Looking for your next opportunity? Join SC Works for a Job Search and Interviewing Workshop at Dorchester County Adult Education.

Tuesday, March 10, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
600 Minus St., St. George, SC 29477
Use Behling Street entrance

This in-person workshop will help you strengthen your resume, sharpen your interview skills, and move forward with confidence. Scan the QR code on the flyer to enroll.
4 months ago, DD4 Communications
Green and white flyer for an SC Works Job Search and Interviewing Workshop. Event details: Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Dorchester County Adult Education, 600 Minus Street, St. George, SC 29477, using the Behling Street entrance. The flyer includes a QR code labeled “Enroll Today,” bullet points about resume and interview help, and logos for SC Works, American Job Center, and Dorchester School District Four.
Woodland High School is thankful for the generous support shown to four of our seniors who received laptops on Friday through Namaste Charleston.

Each year, Namaste Charleston provides laptops to deserving high school seniors across the Lowcountry who have been admitted to undergraduate studies. Every dollar donated goes directly toward purchasing laptops, equipping students as they prepare for graduation and college.

We appreciate this meaningful investment in our students and their future.
4 months ago, DD4 Communications
Four Woodland High School seniors stand in front of a large Woodland Wolverines backdrop holding boxed Lenovo laptops, joined by Namaste Charleston representatives and school staff for a group photo in the media center.
Namaste Charleston representatives sit at a table with a Woodland Wolverines banner while one presenter gestures toward a screen displaying information about the organization’s history.
A Woodland High School senior wearing a red and black jacket holds a boxed Lenovo laptop in a school hallway.
A Woodland High School senior stands in a hallway holding a boxed Lenovo laptop and smiling, with school office doors and vending machines visible in the background.
A Woodland High School senior receives a boxed Lenovo laptop from a Namaste Charleston representative in front of a Woodland Wolverines backdrop.
A Woodland High School senior holds a boxed Lenovo laptop and a document while standing beside two Namaste Charleston representatives in front of the Woodland Wolverines backdrop.
The Tour de Four is back on the calendar.

After being postponed on January 31, our Employee Recruitment and Future Parent Event has been rescheduled for Saturday, March 21 from 10 AM to 12 PM at Clay Hill Elementary.

Step aboard and see Dorchester School District Four in action. In one hour, you will visit our schools, meet our team, and experience what makes DD4 a great place to work and learn.

Seats are limited. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/k385vh26
4 months ago, DD4 Communications
Graphic of a white and green Dorchester School District Four bus labeled “Tour de Four” driving on a road. The text reads: “Tour de Four – Employee Recruitment & Future Parent Event. Saturday, March 21st. 10 AM – 12 PM. Clay Hill Elementary, 387 S. Railroad Ave., Ridgeville, SC.” The graphic invites guests to take a guided bus tour of DD4 schools and includes a registration call to action.
We would like to congratulate three Varsity Boys Basketball players that earned All-Region honors this season.

Juan Forero – 2nd Team All-Region
Jervaz'e Salley – Honorable Mention
Jhailen Herrin – Honorable Mention

We are proud of these young men for representing Woodland with hard work and consistency.
4 months ago, DD4 Communications
Juan Forero controls the ball at the top of the key, surveying the floor with the green curtain backdrop behind him.
Jervaz'e Salley rises for a jump shot in Woodland High’s white and green uniform as a defender contests from the right, gym doors and crowd blurred behind him.
Jhailen Herrin pushes the ball up the court in transition, focused and composed, teammate trailing behind.
Juan Forero releases a free throw beneath the Woodland High scoreboard and American flag, teammates and opponents lined along the lane.
Jervaze Salley drives with his left hand past a Cane Bay defender, eyes up and scanning the lane inside Woodland High’s home gym.
Jhailen Herrin sets at the free throw line with the ball raised in shooting position, eyes locked on the rim as a teammate waits along the lane.
Woodland Track and Field tryouts are set.

