Boiling Springs Elementary School

10/19/2026

10/19/2026

Kindergarten enjoyed a field trip to the pumpkin patch at Lineberger Farm! 

10/15/2026

We invite our community to join us for Listening & Learning with the New Superintendent! This is a chance to share your thoughts, ask questions, and help shape the future of our schools.

Everyone is welcome, and you can attend any location that works best for you or join virtually.

Virtual Meeting:
https://meet.google.com/iwr-hnih-rvz

Please take a moment to share your feedback through our community survey:
https://goteamccs.org/survey

We look forward to listening, learning, and building a stronger future together!

10/02/2026

Today was filled with joy as our kindergarteners proudly showed off their knowledge of the alphabet and numbers during our annual parade! Their creativity and excitement were truly heartwarming.

10/02/2026

Today, we celebrate and express our deepest gratitude to our amazing custodians who work tirelessly to keep our school clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. Your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed. Thank you for everything you do!

10/01/2026

We are seeking feedback on calendar options for the 2027-2028 school year. Detailed information for each year is presented in the comparison chart. Please visit the link below to view the options and provide us with your feedback.

https://goteamccs.org/27-28

09/30/2026

First grade students enjoyed touring the Eugenia H. Young Memorial library in Shelby this week. We were able to tour the entire library and listen to a story with Mrs. Teresa in the children’s room. In Wit & Wisdom, we have been learning about how children all around the world get books and how books changes lives. BSE first graders know how important reading is, and they love books! We are thankful for our own school library and our town libraries.

09/23/2026

Cleveland County Schools is proud to recognize Holly Hensley of Boiling Springs Elementary as the 2026 EC Educator of Excellence!

Mrs. Hensley has served Cleveland County Schools as an Exceptional Children’s teacher for 13 years. She is a trusted colleague, a strong advocate for students and a supportive partner to teachers and families.

Through her calm leadership, collaboration and commitment to students, Mrs. Hensley has helped create more inclusive learning environments and ensure exceptional learners have the support they need to succeed. Her work in the classroom, particularly through co-teaching, benefits students across the school.

As part of this honor, Holly will represent CCS at the 75th Annual Exceptional Children Division State Conference, where she will have the opportunity to share her expertise and continue growing as an educator.

Please join us in congratulating Holly on this well-deserved honor!

A special thank you to Fostering Flowers, a family-run flower farm in Shelby, for donating the beautiful arrangement. Their mission to grow beauty and foster belonging with families impacted by disability makes this gift especially meaningful. We are grateful for their support of our schools and community.

09/21/2026