Broome High School, a recipient of the Palmetto Gold and Silver

Award and the Gaston Caperton Opportunity Award, is located in

eastern Spartanburg County, South Carolina, and serves the

communities of Cannons, Clifdale, Cowpens, Glendale, Pacolet, and

Whitestone. The curriculum provides a diverse range of courses and

extra-curricular programs that stimulate and enrich the intellectual

growth and development of the 900 students enrolled at Broome,

providing these students with many opportunities to achieve

academic success.

Spartanburg County School District 3

3535 Clifton Glendale Rd, Glendale SC 29346

Phone (864) 279-6000 Fax (864) 279-6010

Broome High

School

381 Cherry Hill Rd

Spartanburg, SC 29307

Phone:

(864) 279-6700

Fax:

(864) 276-6710

Email:

broome.spartanburg3.org

Rodney Graves, Principal

October 2017

Mark Your Calendar

Jr/Sr Prom

Friday, April 20

Indigo Hall

Honors Day

Yearbook Day

Tuesday, May 22

Graduation

Thursday, May 31

ACT 2017-2018 Registration information is available in Guidance or

online at www.act.org

REGISTRATION DEADLINES

Test Dates Regular Late

Feb. 10, 2018 January 12, 2018 Jan. 13-19, 2018 Apr. 14, 2018 Mar. 9, 2018 Mar. 10-23, 2018 June 9, 2018 May 4, 2018 May 5-18, 2018 July 14, 2018 June 15, 2018 June 16-22, 2018

SAT 2017-2018 Registration information is available in Guidance or

online at www.collegeboard.com

REGISTRATION DEADLINES TEST DATES Regular Late Mail in Late Online/ Deadline Deadline Phone Deadline

March 10, 2018 Feb. 9. 2018 Feb. 20, 2018 Feb. 28, 2018 May 5, 2018 Apr. 6. 2018 Apr. 17, 2018 Apr. 25, 2018 June 2, 2018 May 3, 2018 May 15, 2018 May 23, 2018

Important Contacts School Administration

Rodney Graves, Principal ext. 6703

Steven Frye, Athletic Director ext. 6801

Assistant Principals

9th & 11th Grade

Tammy Hodges ext. 6731

10th & 12th Grade

Jermaine Greene ext. 6718

Curriculum & Instruction

Jean Brewington ext. 6726

Guidance Counselors

Guidance Office ext. 6740

Last Name A-G

Janet Linder ext. 6730

Last Name H-O

Gary Barnard, Director of Guidance ext. 6715

Last Name P-Z

Gena Dachenhausen ext. 6816

Last Name A-Z

Teleshia Surratt ext. 6733

Career Development Facilitator

Delilah Goode ext.6790

Bookkeeper

Sandra Duggins ext. 6702

Transportation

Pat O’Brien ext. 6770

Nurse

Becky Rhodes, RN ext. 6704

Excellence In Education Since 1976

Emergency

Contact Information

If you have made changes and

need to update your contact

information (mailing address,

phone numbers or email

address), please call the

Broome High School

Guidance Office

(864) 279-6740

Wed, February 7th

Student Half Day

Dismissal at

12:30

Hello! My name is Hilary Boyd and I am

currently a Senior at Wofford College. I am a

Spanish major with the Teacher Education

Program. I am from Atlanta, but fell in love with

the Upstate of South Carolina and plan to stay

here after graduation. I decided to pursue

language education after I had phenomenal

Spanish professors at Wofford and saw the

great need for more bilingual professionals in

our area. I want to get students excited about

Spanish and all the possibilities it opens to

them. In my spare time I enjoy hanging out with

friends, running, and cooking. I am looking

forward to this semester at Broome.

Thank you!

Hilary

Hello! My name is Chelsea Rogers, I am from

Anderson, South Carolina. I attend USC Upstate

where I am a Senior majoring in Secondary

Education with a concentration in Math

It’s great to be back! I graduated from Broome in the class of 2014, and

am currently enrolled in my final semester at USC Upstate. I previously

attended USC Union where I played baseball for one season. My

content area is English, one that I grew to love and appreciate during

my time here at Broome. I also coach during the summer for the Union

County American Legion baseball team. I am truly excited to grow and

learn as an educator and person, in addition to continuing to be a

lifelong student.

Conquer & Prevail!

David Burress

Spartanburg District 3 Mission

Statement

Our mission, in Spartanburg School District Three, is

to provide experiences and teach world class skills

and values which empower all children to achieve

their fullest potential.

Varsity Basketball

Schedule

Feb 2nd

@ Clinton

Feb 6th

vs Chapman

Girls - 6:00 PM

Boys – 7:00 PM

GOOD LUCK CENTURIONS!

The BHS SIC is a broad based group that serves

as an advisory board made up of parents,

faculty, students and community members

focused on helping achieve school

improvement.

Meeting are held in the

District 3 Community Auditorium beginning at 3:30PM.

Meeting Dates

Oct 26 Jan 25 Mar 22

Nov 30 Feb 22 Apr 26

Miss Centurion 2018

Mary Carson Dowis

Mary Carson is the 16-year-old daughter of

Daren & Jennifer Dowis, and a member of

the Graduating Class of 2019. She is a

member of the National Beta Club,

National Technical Honors Society, and

serves on DMTC Student Government.

