
February 28, 2025
Woodland High School students were treated to an unforgettable Black History Month celebration on February 26, when Aunt Pearlie Sue and The Gullah Kinfolk visited the school to d...

February 27, 2025
On a bright Saturday morning, some of Woodland High School's finest came together for a heartwarming food drive, coordinated by Tamara Rolack, Ruthie Bryant, Scott Connelly, and P...

February 24, 2025
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...

February 23, 2025
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,...

February 21, 2025
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 Sch...

February 17, 2025
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...

February 11, 2025
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 t...

February 6, 2025
Woodland High School celebrated a proud moment yesterday as senior Ja'Kease Salley officially signed his commitment to play football at Mississippi Valley State University on a fu...

February 5, 2025
Dorchester School District 4 is proud to announce that Keith Lowman, a baseball coach at Woodland High School, has been selected for South Carolina’s inaugural Tomorrow’s 25 cla...

February 3, 2025
Last Friday, Woodland High School held its 2nd Quarter Awards Program and Renaissance Rally. Originally postponed due to snow, the highly anticipated event still went on as pl...

February 3, 2025
The sixth-grade students at Woodland Middle School recently had an unforgettable experience, thanks to Chef Cedric Frazier and his engaging program, The Cedric Frazier Experie...

February 1, 2025
Williams Memorial Elementary School recently celebrated its monthly Character Word Student of the Month ceremony on Thursday morning, January 30th, honoring students who exemplifi...

January 31, 2025
As part of the Stronger Connections Grant, Dorchester District 4 has partnered with the Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry’s St. George location to bring engaging and impactful So...

January 31, 2025
Thursday night January 30th, marked a historic moment for Woodland Middle School as both the girls' and boys' basketball teams played their final home game of the season. This...

January 30, 2025
January 13-17, 2025, was a GREAT week for our fifth graders! Under the direction of Ms. Gina Bean from Engaging Creative Minds, students planned and created three-dimensional pupp...

January 30, 2025
On Wednesday night, January 29th, Dorchester School District 4 held its annual district spelling bee at Woodland High School. The event brought together top spellers from Clay Hil...

January 30, 2025
On Wednesday, Harleyville Elementary School hosted its Character Student of the Month Breakfast, celebrating students who exemplified Perseverance. One student from each homeroom ...

January 29, 2025
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. Janua...

January 14, 2025
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 7:00PM. The ev...

January 4, 2025
Article written by Denis Washington, 3rd Grade Teacher at Clay Hill Elementary School. Mrs. Washington’s 3rd-grade class at Clay Hill Elementary School celebrated the conclusion ...