📢 Community in Action! 🍎🥫  Woodland Middle School hosted a successful Food Drive on Wednesday, February 5th, from 3 PM – 5 PM, providing much-needed support to our community! This event was coordinated by the DD4 Office of Federal Programs and the Department of Student Services, in partnership with the Lowcountry Food Bank.  A huge THANK YOU to the Lowcountry Food Bank for helping us run another impactful drive and to the dedicated DD4 staff volunteers who came out to serve our families. Your hard work and generosity made a difference! 💙  If you missed this drive, be sure to download the DD4 app 📱 or stay tuned to our website and social media for updates on future events! #DD4Cares #CommunityStrong #FoodDriveSuccess
Gina Sawicki
Ja'Kease Salley and his entire family at his signing.
Woodland High School’s Keith Lowman Recognized as One of South Carolina’s Top Emerging Coaches
Hypnotist Johnny Peyton
chef frazier with WMS students
Student receiving student of the month award from Mrs. Sibert
CHES Students making sensory bags
8th grade boys team with their parents and coaches
WMES Student showing off her art work
Top 3 winners at the DD4 Spelling Bee
Harleyville Elementary School Recognizes Character Students, Teacher, and Staff of the Month
Last night, the Dorchester School District 4 School Board held its January meeting, which was originally scheduled for January 21st but postponed due to last week's storm.  January is School Board Appreciation Month! To show our gratitude, each school and the district office put together special gift baskets for our dedicated board members for their hard work and commitment. The DCEA (Dorchester County Education Association), represented by Casey Britt, Sylvia Wright, and Chaquilla Green, also presented a gift to thank the board members for their service.  Last night was also a chance to celebrate our January "Everyday Heroes"! Linda Lewis – Woodland High School Damitha Wertz – Williams Memorial Elementary School Anna Cribb – DD4 Finance Office Thank you to our School Board and Everyday Heroes for making Dorchester School District 4 a great place to learn and grow!
Anna Cribb
Dametha Wertz
LINDA LEWIS AND STUDENT
Dorchester School District 4 is excited to announce its upcoming "COOL CAREERS WITH DD4" Recruitment Fair, scheduled for Monday, January 27, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The event will take place at Woodland Middle School, located at 4044 Highway 78, Dorchester, SC. This is a prime opportunity for individuals seeking fulfilling careers in education to explore available positions and even secure a job on the spot. The district is hiring for roles such as teachers, bus drivers, special education staff, teacher assistants, cafeteria technicians, and other essential support staff. At the recruitment fair, attendees will enjoy free food, drinks, and the chance to win exciting raffle prizes. Childcare services will be provided, making it easy for families to attend. Additionally, qualified candidates may receive immediate job offers through on-the-spot interviews. Ready to inspire the next generation? Learn how to become a teacher through alternative pathways. Representatives from Carolina Collaborative for Alternative Preparation (Carolina CAP) and PACE will be available for those interested in transitioning into teaching through alternative certification programs. This is a perfect opportunity for anyone interested in becoming a teacher through an alternative pathway. For those who need additional support, resume building and application assistance will be available, ensuring you have the tools you need to succeed. Whether you’re looking to start a new career or take the next step in your journey, this recruitment fair is the perfect place to begin. Start your journey to a rewarding teaching career with DD4 today! For more information, please contact Dorchester School District 4 at (843) 563-4535 or email info@dd4.k12.sc.us. Don't miss this opportunity to build your future and make a difference in the lives of students!
Nurse Reeves and Mrs. Washington's classes posing
Woodland Students together after completing the obstacle course
Men of HES Volunteers