Mary Carson is on the Competitive Cheer

Squad, Basketball Cheer Squad and enjoys

volunteering at Houston Elementary and

at the Cannons Campground UMC Food

Pantry. After graduation Mary Carson

plans on attending a four-year college and

becoming a physician’s assistant.

Miss Freshman Miss Sophomore

Promise Henry Casey Quinn

Miss Junior Miss Senior

Sara Beth Woodfin Daylan Jolley

Congratulations Class Beauties

Miss Centurion Pageant 2018

Miss Centurion

Mary Carson Dowis

Miss Senior

Miss Sophmore

Miss Junior

Miss Freshman

Daylan Jolley

Casey Quinn

Sara Beth Woodfin

Promise Henry

Upcoming Events Sponsored by

11:30AM – 1:35PM

March 12 Senior Delivery &

Ring Order Make-up

ALL IN

Every Child, Every Day,

Whatever It Takes!

Congratulations to the Centurion Wrestling

team as they defeated Chapman 84-0 to

claim the region championship.

BELIEVE

With BELIEVE signs popping up all over

Broome, some students decided to artfully

represent their native countries with signs of

their own. This small group is a snapshot

reflection of the diverse cultures among the

students in our school. We BELIEVE that

heritage helps shape humanity, and these six

students are shining examples of heritage that

crosses borders and remains constant, shaping

young lives in new lands, a fiber that runs

through all that these students BELIEVE.

Abigail Vinson: American Sign Language; Kim

Hernandez: Spanish; Justin Lee: Hmong; Oleg

Reznichenko: Russian; Alley Keomany: Laotian; Karim Hassan: Arabic.

Centurion

Varsity Wrestling

A

to our newest faculty members

Coach Brint Moore

History Age – 29

Born in Cowpens, SC

Attended D3 schools throughout childhood

BA History, Coastal Carolina University –

2010

MA Teaching, Converse College – 2014

M.Ed Concordia University – 2017

Currently teach social studies at BHS

11 years coaching experience (offensive line)

Have coached at BHS for 7 years – Conway

HS for 4 years

Jordan Wilkinson

Math

I graduated with a bachelor of science

degree in mathematics from USC

Upstate. I am pursuing a master’s

degree in education. I enjoy sports,

specifically Steeler football! I am

looking forward to a great experience

with District 3!

Tuesday, February 27th

3:45 PM

To attend Alive at 25 you must register with

Ms. Logan in the front office.

The cost is $40 per person.

All students must have Alive at 25

to drive on campus.

Students should report to

school on the following dates:

Monday

February 19th

Friday

March 30th

Monday

June 4th

Middle School

Wrestling

The middle school wrestling team capped

off a great season with a 48-30 win over

region foe, Chapman. The win sealed the

second consecutive region championship

for the young Centurions. Carmello

Cristales led the team with a convincing

pin at the 155 weight class.

Great season Centurions!

Lady Centurion Basketball

The Lady Centurion basketball team is on the go!

In one week these busy ladies played 3 games, traveled to

MSP to cheer on the Lady Indians (who won a thrilling OT

game) and won the JM Smith Corporation Team of the

Week! The ladies were honored with a plaque and lunch at

Golden Corral.

Spartanburg School District 3

37th Annual Art Exhibition

Chapman Cultural Center

200 East St. John Street

January 21, 2018 – February 26, 2018

Reception

February 12, 2018

6:00 – 8:00 pm

Light refreshments will be served

DMTC Senior students attended the Honda Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Recruitment Fair in Atlanta, Georgia at the Georgia World Congress Center. Many DMTC

students received on-site admissions, scholarships and application fee waivers, helping them

achieve their educational goals. Students gathered information and had meaningful conversations

with HBCU admission directors and counselors. Admissions professionals from over 40 HBCU

campuses were on-site at the Honda Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) College

and Recruitment Fair. The recruitment fair emphasized and stressed opportunities that exist at

HBCU’s as well as admissions requirements, scholarship requirements, and financial aid

opportunities. The face-to-face exposure for DMTC students with admission professionals from

many college campuses benefited DMTC Seniors, helping them achieve their educational post-

secondary goals.

From Broome High School

Noeli Cantera was accepted to Paine College.

Anabel Craft was accepted to Benedict College and Paine College.

Alexis Fuller applied to Miles College, Tuskegee University, and Virginia Union.

Kathya Morales was accepted to Paine College.

The Blood Connection was on the

Broome campus Wednesday, January

31st. Students and faculty participated

in the blood drive held in the mini

gym, 41 attempted to donate 29 pints

were successfully collected.

Thanks you Centurions!

Coming Soon!

CENTURION

SPRING SPORTS

Baseball

Softball

Soccer

Track

Tennis

VOTER REGISTRATION UPDATE

17-YR. OLDS REGISTER TO VOTE

On Saturday, January 13, 2018, 17-year-olds who will turn 18-years-old on or before November 6, 2018,

may begin to register to vote in the June Primaries, and General Election.

According to S.C. Code of Laws section 7-5-180, those individuals who are not yet 18-years-old but will

turn 18 before the next ensuing General Election, and who otherwise qualify to vote, have the right to

register beginning 120 days prior to the closing of the books of a preceding primary. The first date for

those who are not yet 18 to begin registering to vote is January 13, 2018.