Congratulations to Jeroboam Leiva, Aiden McAmish, and Coleman O’Dell! They will represent Broome High School at Palmetto Boys State this summer.
Each year, more than 1,000 rising seniors across the state are nominated by their high school teachers and counselors to be delegates or “citizens” at Boys State. Students nominated are interviewed and selected by the local American Legion Post. The program is considered to be as much about leadership training as it is an opportunity to learn about and participate in government and politics.
We are excited for Jeroboam, Aidan, and Coleman!
Palmetto Girls State is a one-week leadership and citizenship training program designed to educate outstanding high school students about state and local government.
Participants experience governmental procedure by simulating political campaigns, elections, and the political process. They also learn about the principles of citizenship and public service from guest speakers, expert panels, and staff members.
We are excited for Aughtry!
The event included pizza, snow cones, and games! Thanks for joining us!
Students had the opportunity to explore careers in public service, gaining insight into both military and law enforcement pathways while getting a first-hand look at various equipment.
Tickets are $5. Performances will take place on April 23rd and April 24th at 6:00 pm at the District Three Community Auditorium!
Broome High School hosted its AVID Recognition Ceremony last night! Underclassmen AVID students received a certificate acknowledging completion of the AVID elective at their grade level, and seniors were awarded their stoles for graduation.
Congratulations, Centurions!
Instrument Placement Day is this Thursday for rising 6th grade students! If your child is interested in joining the Clifdale Middle Band, please refer to the flyers below! 🎶
Your commitment, support and leadership make a difference in the lives of our students every day. Thank you for always going above and beyond in all that you do. We appreciate you!
The Vision Plan is a community and economic development strategy focused on improving quality of life and strengthening prosperity throughout Spartanburg County. The anonymous survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete.
Your input can help guide OneSpartanburg's vision for the next five years. Click the link below or scan the QR code to begin the survey:
https://www.onespartanburginc.com/visionplan
The winners this year are as follows:
Miss Clifdale: Colby McSwain
Mr. Clifdale: Devaughn Smith
6th grade Princess: Sadie Abernathy
7th grade Princess: Diana Anthony
8th grade Princess: Abbigail Bauer
Most Photogenic: Londyn Knight
People's Choice: Raigen Carson
Outfit of Choice: Colby McSwain
Most Talented: Colby McSwain
Miss Congeniality: Lauren Searcy
We are so proud of all who participated! You can view photos from the pageant using the link below:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VyCFvhLXVnGn8BkwyNbBBppBfFeCACSr?usp=drive_link
Broome High School Beta Club dedicated its spring project to the nonprofit organization Hope For Our Elderly. This organization helps provide essential items such as food, hygiene products, over-the-counter medication, and cleaning supplies to elderly individuals in Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union counties.
Broome Beta Club collected nonperishable food and snacks; more than 27 bottles of shampoo and conditioner; 30 boxes of toothpaste; more than 25 toothbrushes; 14 bottles of dish soap; and more than 30 packs of juice and protein shakes. Broome Beta Club also collected soap, paper towels, toilet paper, and disposable underwear.
Great job, Centurions!
Educators from around the county and state had the opportunity to see arts-integrated lessons firsthand!
Students even had the chance to perform their new school theme song from The Sound of Learning.
Cannons Elementary is in its third year as an ArtsNOW partner and has been an Arts in Basic Curriculum School since 2011. Great job, Champions!
Great job, Champions!
The Broome High School Winterguard did an incredible job during their showcase last night at Spartanburg High School! They travel to Winthrop University tomorrow where they will compete for the 2026 Winterguard Championship. Let's go, Centurions!
Thanks to our local state representatives for inviting our Girls and Boys State Champion Strength teams to be recognized today at the State House! What an amazing experience for our athletes and coaches!
This outstanding recognition is a credit to the hard work of our Cannons Elementary students, staff, and administrators!
Winners will be announced next month. Congratulations, Cannons Champions!
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Dr. Honeycutt received this prestigious award during last night's Spartanburg County Foundation Annual Meeting. Thank you, Dr. Honeycutt, for your leadership and for all that you do to help provide state-of-the-art opportunities for our students!
📸:Spartanburg County Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpBYW5a-eSE&feature=youtu.be
Coach McManus has made a lasting impact on our student-athletes through his dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence.
During his tenure at Broome High School from 1999-2010, Coach McManus helped lead the boys basketball team to several championships, including three Regional Championships (2004, 2005, 2006), two Upper State Championships (2005, 2006), and a State Championship (2005).
Coach McManus returned to Broome High School as Athletic Director and Head Boys Basketball Coach in 2023. By February 2025, he helped lead the Centurions to another Regional Championship. In September 2025, McManus was named Region 3 AAA Athletic Director of the Year.
We wish Coach McManus nothing but the best in this next chapter and know he will continue to make a difference in the lives of students, athletes, coaches, and the school community in Myrtle Beach.
For those interested in joining the D3 family, please visit Spartanburg3.org for current career opportunities.
