SCWS News

SCWS, we have some awesome events coming up in January and February. Sign up today to attend.📚📝💻

Congratulations, Class of 2024!

SC Whitmore School is a safe and supportive learning environment where students have the opportunity to develop their own education plan! Watch this video from Jordan and his family to learn more about SC Whitmore School today!

Take Traveling Whitmore on adventures!

SCWS Students download a copy of the Traveling Whitmore and take photos or videos of the Traveling Whitmore in places you visit, around town, or around your home. Tag us in your post today or email them to prscws@scwhitmoreschool.org.

Please take some time to read the official SC Report Card Letter from SC Whitmore School Principal Mrs. Adams. Please let us know if you have any questions.

We're thrilled to announce the new app for SC Whitmore! It's everything SC Whitmore, in your pocket.Get updates, notifications and more when you connect with SCWS throughout new app!

Check it out today!

Download for Android

Download for iPhone

Please contact the school at cfeatherstone@scwhitmoreschool.org and 803-768-8318 (call or text) with any questions or concerns. Thank you so much!

The 2024-2025 downloadable/printable calendar on our website shows the days that students cannot access courses in red.

Close-Out Grade

Please pay attention to the Close-Out Grade shown on the Student Dashboard course tiles. Letter grades follow the 10 point scale.

A= 90-100 B= 80-89 C= 70-79 D= 60-69 F= 0-59(no credit)

Click here to access the 2024 - 2025 Parent and Student Handbook.

Hey, Class of 2025! Learn everything you need to know about graduation here!

*The deadline for graduation orders to be placed for guaranteed availability is January 15.

Hi, SC Whitmore School Community!

Thank you for sharing ideas through Possip this week! We’ve heard from 180 of you so far this year. We are seeing that 94% of you are happy or mostly happy with SC WHITMORE SCHOOL this week.

This week we heard members of the community share examples of praise, appreciation, and feedback or questions.

• Praise for amazing teachers
• Appreciation for good communication with staff
• Feedback about student workload
• Feedback about access to technology

We are taking all of your feedback and ideas into consideration for our future planning and follow-up. We hope to hear from you again on our next Possip Pulse Check!

Thanks again for sharing!Want to learn more? Check out this video today!

Learn more on our SCWS Website and CTE Newsletter.

Health Science Biomedical Science Pathway -

Interested in medicine, patient care, forensics, or working in a science lab? Then the Health Science: Biomedical Science Pathway is for you! Feel free to reach out to Mrs. Cleary if you have any questions about the pathway or the courses at ccleary@scwhitmoreschool.org. You can also learn more today by taking a look at this flyer.

Business Administrative Services Pathway -

Interested in learning essential skills that align with a South Carolina graduate sign up for Business Pathway today! Feel free to reach out to Mrs. Holley if you have any questions about the pathway or the courses at bwilliamson-holley@scwhitmoreschool.org. You can also learn more today by taking a look at this flyer.

Check out our College and Career Readiness Newsletter today!

Questions about testing (SAT, ACT, EOC, WIN, PSAT)? Please contact the SC Whitmore School Testing Coordinator, Katie Coleman.

803-768-8313 or 803-216-5368

Email - kcoleman@scwhitmoreschool.org

Important Note: Students who do not participate in the required state testing will face disciplinary action and will not be eligible to re-enroll in SC Whitmore School. Testing windows, including those for End of Course Exams, are set by the state. To fill the gap between when a student finishes and EOC course and the test date, we have EOC Prep courses for Algebra and Biology. Teachers of English 2 and US History send exam review videos and other test prep material.

January EOC dates are 13-17, 2025. ACCESS testing for MLLs will be held at the EOC testing locations.

ACT -

Attention students! Have you signed up for the ACT yet? The ACT is an important step in the college application process and can open doors to scholarships and financial aid. Plus, it's a chance to challenge yourself and see how much you've learned throughout your high school career. Sign up for the ACT today and take the first step towards your future success! #ACT #collegebound #educationmatters

SAT - Are you a student preparing for college? Don't miss your chance to take the SAT! This exam is a key component of the college application process. Sign up now and start preparing for success!

