Congratulations, Centurions! We can't wait to see all that you achieve!
#BetheChange!
Admission is $8.00 and only South Carolina High School League Passes will be accepted. Let's go, Centurions! #ConquerAndPrevail
Our drivers, monitors, and transportation staff do an outstanding job of safely transporting our students to and from school, extracurricular, and athletic events. Rain or shine, they make sure students arrive on time.
Beyond transportation, they help create a welcoming start and a positive end to each school day for our students.
To our transportation team: thank you for your dedication. We appreciate you!
We recognize not only the protection they provide, but the mentorship, guidance, and positive relationships they build with students every day. Thank you for being such positive role models for our students. We appreciate you!
Admission is $8.00 and only South Carolina High School League Passes will be accepted.
Let's go, Centurions! #ConquerAndPrevail
We were proud to attend the official announcement of the Coach Marion “Dooley” Miller Scholarship Fund yesterday.
The scholarship fund, organized by Mr. Miller’s family and friends, will benefit students at Broome High School as they take the next step in their educational journeys.
Mr. Miller served Spartanburg School District Three as an educator, guidance counselor, administrator, and basketball coach.
He is remembered for his strong connections with students, parents, and the community. He had a positive impact on countless students and staff during his time at Broome High School, and we know his legacy will continue to grow.
Admission is $8.00 and only South Carolina High School League Passes will be accepted.
Let's go, Centurions! #ConquerAndPrevail
You can find more photos on the Broome Athletics Facebook page.
Dear District Three families,
As you know, school was cancelled on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, due to inclement weather. Because all five state-issued eLearning Days had already been used, February 3 was recorded as a school closure rather than an eLearning Day. As a result, the state requires us to make up this day which is already built into our district calendar.
Friday, March 6, which was originally designated as a staff development day, will now be a regular instructional day for all students. We understand that schedule changes can be inconvenient, and we appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we work to ensure we meet all instructional requirements for our students.
Thank you for your continued support.
Congratulations to our Q2 Teacher Spotlight recipients!
They are:
Cannons Elementary School: Mrs. Lisa Lancaster
Cowpens Elementary School: Ms. Charlotte Hutson
Pacolet Elementary School: Mrs. Sarah Burnett
Clifdale Middle: Ms. Caitlyn Gibson
Gettys D. Broome High School: Mrs. Rebecca Burress
Daniel Morgan Technology Center: Mr. David Thornton
Thank you for all that you do!
#BetheChange!
The Broome High School 2026 Miss Centurion Scholarship Pageant will now take place Saturday, February 21st at 7:00 pm!
Tickets can be purchased in advance through Broome's front office or at the door the night of the pageant. Children age 5 and younger are free.
We hope you can join us!
Thanks to Mrs. Pennington and her Graphic Communications students at Daniel Morgan Technology Center for making our 3K/4K/5K Registration banners!
They do an outstanding job! You will soon see these around our elementary schools.
Appointments to register for 3K begin next week!
For more information about 3K/4K/5K Registration, you can click the link below:
https://www.spartanburg3.org/page/3k4k5k-registration
Dear District Three families,
After a careful review of road conditions, Spartanburg School District Three will operate on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, February 4, 2026. Bus schedules and morning drop-off times will occur exactly two hours later than usual.
We continue to have a significant number of roads with dangerous patches of ice, particularly those that are historically hazardous during inclement weather. Buses will not travel on icy roads.
The delayed start will allow for additional daylight and safer travel conditions for buses and student drivers.
Parents, please remind student drivers to use caution while traveling to and from school. Although the forecast calls for rain and warmer temperatures, which should help melt existing ice, roads may remain slick until all ice has cleared.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support as we prepare to welcome students back to school.
Dear District Three families,
Due to hazardous road conditions, Spartanburg School District Three will be closed on Tuesday, February 3, 2026. All afterschool activities and athletic events are canceled.
