Exciting news at DMTC!
Daniel Morgan Technology Center (DMTC) has been awarded a $100,000 grant through the Timken Foundation Domestic Grant Program, providing a major investment in the future of welding and advanced manufacturing education for DMTC students.
The grant, awarded through the Timken Foundation US-Based Plant Community Grant initiative, will enhance hands-on learning opportunities by supporting the growth of DMTC's welding and advanced manufacturing programs. The funding will help ensure students have access to industry-relevant equipment and training that prepare them for high-demand careers in the skilled trades and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Timken's Duncan facility played an important role in supporting the application. Tim Boosz, Manager of the Timken Duncan Distribution Center, provided a letter of recommendation highlighting the importance of investing in workforce development and career and technical education.
"This generous investment from the Timken Foundation represents more than funding," said Dr. Nikki Honeycutt, Director of Daniel Morgan Technology Center. "With the support of the Timken Foundation, we will be able to provide students with enhanced learning experiences using industry-aligned equipment and technology that reflect today's manufacturing environment. These opportunities will help students graduate with the skills they need to succeed in high-demand careers while also benefiting industry in Spartanburg County."
By providing students with access to modern equipment and industry-aligned training, Daniel Morgan Technology Center continues to create pathways to high-wage, high-demand careers while supporting the workforce needs of local and regional employers.
Daniel Morgan Technology Center serves high school students from Spartanburg School District Three and Spartanburg School District Seven through career and technical education programs designed to prepare students for college, careers, and life.
Daniel Morgan Technology Center (DMTC) has been awarded a $100,000 grant through the Timken Foundation Domestic Grant Program, providing a major investment in the future of welding and advanced manufacturing education for DMTC students.
The grant, awarded through the Timken Foundation US-Based Plant Community Grant initiative, will enhance hands-on learning opportunities by supporting the growth of DMTC's welding and advanced manufacturing programs. The funding will help ensure students have access to industry-relevant equipment and training that prepare them for high-demand careers in the skilled trades and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Timken's Duncan facility played an important role in supporting the application. Tim Boosz, Manager of the Timken Duncan Distribution Center, provided a letter of recommendation highlighting the importance of investing in workforce development and career and technical education.
"This generous investment from the Timken Foundation represents more than funding," said Dr. Nikki Honeycutt, Director of Daniel Morgan Technology Center. "With the support of the Timken Foundation, we will be able to provide students with enhanced learning experiences using industry-aligned equipment and technology that reflect today's manufacturing environment. These opportunities will help students graduate with the skills they need to succeed in high-demand careers while also benefiting industry in Spartanburg County."
By providing students with access to modern equipment and industry-aligned training, Daniel Morgan Technology Center continues to create pathways to high-wage, high-demand careers while supporting the workforce needs of local and regional employers.
Daniel Morgan Technology Center serves high school students from Spartanburg School District Three and Spartanburg School District Seven through career and technical education programs designed to prepare students for college, careers, and life.
D3 Families,
We are excited to begin construction on the new weight room at Broome High School! During construction, temporary changes will be necessary to ensure the safety of our students, staff, and visitors.
Effective immediately and until further notice:
- Traffic and parking are prohibited behind the Broome High School Gym.
- All athletic drop-offs and pick-ups must use the Athletic Entrance shown in blue on the attached map.
We will share additional information in the near future regarding logistics for parking during football games.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming the newest members of the D3 family at our New Employee Luncheon. We can't wait to see the positive impact you will have on our students! Welcome to D3!
Convocation 2026 📣
We had such a great time welcoming back and celebrating D3 staff at Convocation! Our theme focuses on a 100% culture — leading from every position to make a positive impact on students. The ceremony featured an exciting and thought-provoking keynote address from Dr. Joe Sanfelippo.
We then enjoyed inspiring messages from Superintendent Dr. Julie Fowler and D3 Board of Trustees Chairman Mr. Chris Jolley. We are excited to begin the 2026-27 school year!
We had such a great time welcoming back and celebrating D3 staff at Convocation! Our theme focuses on a 100% culture — leading from every position to make a positive impact on students. The ceremony featured an exciting and thought-provoking keynote address from Dr. Joe Sanfelippo.