Counselor Updates

Looking for information from Counselors Corner? Check out this link today!

Check out some great events and scholarships here.

Application Reminders

• Early applications are due soon. Please check with universities and colleges you are interested in applying to make sure you turn in your application by the due date.

It is never too early to…

• Start visiting colleges

• Apply for scholarships

• Work ahead of pace in your courses

• Meet with your counselor or teachers

• Investigate SchooLinks for career information

Success videos from SCWS Counseling Team!

Hey SCWS Students! We to help remind everyone of ways to find success at SCWS! Check out these video to learn more today!

• Tips for Parents for Having Successful Students at SCWS
• Growth Mindset
• Student Dashboard Success Tips
• Procrastination
• Goal Setting
• Time Management
• Building Organizational Skills
• Perseverance and Resilience
  
• Mindfulness
• Self-Love
• Emotional Awareness

College and Careers Group Recordings:

Check out some great college and career group recordings here.

Students taking the ACT or SAT:

The ACT or SAT may be required as a part of the 4 year college acceptance process or towards certain scholarships. If you plan to take the ACT or SAT, you may want to consider taking our ACT or SAT Prep courses to help you do your very best.

Making Yourself More Attractive for Employment or College:

- Work on your typing speed and accuracy.

- Increase your reading speed and comprehension.

- Prepare yourself for assessments such as ACT or SAT via our ACT/SAT Prep Courses.

General Dual Enrollment Information Session Recording

Learn more about Dual Enrollment on the SCWS Website today!

Check out this recording from our General Dual Enrollment Information Session with USC Union from July 2024!

• Dual Enrollment Information and Process Sheet '24-25

Student Resources from Smarter Measure

Are you looking for information on -

• 168-Hour Time Management Worksheet

• Student Action Plan

• Student SmarterMeasure Login Text

• Study Zone Success

• Time Management Toolkit

Check out this folder to learn about some great resources!

SC Student Loan

Questions about FAFSA? Check out the FAFSA Information Session recording to learn more today!

FAFSA will open on December 1st, 2024 for college students starting in the 2025-26 school year.

Dialogue Virtual Mental Health Counseling

SC Whitmore School has partnered with Dialogue, a virtual mental health counseling program that is FREE to students. They offer help with anxiety, depression, grief, and much more. If you have more questions click here to learn more about Dialogue, and how to sign up.

Illuminating Hope

“Illuminating Hope” is a great resources for those grieving or who want to show support to those grieving - it’s a virtual community where you can design and submit a butterfly to honor someone. Check out this great resource today! The website is: https://hope.highmarkcaringplace.com/

Charlie Health - A virtual intensive outpatient program

Please reach out to Mrs. Miller, the SCWS Grad Coach II to learn more.

cmiller@scwhitmoreschool.org or (803)200-2151 (Call or Text) or visit the website.

McKinney-Vento Assistance

If your family is in a temporary or inadequate living situation due to a loss of housing, your child might be eligible for certain educational rights and services. The following brochures will help you understand what your student’s rights are under the McKinney-Vento Act.

Please reach out to Christina Miller, Grad Coach II, if you have any questions

(803) 200-2151 or cmiller@scwhitmoreschool.org

Upcoming Groups for All Students!

Get your questions answered by checking out the recordings on the Counselor Corner page. This is a great place to get questions answered as you complete your school year. As always, you can find the recordings on your Student Dashboard under External Links, Important Student Resources, and Counselors' Corner.

Grade Level Videos

Check out your grade level video from Mrs. Goff today!

9th Grade Video

10th grade video

11th grade video

Air Force ROTC Scholarship and Admissions Info Session

Watch the Air Force ROTC Scholarship Admissions Session recording today!

Scholarships

Check out https://studentscholarships.org/scholarships.php for lots of scholarship opportunities.

Going Merry has thousands of active scholarships on their website, at any given time. To get access to the full list (a monthly .csv of new scholarships,) sign up for a Going Merry counselor account today.

