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Teacher Appreciation launches next week at DCIS and DCSD Digital 360! Here is a quick preview!!Our teachers are MAGICAL!...
03/05/2026

Teacher Appreciation launches next week at DCIS and DCSD Digital 360! Here is a quick preview!!

Our teachers are MAGICAL! 🪄✨

🚨 NOW HIRING – Join Our Team at DCIS / DCSD Digital 360 🚨We are looking for passionate educators to join our innovative ...
02/05/2026

🚨 NOW HIRING – Join Our Team at DCIS / DCSD Digital 360 🚨

We are looking for passionate educators to join our innovative programs:

📌 Secondary Science Teacher
📌 Secondary Social Studies Teacher

If you’re driven to make a real impact and think outside the traditional classroom, this is your opportunity.

Why choose an alternative program?

âś” Smaller class sizes = more meaningful instruction
âś” Real relationships with students who need it most
âś” A tight-knit team with a huge heart and shared mission
âś” Flexibility to be creative and innovative in your teaching
âś” Opportunity to truly change student outcomes and trajectories
âś” Supportive leadership that values your voice and ideas
âś” A purpose-driven environment where every day matters

At DCIS / DCSD Digital 360, we do more than teach content — we help students reset, refocus, and succeed.

📩 Apply today or share with someone who’s ready to make a difference.

On National Principals Day, we proudly celebrate a leader who embodies courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment...
01/05/2026

On National Principals Day, we proudly celebrate a leader who embodies courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to her school community. She is truly an outgoing and fearless principal, dedicated to ensuring every student has access to meaningful educational opportunities while fostering strong, lasting relationships with families. Her leadership creates a culture where growth is encouraged for all—students and staff alike.

She listens with intention, values the voices of her team, and leads with fairness and thoughtfulness in every decision she makes. Always willing to step in and support wherever needed, she sets a powerful example of what it means to serve with both heart and purpose. Today, we honor her dedication, her vision, and the positive impact she makes each and every day.

We are proud to recognize two outstanding members of our school community.Teacher of the Year: Sgt. Xavier Everett  Sgt....
28/04/2026

We are proud to recognize two outstanding members of our school community.

Teacher of the Year: Sgt. Xavier Everett
Sgt. Everett leads with purpose, building discipline, accountability, and confidence through the ROTC program. His impact goes beyond the classroom, helping students grow into focused, responsible young leaders.

Support Staff Person of the Year: Ms. Quendolyn Bines
Ms. Bines is the heart behind so much of what keeps our school running. She is dependable, supportive, and always willing to go the extra mile. Her kindness, resilience, and commitment make a lasting difference every day.

Congratulations to both on this well-deserved honor!

A few of our 8th Grade students wrapped up their final ASCEND trip of the year with an engaging visit to Nucor, where th...
24/04/2026

A few of our 8th Grade students wrapped up their final ASCEND trip of the year with an engaging visit to Nucor, where they took part in hands-on activities and explored real-world applications of classroom concepts. Throughout the experience, they gained valuable insight into the steel industry and learned about potential career paths within the company. The visit not only reinforced technical skills but also inspired students to consider future opportunities in manufacturing and beyond.



Mr. Fred Wilson visited again, bringing another thought-provoking discussion—this time centered on the concept of flight...
01/04/2026

Mr. Fred Wilson visited again, bringing another thought-provoking discussion—this time centered on the concept of flight in ancient times to our high school cadets. Students explored how early ideas and innovations may have shaped our understanding of flight today. To bring the learning to life, they also created their own center of gravity models, gaining hands-on experience with balance and design principles.

Students in Mrs. Coker’s 7th grade Science class researched minerals found in foods, such as calcium, iron, and potassiu...
30/03/2026

Students in Mrs. Coker’s 7th grade Science class researched minerals found in foods, such as calcium, iron, and potassium. They explored how these minerals support human health and connect to natural resources found in the Earth.

27/03/2026
Cadets explored the chemsitry of mixtures by making their own playdough, learning how different ingredients combine to c...
20/03/2026

Cadets explored the chemsitry of mixtures by making their own playdough, learning how different ingredients combine to create new materials through a fun, hands-on activity.

Our cadets explored the basics of aeronautics and built a model to demonstrate how center of gravity affects flight. Spe...
20/03/2026

Our cadets explored the basics of aeronautics and built a model to demonstrate how center of gravity affects flight.
Special thanks to the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce and Mr. Fred Wilson for hosting this hands-on workshop and supporting our students.

16/03/2026

Darlington County School District will be closed tomorrow, Monday, March 16, due to the threat of inclement weather. Based on the most recent updates, the window for the weather impacts is during our arrival and dismissal times, which could prevent our buses from traveling safely. We hope everyone stays safe tomorrow.

Two of our Flex360/DCIS cadets had the honor of attending the 2026 JROTC Ball, representing our program with pride and p...
14/03/2026

Two of our Flex360/DCIS cadets had the honor of attending the 2026 JROTC Ball, representing our program with pride and professionalism.

Under the leadership and guidance of Sgt. Major David L’Elie and Sgt. Xavier Everett, the evening celebrated the discipline, leadership, and camaraderie that define the JROTC experience.

We are proud of our cadets for stepping into spaces that build confidence, character, and lifelong leadership skills. Well done. 👏

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