DHEC will be offering FREE Tdap shots during a special clinic on August 14, 2013 from 1:00 to 6:30 pm at the Dillon County Health Department. Dillon School District Four urges parents to take advantage of this free clinic offered by DHEC if their rising seventh grader has not had the vaccine.
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
DHS Class Of 1978 Schedules Reunion Planning Meetings
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The DHS Class of 1978 has scheduled reunion planning meetings.
‘Freshman Fundamentals’ To Be Presented At DHS
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S.C. Gear Up and Dillon High School are teaming up to offer “Freshman Fundamentals,” a transition program from middle school to high school.
Ag Student Presented Scholarship For Workshop
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The Dillon Soil & Water Conservation District has awarded, Ag Student at Dillon County Technology Center, and class senior, Justin Roberts, a scholarship to attend the South Carolina Districts Youth Workshop.
District Four Teacher Of The Year Honored By The Schafer Foundation
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The Schafer Foundation has honored Dillon County teachers by sponsoring District Teacher of the Year Kellyson Poe’s appearance at the South Carolina Teacher of the Year Celebration that was on May 1 in Columbia.
Talent Show Held
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Stewart Heights Elementary School held its 27th annual end-of-year talent show under the direction of Brian Lodge, music teacher.
The theme this year was “Pop Stars”.
Year-Round School
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Do you think the districts should go to year-round school?
Students Win Bikes Through MAP Program
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Dr. Pace, principal, and Kellyson Poe, school counselor and testing coordinator, implemented a new program to increase student’s MAP scores
Dillon District Four Reading Counts-Third Nine Weeks
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Dillon School District Four is proud to announce the Reading Counts Third Nine Weeks Winners. (with pics)
DMS Students Headed To Washington, DC
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Several Dillon Middle School seventh and eighth graders will be visiting Washington, D.C. from May 29-June 2 led by trip coordinator, James E. Moultrie, who has taken hundreds of students on the trip in his years as an educator.