The South Carolina Association of Counties Board of Directors Scholarship Program

The South Carolina Association of Counties (SCAC) is pleased to announce its annual Board of Directors Scholarship Program. On a rotating basis, once every four years, one $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to a high school senior/rising college freshman from each county in South Carolina. Students from the following counties are eligible to apply for the upcoming scholarship award: Aiken, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Charleston, Chester, Edgefield, Hampton, Lee, Sumter, Union, and York Counties. One student residing in each of these counties will be selected to receive a $5,000 scholarship to attend an in-state college or university for the 2025 fall semester.

Scholarship applicants must be current high school seniors planning to attend a South Carolina four-year college/university or a two-year technical college in the fall. All applicants must complete an online application and write an essay or in lieu of an essay submit a video on their aspirations and goals. A letter of recommendation and a student transcript are also required. The scholarship recipient will be selected by an SCAC Scholarship Selection Committee in April, with an announcement by the Board of Directors in May. SCAC will send the scholarship check directly to the school where the recipient is accepted.

Business Bootcamp—Free Workshops for High School Students

New York Tech’s School of Management’s free high school business bootcamp can help students build their resume and stand out as they apply for colleges and develop resumes for their careers. Through college level courses taught by our expert faculty, your students get critical training to add to their skill set and resume.
After each workshop, students will receive a certificate of completion.

Results for students attending the High School Business Bootcamp:

• Get critical training to add to their skills and resume.
• Stand out as they apply for college or pursue careers.
• Prepare for college and career.
• Earn a certificate of completion.
• Experience college level courses.

Virtual Business Bootcamp
Our schedule of virtual courses will be held on the following Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. EST, include:

• January 22: Financial Literacy for the Novice Entrepreneur
• February 26: Finding the Right People to Get a Startup Business off the Ground

A separate registration is required for each workshop.

Register

If you have any questions, please contact Joshua Bienstock at jbiensto@nyit.edu.

Winthrop University

Click here to learn more about the Eagle Stem Scholars Program today!

Interested in learning how to become a pilot?

Students check out tech schools in you area and receive an A&P(Airframe and Powerplant) FAA-issued License from an accredited school.

Learn more here.

Full tuition coverage at NAU for Arizona’s aspiring teachers
Northern Arizona University is thrilled to announce that the Arizona Teachers Academy (ATA) is accepting applications for the spring 2025 term! This is an incredible opportunity for students to pursue their teaching dreams while having their tuition and mandatory fees covered.

The program offers:

• Full tuition and mandatory fees for participants
• Licensure exams and certification fee coverage
• One year of first-year teacher support through the Arizona K-12 Center Induction Program

In exchange, ATA graduates commit to teaching in an Arizona public school for each year or portion of a year they participate in the program. If they don’t end up teaching in an Arizona public school, the scholarship simply converts to an interest-free loan. So, there’s no downside!

Anyone who is interested in teaching should take advantage of the ATA. This includes students, school staff, community members, and even you.

Learn More

ATA-eligible programs are available at NAU’s Flagstaff Campus, statewide campuses, and online. The deadline to submit the agreement is January 31, 2025.

If you or your students have questions, reach out to our Student Service Center at (928) 523-9501 or email ServiceCenter@nau.edu.

Duke OpTech Program

Duke Ophthalmic Technician information

Please see attached for the slide or visit our website for more information. If you have questions, you can email optech@duke.edu.

Support teen artists and writers!

Enter the 2025 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.

View Award-Winning Teen Work

Enter now! Some deadlines are as early as December 1.

Recognition, exhibition, publication, and scholarships for students in Grades 7-12, ages 13 and up.

Application Requirement Updates at Queens

Hello,
In the wake of recent natural disasters that have had catastrophic effects across our region, we understand how challenging this time may be, and want to make the college application process as easy as possible for students.

At Queens, we’ve adjusted our application requirements in the following ways:

• We’re now accepting unofficial and self-reported grades (pictures or screenshots transcripts are acceptable).

• The essay is now an optional part of our application process.

We hope these changes help to make the application process more accessible. As always, our admissions team is here if you have any questions or need support.
Jasmyn Lindsay
Director of Undergraduate Admissions
Queens University of Charlotte

New three-year bachelor’s programs at Johnson & Wales University!

