spots, which will last for the entire year. Once just black asphalt, the senior parking lot has been transformed into a sea of color and creativity. Loaded with cans of paint, brushes and tape, seniors spent… read more
Welcome to all new and returning families! We hope you find this information helpful as we start the new school year. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out directly to any of our administrators. Patrick Finneran – Principal Mary Anne Tucker – Associate Principal Nancy Heath – Academic Dean Julie… read more
Monday, July 20, 2020, Gov. Henry McMaster announced the creation of the Safe Access to Flexible Education (SAFE) Grants. SAFE grants will help students across South Carolina receive access to the best learning environments, and give parents the choice of where to send their children to school. Governor McMaster has dedicated up to $32 million… read more
Packet Pick-up will now be on two days, Monday, July 20th, and Tuesday, July 21st, divided by grade level and alphabet. All students and parents entering the building must wear a face covering. Senior and junior students will pick up their packets on Monday, July 20th, from 9 to 11 am using the schedule below.… read more
Thirty-five students participated in the South Carolina Youth in Government Conference, November 20-23, in Columbia. BEHS had three mock-trial teams, an appeals court justice(James O’Connor), fourteen lawmakers who participated in the model legislature, two committee co-chairs (Marshall Geier and Ethan Griffith) as well as a candidate for Superintendent of Education (Keegan Bittner). An “Outstanding Bill… read more
