![]() ![]() High school student athletes read to elementary and middle school students in District Six. A program focused on promoting literacy, Student Athletes Think Reading is Fun (STARS), received a Character Education Partnership Award. Dorman High School Athletic Director Flynn Harrell was named Region II AAAA Athletic Director of the Year. Dorman High School graduate Jasmine Rogers was recognized as the Upstate Region Technology Student of the year for Pauline Glenn Springs won the DHEC- All Health Team Gold Winner 1st place for the state.Ħ Highlights WYFF Golden Apple Award Winners The South Carolina Association of Physical Education and Sport awarded Roebuck Elementary School s Marty Owens with the Founders Award for Teaching Excellence. Arcadia teacher Lisa Littleton, was chosen as Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year. Debbie Philbeck, former Anderson Mill Elementary School Principal was named SCIRA Spartanburg County Administrator of the Year. Woodland Heights was the Red Carpet Award recipient for its family friendly environment. Anderson Director Sherri Yarborough was named Administrator of the Year," by the SC Career Guidance & Placement Association. Back row- Freddie DeAngelis, Jesse Moody, Sagar Naik, Kevin Lybrand, Will McChesney and Janie Thomas R.D. Westview Elementary named Carolina First Palmetto s Finest for Spartanburg School District Six ĥ Highlights DHS Students Earn Perfect Testing Scores on all or part of the SAT or ACT Front row (left to right) Jessica Landers, Marc Amons, Alex Siegel, Amanda Cliver. Three of our schools, Dorman High, Gable Middle and Arcadia Elementary were Palmetto Silver winners for closing the achievement gap. According to the South Carolina Department of Education, a Red Carpet School does an outstanding job of creating a family-friendly school environment and providing excellent customer service. In 2009, Woodland Heights was named a Red Carpet School. ![]() This distinction is based on the school s excellent instruction, student performance, outstanding leadership, and strong family and community involvement. Numerous state recognitions include West View Elementary s Carolina First Palmetto s Finest Award. During the school year, District Six schools and students excelled in academics, arts and athletics. The commitment of our administration, faculty, staff, students, parents and community sponsors has been the key to our success. ![]() Our goal is to see that every child who walks through our doors experiences a broad and balanced education in an exciting environment. Inside this issue you will find information regarding our district s five year strategic plan, test scores, and budget information from the school year.Ĥ An Award Winning School District Spartanburg School District Six is proud of its awards and accomplishments. Although the school year is coming to a close, it is required by law that we present information to you for the previous school year. This article originally appeared on Herald-Journal: Mark S.1 Spartanburg County School District Six Report to the Community District Teacher of the Year Michele Davenport Fairforest Elementary School A Report on the School YearĢ Spartanburg School District Six Mission Statement Spartanburg School District Six, where children are always first, ensures the highest quality education for all children by providing a highly qualified staff, a challenging curriculum, first class facilities, and a safe and nurturing environment.ģ What is the Report to The Community? This Report to the Community is an overview of the accomplishments and progress of Spartanburg School District Six. "I consider this an opportunity of a lifetime and will prioritize building positive relationships with students, faculty and staff throughout this transition period." I am eager to help build on a great foundation of success through academics and extracurricular opportunities," Smith said. "My family and I are beyond excited to join the Spartanburg School District 1 family. Smith said he is excited about the next step in his educational career. Smith also taught social studies at Fairforest Middle School. He previously served as the principal of Dorman Freshman Campus and the assistant principal for Dorman High School and the assistant principal for the Dorman Freshman Campus. He then received his Master of Education from Converse College, and Education Specialist and Doctoral degrees from South Carolina State University. Smith received his Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies and Education from Erskine College. ![]()
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