Our new fully accredited three-year bachelor’s degree programs in Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Graphic Design, and Hospitality Management are designed for career-focused students and families. Launching in Fall 2025 at our Providence Campus, these in-person programs offer students a faster track to graduation, the savings that come from one year's less tuition, and a faster entry into their career.

Learn more on the three-year degree website →

Key Features of JWU’s Three-Year Programs

• Comprehensive Education: 90 credits covering essential knowledge for the major, and the same access to faculty experts and industry connections that JWU is known for.
• Reduced Financial Burden: Graduate with 25% less to cover, allowing more freedom to pursue your passions after graduation.
• Accreditation and Support: Our programs are accredited by NECHE and backed by industry partners. JWU is the first higher education institution in the nation to offer this type of three-year, in-person bachelor’s degree option.
• Real-World Experience: The Work-Integrated Learning requirement allows students to gain practical experience through part-time roles, internships, and more.

Explore this exciting opportunity to earn degrees quickly and launch your career! Students can apply now for either three-year or four-year options for these bachelor's degree programs.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like more information. Thank you for your continued support in helping students navigate their educational options!

Meredith Twombly
Vice President of Undergraduate Enrollment Management
Johnson & Wales University

Full-tuition opportunity for aspiring chefs

We are excited to launch the 2025 Future Food Scholarship, with two categories: sweet and savory.

The top two scholarship winners will receive full tuition for four years and also earn a RATIONAL i-Combi Pro oven for their high school. Students placing 2nd-4th in both categories will receive $5,000 scholarships, renewable for four years.

Visit the scholarship website for full details→

Trident Tech S.C. Life Scholarship awards up to $5,000

The S.C. LIFE Scholarship covers up to $5,000 per year (Fall and Spring Semesters) in tuition costs for eligible students.

Current LIFE Scholarship eligibility criteria:

• Be a S.C. resident

• Graduate from a S.C. high school with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 based on the S.C. Uniform Grading Policy

• Submit final official S.C. high school transcripts – GPA calculated on or before June 15

Here’s what to do if you are S.C. LIFE-eligible.

• Apply to TTC online at www.tridenttech.edu/start/apply.

• A few business days after you apply to TTC, we will send you an acknowledgment letter with information about how to access your new my.tridenttech.edu (student portal) account. From that time, almost all our communications with you will be through my.tridenttech.edu. Check your email often!

• Submit final official high school transcripts to TTC’s Admissions office.

• Final GPA must be a minimum of 3.0 on the S.C. Uniform Grading Scale, calculated on or before June 15.
• Official transcript must include ALL final grades. Courses cannot include work in progress.

• Submit the LIFE Scholarship Affidavit to TTC’s Financial Aid office. Get the affidavit:

• At any TTC campus.
• Online at bit.ly/SCLIFEaffidavit.

• Enroll in at least 12 college-level credit hours of non-remedial/bridge coursework.

Engineers For Change

Interested in a career as a engineer? Click here to learn more about a career as a engineer today!

Berry College

Click here to learn more about Berry College today!

Presbyterian College

Looking to learn more about Presbyterian College check out this information today to learn more!

LAUNCH Consortium Student Events

Cornell University, Emory University, Pomona College, Rice University and Washington University in St. Louis are proud to present LAUNCH (Linking Access, Unity, Networking, Collaboration and Higher Education). We invite you to join LAUNCH partners in a city near you to meet admission officers from all five institutions and learn more about what unites us. Learn more about this opportunity here.

Interested in becoming a captain? Check out this flyer to learn more today!

Experience the Life of a Cadet - The Citadel

To fully experience the life of a cadet, The Citadel offers a monthly opportunity for prospective students to spend a full 24 hours as part of the Corps of Cadets. Interested students check-in at 5:00 PM on Thursday to spend the night in the barracks and eat in the mess hall. On Friday, parents and students attend information sessions, cadet panels, and academic forums designed provide an in-depth look at academic programs and the cadet experience at The Citadel.

Learn more about the program here.

Winthrop University virtual information Session

Check out the recording from the Winthrop University virtual information Session.

