Broome High School seniors took a walk down memory lane today, visiting the halls of Clifdale Middle and their elementary schools. Students and staff lined the halls, cheering them on! These walks are a memorable tradition for our students. Less than one week until graduation!
You can see more photos on our Facebook page.


Students enjoyed a delicious pancake breakfast and created beautiful bouquets alongside their GLOW leaders. Great job, Champions!
The kit includes 10 “Mini Anne” CPR mannequins, foam AED paddles, and additional hands-on training equipment that will help support lifesaving education for our students and staff.
This generous donation was made possible through Contec, Inc. and coordinated by the American Heart Association in partnership with Spartanburg Academic Movement.
Thank you to everyone involved for investing in training that can help save lives!



Please contact Mrs. Johnston with any questions: ajohnston@spartanburg3.org.


Congratulations to Broome High School students Alice McKinnon Burchett and Jeroboam Leiva for winning the Judge J. Mark Hayes, II Law Day Essay Contest! Alice won the 10th grade division and Jeroboam won the 11th grade division! Alice also won the 9th grade division last year. Their essays will now advance to the statewide competition. Great job!


June 1st - July 24th (Closed June 29th - July 3rd)
Monday - Friday
7:30 am - 5:30 pm
Cost: $75 per child per week (discounts available for multiple children)
All students zoned for Cannons Elementary School would attend D3 Academy this summer at Cowpens Elementary.
Thank you to our outstanding teachers for inspiring and supporting our students every day. Your impact reaches far beyond the classroom. We appreciate you! #BetheChange!

Information is listed below:
All game times are 6:00 pm. Admission is $8.00 and only South Carolina High School League Passes will be accepted.
5/4 - Boys soccer @ Christ Church ⚽️
5/5 - Girls soccer @ St. Joe's ⚽️
5/6 - Softball @ Powdersville 🥎
Congratulations to seniors Thad Lyda, Kevin Lopez, Roger McGee, Erick Navarette, Damian Navarette, Gabin Delgado, and Alexis Martinez-Lopez! Thank you for your commitment to Broome Soccer!
Congratulations to Diamond Martin and Ty'qwon Booker!
Diamond has committed to Converse University, where she will be a member of the track and field team and Ty'qwon has committed to Keystone College, where he will play football.
Thank you for your hard work and dedication. Great job, Centurions!
#ConquerAndPrevail
You can use the link below to view photos from the ceremony:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZBHfmUChT-NGLhMzPYt1HE1gZtQMHtGs?usp=sharing










Our 2026 Terrific Kids of the Year are:
Cannons Elementary School: Sarrah Difort
Cowpens Elementary School: Charleigh Coxey
Pacolet Elementary School: Olha Shevchenko
Congratulations to these outstanding students, and all D3 Terrific Kids! Thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Spartanburg for celebrating our students and their families!



This morning, more than 50 Broome High School seniors signed their letters of intent to pursue their "E": Enlist, Enroll, or Employ.
Congratulations, Centurions! We are proud of you and wish you the very best in your future endeavors!





We are proud to share that three Cowpens Elementary 5th grade students were selected as winners! Juniper Symons won the individual contest, while Joanna Patton and Sophia Coyle won the partner contest.
Students participating in the challenge are required to write and illustrate a children's book. This year's theme was "A Day in the Life of a Lineman."
Juniper, Joanna and Sophia won out of all students in Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union counties! They completed their research and wrote their books while in Mrs. Summey's library class.
Congratulations!




Congratulations to Sarah Hartell and Noah Young on being named Prom Queen and Prom King!





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!

