Berea High School

Berea High School is a high school in the Berea community, which lies about six miles northwest of the city of Greenville, South Carolina, in the United States, at the foot of Paris Mountain. It is part of Greenville County Schools. According to the school's history page, public schooling in Berea goes back to the nineteenth century, and the land for the first school named Berea was secured in 1885.

The school website lists subject departments such as Social Studies, a media center with an online library catalogue, and a weekly newsletter for parents. The student handbook is published in English and in Spanish, and there is a section of resources for parents in Spanish. Seniors and their parents are invited to a FAFSA workshop in the media center, where staff give information about the FAFSA and help families start the application; Spanish translation is available at the workshop.

The school's motto is "Character, Community, Excellence".