Real Talk

Real Talk, a virtual event series for Black students and their parents, is back! These events are the perfect opportunity for students to interact directly with admissions reps and current college students!

Learn more about the series today!

How do you become a Student All-Star?

Each month the SC Whitmore School Faculty and Staff identifies 4 students that really stand out. The student All-Stars will receive a $100 reward. These students are: most improved, best all-around, monthly standout, and the SCWS All-Star.

Most Improved - Grace Zimmerman

A student who has shown an increased effort in their course(s).

SCWS All-Star - Gray Barnett

A student who has done well in their courses and engages with the teachers.

Best All-Around - Ella Bishop

A student who has consistently demonstrated their ability to earn great grades and stays on pace. this student is also engaged, reaches out for help, and shows up to one-to-one meetings.

Monthly Standout - Chandler Talford

A student who has shown tremendous efforts this month overall.

Courtney Williamson-Holley, Career and Technology Education Teacher

What do you like to do in your spare time?

Spend time with my family.

Tell a little bit about your background.

I grew up in a small town in SC where church was the main event of the week. I come from a large family...I am the youngest grandchild out of over 80 cousins. I took the non-traditional path to pursuing post-secondary education by attending commuter universities. My career began very early in banking then after being accepted to the PACE program, I transitioned to teaching. I served as the Assistant Director of Distance Education and Instructional Design in a post-secondary setting for several years before returning to secondary education.

What do you do at SCWS and what do you enjoy most about your role?

I am a CTE instructor, and I enjoy working with students to help them realize how their academic choices transition into their career aspirations.

What do you want the students to know about you?

I would like to students at SCWS to always remember that I am here to support them as they strive to become productive members of society.

Joe McIsaac, Science Teacher

What do you like to do in your spare time?

I enjoy reading and traveling.

Tell a little bit about your background.

I received my bachelor's degree from LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY and my master's degree from Coastal Carolina University in Conway, SC. I have been teaching at SC Whitmore School since it opened.

What do you do at SCWS and what do you enjoy most about your role?

I teach High School Science. I enjoy working with my students to help each achieve their goals.

What do you want the students to know about you?

I am unable to read their minds. Please ask for help any time they need it.

Interested in joining a club at SCWS? Check out some of the clubs we offer and email prscws@scwhitmoreschool.org to learn more.

Future Business Leaders of America Club

FBLA inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society through relevant career preparation and leadership experiences.

There are many reasons to consider joining Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), including:

• Leadership development

• Business knowledge

• Career preparation

• Community service

• Networking

• Competitions

• Publications

• Ethics and values

Congratulations to our new FBLA Leaders:

President - Luciana Hunter

Vice President - Elly Parks

Secretary - Adisyn St. John

Check out these wonderful holiday cards for Veterans FBLA collected as a community service project this fall!

ArtMore

Named by an SCWS student, ArtMore is a digital literary and art magazine where students can showcase their work with their peers. The magazine features items such as original poetry, short stories, photography, multi-media art and more.

Check out the ArtMore Spring 2024 Issue today!

Student Council🗳️

S.C. Whitmore Student Council is an organization of student leaders who are elected by the student body. The Council is led by the Student Body President along with offices of Vice President and Secretary. The Council provides input into how to make student life better at SC Whitmore School. They also plan events and contribute in other areas the administration of the school sees fit. The Council is advised by a faculty sponsor who attends all meetings.

National Beta Club

Beta Club is a group of students committed to leading through serving others in their community and state. These students are selected based upon their GPA, attendance and behavior. Students work to complete volunteer hours, as well as come together as a team to complete a service project. Induction Ceremony is held in the fall.

Coding Club

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Lit Lunch

Lit Lunch is a virtual meet-up for creative students who want to meet new friends and share what latest creative project they’re working on. Whether you’re into cosplay, digital art, drawing by hand, photography, rapping, writing or playing instruments, this is the space for you! We meet on the first Thursday of each month from 1-2 p.m. Join us here!

National Honors Society

The SC Whitmore National Honor Society is an organization for students in grades 10-12. Selection is based on four criteria: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Members complete volunteer hours and work together to complete at least one service project each school year. Membership into the National Honor Society allows students to apply for over 400 college scholarships not available to other students. Members also have access to numerous college planning services.

