Message from the Superintendent, Dr. Russell W. Booker
As you look through this site, you will see many reasons for our pride and excitement about what the future holds. As a native of Spartanburg, my serving as Superintendent of Spartanburg School District Seven is evidence of the power and impact our local public schools can play in the lives of our youth.
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Calendar Codes: BOY-Jesse Boyd | CHA-Chapman | CLE-Cleveland| | HOU-Houston | PIN-Pine Street
TOD-E.P. Todd | MHW-Mary H. Wright | CAR-Carver Middle School
MCC-McCracken Middle School | 9SHS-Freshman Academy | SHS-Spartanburg High
ELC – Early Learning Center | MTZ-McCarthy/Teszler School
Congratulations to Jesse Boyd’s SIC
Jesse Boyd’s School Improvement Council has been named one of fifteen SICs named to S.C. School Improvement Council Honor Roll for 2012 for their significant efforts to foster civic engagement in public education. Boyd’s SIC will continue in the running for the annual Dick and Tunky Riley Award for School Improvement Council Excellence. We are very pleased to honor Boyd’s SIC and the important work they do every day to build parent and community commitment in their school.
Twelve District 7 Teachers Achieve National Board Certification
The Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention, and Advancement (CERRA) and the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards has announced twelve teachers from District 7 have received National Board Certification: Amy Buki, Science Teacher from Carver Middle; Taffetta Green, 4th Grade Teacher from E.P. Todd School; Claire Louka, Art Teacher from Cleveland Elementary; Jamie May, 5th Grade Teacher from EP Todd School; Daniel Plonski, Social Studies Teacher from the Freshman Academy; Jean Porter-Nichols, Math Teacher from the Freshman Academy; Elizabeth (Betsy) Conrad, 4th Grade Teacher from Houston Elementary; Margaret Lee, ODYSSEY Teacher from Houston Elementary; Matthew McDaniel, Band Teacher; Jeffrey Kuntz, Orchestra Teacher; Jeremy Pruett, Science Teacher from Spartanburg High; and Tally Pruett, Language Arts Teacher from Spartanburg High. The results bring the number of district teachers receiving their profession’s highest credential to 95. District 7 was also highlighted in the Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention, and Advancement (CERRA) press release as a district with a top 10 list of teachers who earned the designation.