We have used all five eLearning Days permitted by the South Carolina Department of Education; therefore, Tuesday will be a school closure and not an eLearning Day. As required by law, we will have to make up this missed instructional day. We will share more details about the makeup date at a later time.
We know time away from school can be a hardship for families, and we are committed to returning students to school as safely and quickly as possible.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
SPARTANBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT THREE CLOSED MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2026
Dear District Three families,
Spartanburg School District Three will be closed Monday, February 2, 2026. This will be an eLearning Day. All afterschool and athletic events are canceled.
Between existing snowfall and unusually low overnight temperatures, many D3 roads are expected to remain unsafe for travel.
We will continue to monitor road conditions and share updates as needed. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
January is School Board Recognition Month, and we'd like to take a moment to recognize and thank our District Three Board of Trustees.
These nine dedicated leaders always act in the best interests of our students and staff. They dedicate their time to ensuring our students have the best possible opportunities to succeed. We could not be more grateful for their service to our district and our communities.
They are:
Mrs. Meg Cheshier
Mr. Sam Dawson
Mr. Eddie Dearybury
Ms. Sarah Dunn
Mrs. Jodi Gilmer
Mr. Billy Gossett - Secretary
Mr. Chris Jolley - Chair
Mr. Deion Logan - Vice Chair
Mrs. Ami Odom
Thank you, D3 Trustees, for all that you do! #BetheChange!
*TWO-HOUR DELAY FRIDAY, JANUARY 30*
Dear District Three families,
After a careful review of road conditions, Spartanburg School District Three will operate on a two-hour delay on Friday, January 30. Bus schedules and morning drop-off times will occur exactly two hours later than usual. Additionally, all Saturday and Sunday activities have been canceled.
Buses will not operate on roads that are icy and unsafe for buses to travel.
Although many primary roads are passable, several secondary roads within our district remain icy and hazardous. The delayed start will allow additional daylight and safer travel conditions for buses, and student drivers.
If you live on one of the following roads or are impacted by one of the following roads, and a bus cannot get to you, and you have no way to transport your child, and you plan to keep your child at home tomorrow, you must notify your child’s school and the absence will be excused. There may be additional roads that are hazardous, but this is the list of roads our buses will not travel.
River Street
Beacon Light Road
Lewis Chapel Road
Sutton Road (Glendale area)
Whitestone Road
Cedar Street
Giles Road
Kirby Drive
Mt. Olive Road
Emma Cudd Road
Jerusalem Road
Crocker Road
Glendale Street
Georgia Street
Hill Street
Sutton Road (Pacolet area)
Courtney Road
Denton Road
Bunche Lane
Hillview Road
Thurgood Marshall Road
Burns Road
Heritage Court
Heritage Drive
Chaffin Road
Millstream Road
Old Schoolhouse Road
Glenbrook Drive
Students who are driving to Broome High School tomorrow need to be extra careful because, although the ice has been sanded, there is still ice at the three-way stop where Cherry Road and Heritage Hills Drive intersect and near the entrance of the student parking lot.
The safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority. Thank you for your understanding and support.
SPARTANBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT THREE CLOSED ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 2026
Dear District Three families,
Spartanburg School District Three will be closed Thursday, January 29, 2026. This will be an eLearning Day. Additionally, all afterschool and athletic events are canceled.
Our leadership team spent much of today evaluating road conditions. Although most main roads are clear, D3 still has many secondary roads covered in ice that are unsafe for buses and student drivers to travel.
We will continue to monitor road conditions closely and will share additional updates as needed.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
SPARTANBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT THREE CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2026
Dear District Three families,
After careful consideration, Spartanburg School District Three will be closed on Wednesday, January 28, 2026. This will be an eLearning Day. All afterschool and athletic events are also canceled.
Below-freezing temperatures combined with existing ice are expected to create hazardous road conditions, making travel unsafe. D3 still has many secondary roads that are impassable and dangerous for buses and student drivers to travel.
We are continuing to monitor weather and road conditions closely and will share additional updates as needed.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
