woodland weight lifting team
Ms. Whitlatch with Students
Student jumping in long jump
Baseball player sliding into 3rd base
Aunt Pearlie Sue
🎬🎤 Lights, Camera, Action at Woodland High! 🎤🎬 Mr. Coley’s Media Tech class took a hands-on approach to filmmaking as they learned how to sync wireless audio with recorded footage! 🎥✨ Students operated a cinema camera, boom mic, and wireless audio equipment while others stepped into the spotlight, acting out scenes from the classic movie The Sandlot! ⚾🎞️ With Mr. Coley coaching behind the lens, students learned how to frame the perfect shot, direct actors, and bring scenes to life. To ensure authenticity, he even pulled up the original clip, guiding students on body posture, dialogue delivery, and acting techniques. 👏🎭 Woodland High’s CTE program is equipping students with real-world media production skills, preparing them for careers in film, broadcasting, and beyond! 🚀💡 #WHSwolverines #CTE #FutureFilmmakers #MediaTech #TheSandlot 🎬
Woodland High School FBLA Shines at State Leadership Conference  On February 3-5, students from Woodland High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter attended the South Carolina FBLA State Leadership Conference in Greenville, SC. Competing against some of the best business-minded students in the state, Woodland’s participants showcased their skills in various competitive events.  Students competing included: * Emonny Mays & Alicia Brown – Organizational Leadership * Desmond Cain & Kerri Davis – Marketing * Alexxis Martino – Introduction to Business Communication * Ryan Haynes – Financial Math * Malachi Parker – Introduction to FBLA  A standout moment from the conference was Kerri Davis' first-place finish in Marketing, earning her the opportunity to represent Woodland High School and South Carolina at the FBLA National Conference this summer in Anaheim, CA. In addition to competing, students participated in learning workshops and connected with college and university representatives, gaining valuable insights into business careers and higher education opportunities.  Congratulations to all participants for their dedication and hard work! Woodland High School’s CTE programs continue to prepare future business leaders for success. Article by Mary Primus, FBLA Sponsor.   #WHSFBLA #FutureLeaders #SCFBLA #WolverinePride
💅✨ Future Nail Techs in the Making! ✨💅 Last week, Mrs. Mixon and her Nail Technology class from the Dorchester County Career & Technology Center visited Woodland Middle School to showcase this amazing CTE program! 🌟 With over 30 years of experience as a licensed cosmetologist and 20 years as a salon owner, Mrs. Mixon has been shaping future professionals at DCCTC for 14 years. Her students—who come from both Dorchester District 4 (DD4) and Dorchester District 2 (DD2)—not only gave middle schoolers fabulous manicures but also shared insights about the class, certification process, and career opportunities available after completing the program. This hands-on experience, facilitated by Dr. Robyn Mixon-Davis, DD4's Transition Specialist (and Mrs. Mixon’s daughter!), was a great recruitment tool and a career pathway discovery opportunity for our students. Dorchester District 4 is committed to highlighting CTE programs that prepare students for real-world careers, and this event was a perfect example of education in action! 👏✨ #DD4CTE #FutureNailTechs #CareerReady #HandsOnLearning
Each month, Ms. Deb’s PIP class explores a new unit from the Pre-K Launch Curriculum by TEACHTOWN. This month, the students are learning about Community Helpers—the jobs they do, the tools they use, and how they serve the community.    To make learning meaningful, the class engages in hands-on, play-based activities that bring the lessons to life. Interactive experiences, such as dressing up and role-playing, make learning both fun and relevant for young learners.    On Wednesday, February 13, Ms. Deb’s students brought their lessons to life by dressing as community helpers featured in The Food Drive, the book they are currently reading. They also took an "in-school field trip," visiting various staff members to share what they’ve learned about different community roles.    Ms. Deb, her assistants, and the students love these engaging activities that make learning an exciting adventure!    ​Article by Principal Ruth Mims  Photos provided by Mrs. Tracy DeLee
📢 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
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