February 17, 18, and 19
4:00 to 5:30 p.m.
Woodland track

4 months ago, DD4 Communications
Graphic featuring a large green and silver “W” logo with the words “Track & Field” across it, set over a red running track. The word “TRYOUTS” appears in bold white letters with a black outline at the bottom of the image.
Dorchester County families are invited to a Community Food Distribution on Thursday, February 12, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Odyssey Educational Center – Jenkins Hill Campus, 145 Hill Street in Harleyville. Free food will be available for families in need.
4 months ago, DD4 Communications
Flyer for a Community Food Distribution event featuring fruits and vegetables at the top and a grocery bag on the left. Text reads: “Community Food Distribution – Free Food for Families.” Location: Odyssey Educational Center – Jenkins Hill Campus, 145 Hill Street, Harleyville, SC 29448. Thursday, February 12, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Sponsored by Mr. Louis Smith, Executive Director, Community Resource Center, and Lowcountry Food Bank.
Greetings, Wolverine Family! Don't forget about the Ring Ceremony next week for all those who ordered.

Best regards,
Principal White
4 months ago, Michael White
Ring picture
Congratulations to Coach Eddie Ford, Woodland’s very own, on being named to the South Carolina 2026 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas coaching staff. A well-earned honor that reflects his leadership, work ethic, and impact on student-athletes at Woodland.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Graphic announcing the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas South Carolina 2026 coaching staff, featuring headshots of seven high school football coaches: Dwayne Garrick of Blackville-Hilda as head coach, Corey Crosby of Bamberg-Ehrhardt, Jason Farmer of Dorman, Eddie Ford of Woodland, Robert Mustar of Powdersville, Demetrius Davis of Fairfield Central, and Andy Hallman of Woodmont, on a red background with the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas logo at the bottom.
Woodland High School HOSA is celebrating American Heart Awareness Week, February 9–12. Each day brings a themed dress day, from patterns and traffic light colors to team pride and pink and red. Students can also spot a HOSA member at lunch on Thursday for a chance to win a prize. Let’s show our school spirit and support heart health.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Red flyer announcing American Heart Awareness Week at Woodland High School, February 9–12. The schedule lists daily themes: Monday wear patterns like hearts or stripes, Tuesday traffic light colors based on relationship status, Wednesday favorite sports team attire, and Thursday pink and red day. The flyer notes students can see a HOSA member at lunch to win a prize.
Dorchester School District Four will return to a normal school schedule tomorrow, Tuesday, February 3.
All schools and offices will operate on their regular schedules.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Graphic reads “Important Announcement: Weather Update” over a snowy outdoor background with a snowman. The Dorchester School District Four circular logo appears centered near the bottom, with the district name displayed beneath it.
Golf tryouts are set for February 9–11 at 4:00 p.m. at Lake Marion Golf Course. Open to boys and girls in grades 7–12 interested in joining the golf team. A physical and golf clubs are required. Questions can be sent to Coach Marvel at bmarvel@dd4.k12.sc.us, and families should join SportsYou for updates.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Flyer announcing golf tryouts on February 9–11 at 4:00 p.m. at Lake Marion Golf Course, open to boys and girls in grades 7–12, listing required items including a physical and golf clubs, with contact information for Coach Marvel and a note to join SportsYou for updates.
Due to current weather conditions and guidance from public safety officials, Dorchester School District Four will operate on an eLearning Day tomorrow, February 2. Additional updates will be shared as needed. Stay safe and warm.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Graphic with a snowy winter background and a snowman faintly visible, featuring the headline “Important Announcement: Weather Update” above the Dorchester School District Four logo and the district name displayed at the bottom.

