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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!!!
Williamsburg County School District is now accepting applications for children who turn 4 years old on or before September 1, 2021. Student screening to identify readiness levels is required prior to placement. Parents, you will need to complete a 2021-2022 enrollment application. If your child is accepted, you will be notified. For more information, please contact Ruby Faison, Coordinator of Early Childhood & Parenting, at 843-355-5571 ext. 6177
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The mission of Williamsburg County School District is to prepare students for college, careers, and citizenship in a global society
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Williamsburg County School District values your feedback. Below you will find the links to the Williamsburg County School District 2021-2022 Cognia Surveys. The surveys are brief and confidential, and will only take 15- 20 minutes to complete.
Thanks,
Continue to have a great day.
The direct links for the Williamsburg surveys are as follows:
Student Surveys (Middle and High) for Schools
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/181280/p548
Student Surveys (Elementary) for Schools
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/181291/p548
Staff Surveys for Schools
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/181293/p548
Parent Surveys for Schools
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/181294/p548
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The South Carolina Department of Commerce and Williamsburg County School District welcomed Mr. Frank Hatten of Boeing South Carolina to a day of STEM activities for students at Hemingway Elementary School, Kenneth Gardner Elementary School, and CE Murray Middle/High School on November 30th. Mr. Hatten presented information on careers at Boeing, hands on activities to promote STEM learning, and prizes for question and answers to presented information. WCSD was chosen as the first district in the state of SC to begin resumption of these events which had been discontinued due to the Covid pandemic. Pictured above: Berlinda Mack, Principal of Kenneth Gardner Elementary; Frank Hatton, Boeing; Dr. Rose Wilder, WCSD Superintendent; and Eileen Patonay, SC Department of Commerce.
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On Monday, November 29th, Yolanda McCray, President and CEO of Black River United Way, presented trophies to Ms. Berlinda Mack, Principal of Kenneth Gardner Elementary School, and Ms. Patricia Burch, Principal of Hemingway Elementary School, to recognize each school's outstanding contributions to Black River United Way Campaign during the 2020-21 school year. The two schools were the top contributors of all district schools. Ms. McCray also recognized the district for its support of Black River United Way and its programs.
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On Tuesday, December 1st, students from the University of South Carolina's School of Elementary Education, visited Hemingway Elementary School. The USC students were treated to a presentation about the district and school by principal, Ms. Patricia Burch, a tour of the school, and lunch. The purpose of the visits is to familiarize college students with the job opportunities available in rural districts in SC such as Williamsburg County. Pictured above: far left, Ms. Burch; far right, Dr. Ernestine Young, WCSD, and visiting students.
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On behalf of the Williamsburg County School District, Dr. Monica Brewton, Deputy Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction and Dr. Ernestine Young, Executive Director of Federal Programs, they are very excited about their Title I partnership with the local businesses, churches, and organizations in the community. They would like to thank them for being a part of their extended family.
Dr. Young added, “Please give our best to everyone on your team, as we know that they played no small role in making the holiday gifts possible for so many of our desiring students. We look forward to a long and fruitful relationship!!”
