Dorchester School District Two




Dorchester School District Two is a school district based in Summerville, South Carolina, United States. It serves Dorchester County.




Contents






  • 1 Schools


    • 1.1 High schools


    • 1.2 Middle schools


    • 1.3 Elementary schools


    • 1.4 Givhans Alternative Program




  • 2 External links





Schools



High schools



  • Ashley Ridge High School

  • Dorchester District Two Evening School

  • Fort Dorchester High School

  • Summerville High School



Middle schools



  • Alston Middle School

  • DuBose Middle School

  • Gregg Middle School

  • Oakbrook Middle School

  • Rollings Middle School of the Arts



Elementary schools



  • Alston-Bailey Elementary School

  • Beech Hill Elementary School

  • Eagle Nest Elementary School

  • Flowertown Elementary School

  • Fort Dorchester Elementary School

  • Knightsville Elementary School

  • Newington Elementary School

  • Oakbrook Elementary School

  • Pye Elementary School

  • Sandhill Elementary School

  • Sires Elementary School

  • Spann Elementary School

  • Summerville Elementary School

  • William Reeves Elementary School

  • Windsor Hill Elementary School



Givhans Alternative Program


Givhans Alternative Program (GAP) was established to provide varying levels of instruction for students who struggle in the mainstream programs of Dorchester District Two. Typically, students at GAP receive a high level of instruction due to the rigorous structure and smaller class sizes provided by the school.



External links



  • Dorchester School District Two official site










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