The annual Dorchester County Showdown took on a fresh twist this year, hosted at Ashley Ridge High School. Unlike previous showdowns and jamborees, where local Dorchester County schools faced off against each other, this year's event saw the county's top football teams matched up against schools from outside the county. The participating schools included Woodland High School, Summerville High School, Fort Dorchester High School, Dorchester Academy, and Ashley Ridge High School, each bringing their best to the field in an evening of spirited competition.....read the full article here which includes scores and other information. https://www.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/article/1730033 #thewood #unifiedtrack #dd4family
Dorchester County Middle School Football Jamboree.
Saturday, August 31st at 9:00am.
Tickets are $5.00.
Gates open at 8:00am, National Anthem at 8:50am and kick-off at 9:00am.
Dubose MS vs. Alston MS 9am
Gregg MS vs. River Oaks MS 9:30am
East Edisto MS vs. James Island MS 10am
Woodland MS vs. Oakbrook MS 10:30am
Hosted at Woodland High School. Get your tickets here. https://gofan.co/event/1646377?schoolId=SC2689
Dorchester School Community. We are proud to announce that our new website launch is now complete.
Dorchester School District 4: https://www.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/
Clay Hill Elementary: https://clayhill.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/o/ches
Harleyville Elementary: https://hes.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/o/hes
Williams Memorial Elementary: https://wm.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/o/wmes
Woodland Middle School: https://www.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/o/wms
Woodland High School: https://woodland.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/o/whs
Odyssey Educational Center: https://www.dorchester4.k12.sc.us/o/oec
Whys is attendance important?
Regular attendance fosters a classroom community between teachers and children. Students who attend school are more likely to succeed academically. Students gain background knowledge from discussions while learning in school. Attending school also provides time for social interactions with peers. Missing just 2 days a month means a child misses 10% of the school year. #schooleveryday
Elementary Schools Host Much-Awaited “Meet the Teacher Night” After Tropical Storm Delay
On Monday night, the anticipation that had been building up for weeks came to fruition as Harleyville Elementary, Williams Memorial Elementary, and Clay Hill Elementary opened their doors for the highly anticipated “Meet the Teacher Night.” This annual event, which marks the final step before the start of the school year, was especially significant this year due to the unexpected delay caused by Tropical Storm Debby. See the whole story in the news section.
Please join us for our Meet the Teacher Night tomorrow from 3:00-5:00 PM
Dorchester District Four Community,
In an effort to ensure the safety of our teachers and staff, and to allow emergency officials to prepare some of our facilities for emergency use, Dorchester School District 4 will operate on a remote work day Tuesday (August 6th) for all faculty and staff. Teachers and Staff will dismiss today (August 5th) at 3pm. Principals and District Staff will dismiss today (August 5th) at 4pm.
Additionally, all afternoon and evening events are canceled until further notice. This includes all “Meet The Teacher” events scheduled for August 5th.
As we continue to monitor the weather, please stay tuned to our school websites and social media outlets for the most current information.
We are excited to welcome back our teachers and staff to Dorchester School District 4 tomorrow, August 1st! Teachers and staff will report to their home schools on August 1st. On August 2nd, we will have our Opening Day Convocation at the NEW Woodland Middle School at 9:00am. We ask that all faculty and staff park at the high school and take the shuttle to the middle school. Welcome back!! #backtoschool2024 #dd4family
The Back 2 School Bash will take place on August 6th from 4pm to 8pm in conjunction with the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office. School supplies will be distributed from 4pm - 6pm.