Dorchester School District 4 is closely monitoring the current measles outbreak in the Upstate. While there are no reported cases in our area or in DD4 at this time, we remain committed to ensuring our district community is prepared. The district is closely monitoring the situation in coordination with public health officials and through our established health and safety procedures. Click here for more information. Measles Info

5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Graphic showing a black virus-style icon above the text “Dorchester School District Four” with the words “Measles Update” underneath on a white background.
Woodland High School Softball tryouts are coming up Feb. 3–5 from 4:30–6:00 PM for students in grades 7–12. No prior softball experience required. A completed physical is required, and players should bring their gear.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Promotional graphic for Woodland High School Wolverine Softball tryouts on a dark green background, featuring a large silver “W” logo with the word Softball, a flaming yellow softball graphic, and bold white text reading Wolverine Tryouts; details list tryouts on Tuesday February 3, Wednesday February 4, and Thursday February 5 from 4:30 to 6:00 PM for students in grades 7–12, note that a completed physical is required, players should bring glove, cleats, bat, helmet, and tennis shoes, no prior softball experience is required, and contact information is provided for Coach Kim Reeves.
Congratulations to our Woodland Wolverines of the month for November, December and January. Honorees enjoyed a hot breakfast with their families, friends and fellow nominees.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
Seven Woodland High School Wolverines of the Month, including students and staff, stand in the media center holding glass recognition awards.
two Woodland High School students and a teacher pose in the media center holding Wolverine of the Month awards, with bookshelves behind them.
Six Woodland High School Wolverines of the Month, including students and a staff member, stand together holding awards in the media center.
A Woodland High School administrator speaks and gestures during a Wolverines of the Month recognition gathering. (principal white)
Two Woodland High School staff members prepare food during a Wolverines of the Month celebration.
Mr Connelly stands at a podium addressing attendees during the Wolverines of the Month celebration.
A Woodland High School staff member reaches for items on a serving table during the recognition event.
A Woodland High School staff member stands and listens during the Wolverines of the Month recognition event.
Monday during CREW, the FCA received a donation from the Health Science program and Woodland High School JROTC. They raised money during the last blood drive in honor of Lavel Davis Jr. and donated it to Michael Knotts & FCA (Fellowship Christian Athletes) to give a scholar a scholarship.
5 months ago, Jayvonne Mayfied
Dorchester School District Four will operate on a regular schedule tomorrow. All schools and offices will be open. Families and staff are encouraged to dress warmly for cold morning temperatures.
5 months ago, DD4 Communications
inclement weather update. blue text. district logo.
1st: There will be a mandatory senior meeting this Friday, January 23 at 9:20 AM at Woodland High School. All seniors should report directly to Woodland High. Dismissal to DCCTC will occur afterwards. 2nd: Please reach out to our yearbook staff @ whsyearbook@dd4.k12.sc.us to purchase senior ads! The time is now. Lastly, have an amazing day! It's The Woodland Way!
5 months ago, Michael White
Project Prom is a locally led initiative driven by Kelly Education staff to help ensure students have access to formalwear for prom and other formal events.

They are currently accepting donations of dresses, suits, dress shoes, and jewelry. This year, First Citizens Bank has generously allowed the use of its St. George location as an official drop-off point.

Donations may be dropped off at First Citizens Bank, 129 N Parler Ave, St. George, SC 29477. For questions or pickup information, call or text Stephanie Worden at 843-909-8747. Your support helps students shine this formal season. #ProjectProm #FormalSeason #DD4
6 months ago, DD4 Communications
Pink gradient flyer announcing “Formal Season Is Almost Here.” The graphic explains a Project Prom donation drive to help students access formalwear for prom and other formal events, listing accepted items as dresses, suits, dress shoes, and jewelry, shown with matching icons. It includes a drop-off location at First Citizens Bank, 129 N Parler Ave, St. George, SC 29477, contact information for Stephanie Worden at 843-909-8747 for questions or pickup, and hashtags #ProjectProm, #FormalSeason, and #DD4.
Greetings, WHS family, Happy New Year! We are excited about seeing your scholar's faces tomorrow, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, ready to engage in productive struggle. All scholars must report directly to Woodland High School tomorrow for homeroom. Let's make it an amazing semester! Best regards, Principal White
6 months ago, Michael White