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Message
from the Superintendent
Dear
Community,
Thank you
for taking the time to visit our web site to learn
more about Spartanburg School District Two.
Interested and concerned citizens are important to
the success of our schools.
Our motto
is “Students First.” Instructional, financial, and
all other decisions are based on this premise. Our
focus is on the children we serve and on helping
them to achieve their greatest potential in a safe
and supportive environment.
We are a
growing and progressive school district where
faculty, administrators, support staff, and
community work cooperatively under the guidance of a
committed Board of Trustees. This spirit of teamwork
has paved the way for our journey toward excellence.
Our
schools have performed well on the state report
cards as well as on other indicators of academic
success. To view school report cards and up-to-date
test results, you may want to visit the SC
Department of Education web site at
www.ed.sc.gov.
As standards become increasingly demanding with each
year, Spartanburg District Two is striving to meet
the challenge. With an added emphasis on staff
development and curriculum, we desire to be a model
district in the areas of instruction and student
academic achievement.
The
family-oriented environment in Spartanburg District
Two is a magnet for development, which is
accompanied by a growing student population. Our
student enrollment has increased on average in
excess of 200 new students per year over the past
decade. To accommodate the growth, new schools have
been opened, and existing schools have been updated
and enlarged. On the heels of school openings last
year and this year, another school is to be built on
property recently acquired. The district’s
facilities are well maintained, and building plans
are reviewed regularly to ensure that needs are
prioritized.
District
Two values the support of community, students, and
staff members. As partners in education, we will
continue to work diligently to provide a world-class
education for our students.
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