We then enjoyed inspiring messages from Superintendent Dr. Julie Fowler and D3 Board of Trustees Chairman Mr. Chris Jolley. We are excited to begin the 2026-27 school year!
Congratulations to Mr. David Lee, our 2026-27 Bus Driver of the Year! Mr. Reggie Summey, Coordinator of Transportation, presented Mr. Lee with this outstanding recognition during Convocation this morning. We are proud of you, Mr. Lee!
Congratulations to Mrs. Marie Fox, our 2026-27 District Teacher of the Year!
Mrs. Fox teaches biology and serves as chair of the Science Department at Gettys D. Broome High School. We are so proud of Mrs. Fox and wish her the very best as she represents District Three in the South Carolina Teacher of the Year competition!
Thanks to everyone who joined us for In-Person Registration! We are excited for the 2026-27 school year!
In-Person Registration is tomorrow! We look forward to seeing you there!
We are proud to share that breakfast and lunch will again be free for all students during the 2026-27 school year!
The first day of the new school year is right around the corner!
Our 2026-27 school supply lists are now available. You can use the link below to find your child's school! 📝
https://www.spartanburg3.org/o/scsd3/page/2025-2026-school-supply-lists
Our 2026-27 school supply lists are now available. You can use the link below to find your child's school! 📝
https://www.spartanburg3.org/o/scsd3/page/2025-2026-school-supply-lists
We wish everyone a happy and safe Independence Day! District Three schools and offices will be closed Monday, July 6, and will reopen Tuesday, July 7.
Attention D3 Families📣
If you are registering your child or children under special circumstances (such as a Residency Affidavit or Tuition Agreement), all required paperwork must be completed before July 23. Students with incomplete documentation will not be eligible to register for the upcoming school year. To schedule an appointment, please contact Deanna Noblin at 864-279-6000.
If you are registering your child or children under special circumstances (such as a Residency Affidavit or Tuition Agreement), all required paperwork must be completed before July 23. Students with incomplete documentation will not be eligible to register for the upcoming school year. To schedule an appointment, please contact Deanna Noblin at 864-279-6000.
Our 2026-27 In-Person Registration date and times are below! 🗓️
All schools have In-Person Registration on Thursday, July 23.
Gettys D. Broome High School: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Clifdale Middle: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm (All Grades), 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (6th Grade Only)
Cannons Elementary School, Cowpens Elementary School, and Pacolet Elementary School: 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
We look forward to seeing you there!
All schools have In-Person Registration on Thursday, July 23.
Gettys D. Broome High School: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Clifdale Middle: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm (All Grades), 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (6th Grade Only)
Cannons Elementary School, Cowpens Elementary School, and Pacolet Elementary School: 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
We look forward to seeing you there!
Congratulations to Marley Tanner, who was named both Spartanburg School District Three's STEM Student of the Year and Spartanburg County's STEM Student of the Year during last month's Spartanburg Science Center STEM Student of the Year recognition program!
Each year, teachers from across Spartanburg County nominate outstanding students who demonstrate excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). District finalists participate in an interview process, and a panel from the Spartanburg Science Center selects both district and county winners.
We'd also like to congratulate our outstanding District Three finalists:
Colton Crowe
Adiline Fowler
Abby Maldonado
Avalyn Simpson
We are proud of you!
The Nutrition Group is holding its 2026 Job Fair Thursday, July 9 from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm! You can apply online by scanning the QR Code on the flyer.
Calling All 6th Grade Students & Families!
Get ready for middle school at 6th Grade 101 on Thursday, July 23 from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm!
This special event is designed to help all rising 6th grade students feel prepared, confident, and excited for the year ahead. You'll have the opportunity to learn what to expect, explore your new school, and get ready for a successful start to middle school.
Please refer to the flyer for more information. We hope to see you there!
Get ready for middle school at 6th Grade 101 on Thursday, July 23 from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm!
This special event is designed to help all rising 6th grade students feel prepared, confident, and excited for the year ahead. You'll have the opportunity to learn what to expect, explore your new school, and get ready for a successful start to middle school.
Please refer to the flyer for more information. We hope to see you there!
After years of dedication, service, and positively impacting countless students, six members of the D3 family are beginning a well-earned retirement!
