Rev. Lonnie H. Alford, affectionately known in Riverdale, Newtown and the Skillet communities as “L.H.”, has retired after 30 years of educating young minds.
Category: Education
News from Dillon District Four (Dillon and Lake View), Dillon District Three (Latta Schools), Dillon Christian School, NETC (Northeastern Technical College), and other schools and colleges
College News
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News about local students attending various colleges.
Lake View, Dillon Districts To Consolidate
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The Dillon District Two Board of Education voted on Wednesday to consolidate the Lake View and Dillon School Districts.
Local Schools Earn Palmetto Silver Awards
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Lake View Elementary School, Stewart Heights Elementary School, and Latta Elementary School have all won Palmetto Silver Awards for general performance, according to the S.C. Department of Education.
Dixie Youth Baseball Provides Scholarships
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From the very beginning, the leaders of Dixie Youth Baseball knew they wanted to develop a college scholarship program that would help former players obtain a college education.
Dillon District Two Make-up Days Announced
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Dillon District Two’s make-up days have been announced.
Stewart Heights Alumni Visits First Grade Class
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While home on his Christmas break, Dillon native and current Texas Southern offensive lineman Vontray Sellers visited Mrs. Sandy Stephens’ first grade class at Stewart Heights Elementary School.
Dillon County Board Gets Tentative Dates On School Facilities Projects
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The Dillon County Board of Education received some tentative dates about their school facilities projects at their last meeting.
Pre-Bid Conference Meeting Held For Lake View School Projects
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A pre-bid conference was held last week on the Lake View school construction projects.
Two District Two Teachers Earn National Board Certification
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Teacher effectiveness has become one of the most critical issues facing America’s schools today. Teaching excellence in Dillon School District Two has taken a step forward following the announcement by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) that Ashley Hardee, a 4-K Teacher at East Elementary and Dana Hayes, a PEC Teacher at South Elementary has achieved National Board Certification in 2010.