Please join us in celebrating:
Mrs. Angela Band - Health Science Instructor, Daniel Morgan Technology Center
Mrs. Heather Blanton - Nurse, Cannons Elementary School
Ms. Debbie Sue Dover - Custodian, Cowpens Elementary School
Mrs. Jennifer Jolly - Teacher Assistant, Pacolet Elementary School
Mrs. Roxanne Kingsland - Art Teacher, Pacolet Elementary School
Mrs. June Spencer - Social Studies Teacher, Clifdale Middle
Thank you for your commitment to our students, and the lasting impact you've made across District Three. We are so happy for each of you and wish you all the best in your next chapters!
Please join us in celebrating:
Mrs. Angela Band - Health Science Instructor, Daniel Morgan Technology Center
Mrs. Heather Blanton - Nurse, Cannons Elementary School
Ms. Debbie Sue Dover - Custodian, Cowpens Elementary School
Mrs. Jennifer Jolly - Teacher Assistant, Pacolet Elementary School
Mrs. Roxanne Kingsland - Art Teacher, Pacolet Elementary School
Mrs. June Spencer - Social Studies Teacher, Clifdale Middle
Thank you for your commitment to our students, and the lasting impact you've made across District Three. We are so happy for each of you and wish you all the best in your next chapters!
Broome High School students traveled to Amsterdam, Brussels, and Paris during their recent study abroad trip! 🌎
Next year, students will have the chance to explore Barcelona and the Mediterranean!
Next year, students will have the chance to explore Barcelona and the Mediterranean!
Carpentry students at Daniel Morgan Technology Center helped restore longtime fixtures in the town of Cowpens, paying tribute to the town's rich history as the nation prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States of America!
Since 1976, wooden cutout soldiers of the American Revolution have been located at Town Hall. The soldier cutouts were first renovated in the 1990s. Over the years, the cutouts began to fade and faced natural weathering.
Last month, two Cowpens family-owned businesses, C & C Thunder Custom Cycles and Joe Ponder's Used Cars, purchased materials and hired a local artist, Sheila Abbott, to restore the soldier displays. Students in Daniel Morgan Technology Center's carpentry program played a key role in the project by cutting out each of the soldier figures. Ms. Abbott then painted the cutouts and prepared them for display outside Town Hall.
Thanks to the combined efforts of our students, local businesses, volunteers, and community leaders, these soldiers will serve as a reminder of Cowpens' heritage for generations to come. Great job, students!
Since 1976, wooden cutout soldiers of the American Revolution have been located at Town Hall. The soldier cutouts were first renovated in the 1990s. Over the years, the cutouts began to fade and faced natural weathering.
Last month, two Cowpens family-owned businesses, C & C Thunder Custom Cycles and Joe Ponder's Used Cars, purchased materials and hired a local artist, Sheila Abbott, to restore the soldier displays. Students in Daniel Morgan Technology Center's carpentry program played a key role in the project by cutting out each of the soldier figures. Ms. Abbott then painted the cutouts and prepared them for display outside Town Hall.
Thanks to the combined efforts of our students, local businesses, volunteers, and community leaders, these soldiers will serve as a reminder of Cowpens' heritage for generations to come. Great job, students!
Attention D3 Families📣
If you have a student(s) who is currently enrolled in Spartanburg School District 3 under any special circumstances such as Affidavits, Employee Option, Landowner, Tuition, etc., please contact Mrs. Deanna Noblin at the District Office to make an appointment to complete paperwork for the upcoming 2026/27 school year.
All paperwork for the new school year will need to be completed before in-school registration can take place. Paperwork for all special circumstances must be renewed every year.
Students attending under special circumstances will not be permitted to start the new school year without the proper paperwork. You can make an appointment Monday – Thursday by calling 864-279-6000.
If you have a student(s) who is currently enrolled in Spartanburg School District 3 under any special circumstances such as Affidavits, Employee Option, Landowner, Tuition, etc., please contact Mrs. Deanna Noblin at the District Office to make an appointment to complete paperwork for the upcoming 2026/27 school year.
All paperwork for the new school year will need to be completed before in-school registration can take place. Paperwork for all special circumstances must be renewed every year.
Students attending under special circumstances will not be permitted to start the new school year without the proper paperwork. You can make an appointment Monday – Thursday by calling 864-279-6000.