What about sports?

Students are eligible to participate in sports and other extracurricular activities at their local high school. Contact your local high school for more information.

Check out the awesome events coming up in January and February sign up today to attend.

SCWS Students! Plan to attend school events each month this year! Did you know attending a virtual event with SCWS could result in finding a gift card in your mailbox?! SCWS Students must attend the entire session.

We will be giving out one gift card each month to a different student for attend school events!

Class Photos 2025

Hey SCWS! 📸✨ It's time to capture the memories that will last a lifetime. Don't miss out on your senior or class photos! Sign up today and make sure you're part of the legacy. Let's make this year unforgettable! 🎓💫 Sign up here: https://book.usesession.com/s/31b-gQliL

SCWS Prom

SCWS Seniors and Juniors! Prom tickets officially go on sale on January 16, 2025! Make sure to get your ticket in January to pay the early bird price of $20 per person!

Question about Prom?

Contact our Prom Chairs, Ms. Green mgreen@scwhitmoreschool.org or Mrs. Wheeler erivers@scwhitmoreshcool.org today or submit your question using this Google Form.

Learn more about prom here: https://bit.ly/2025SCWSPromInfo

Thank you! Have a great day!

Lit Lunch! January 9th and January 16th - 1 PM - 2 PM Will you attend?

Join us to take a break from schoolwork, meet new friends, and share any creative projects you're working on. RSVP here: https://bit.ly/Jan25RSVPSCWS and join us here: bit.ly/LitLunch1920

January South Carolina Whitmore School Virtual Information Session - January 24, 2025, at 10:00 AM

Looking to learn more about SCWS? Sign up for our info session today! Our goal is to give the SC Community the opportunity to speak with the faculty and staff at SCWS, ask questions, and fully understand how we serve high school students in SC. RSVP:https://bit.ly/SCWSJanuary25

National School Choice Week Statehouse Rally. January 30, 2025 - 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM

National School Choice Week celebrates great students and great schools in South Carolina. You're invited to be part of the celebration as we return to Columbia for a student showcase and statehouse rally on January 30th, 2025! RSVP here: https://bit.ly/Jan25RSVPSCWS

Lit Lunch! February 6th and February 20th - 1 PM - 2 PM

Join us to take a break from schoolwork, meet new friends, and share any creative projects you're working on. RSVP here: https://bit.ly/Feb25RSVPSCWS and join us here: bit.ly/LitLunch1920

February 6th - Join us in-person at the SC Whitmore School Office in Columbia for Lunch and Learn! Will you attend?

Join us for lunch as we chat in person with students, faculty, and staff in the Columbia, SC area! Bring any questions you have about your classes! We are here to help! Games and food will be provided! RSVP today! https://bit.ly/Feb25RSVPSCWS

February 13th- Join us for SCWS Baking Stars! Will you attend?

Do you love baking? Do you enjoy being creative? Sign up for SC Whitmore Baking Stars. Sign up by January 31st and we will send you your baking supplies in the mail. Everyone who signs up will get an email from us detailing the competition rules and outline the week of February 3rd. The first 35 students to sign up will be able to participate. https://bit.ly/Feb25RSVPSCWS

February 13th - Join us in-person at the Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina in Columbia for a guided tour! The tour will be from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Will you attend?

Join us for a guided tour at the Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina in Columbia! The exhibit explores the life and legacy of Anne Frank by sharing quotes, photos, videos, and original artifacts to represent the experience of Anne’s family as they hid in the Secret Annex. RSVP today! https://bit.ly/Feb25RSVPSCWS

Touch of Magic Events

The Midlands Family Expo will return to Columbia in 2025 so save the date! Join us on Sunday, June 1, 2025 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention from 11:00-4:00 pm to learn, shop, and play. This event is all indoors.

Why Do We Host the Expo?

Our goal is to help families make informed decisions by providing easy access to the products, services, and community resources they need to raise a happy, healthy family. The event will have over 100 vendors sharing important information for expecting parents, families, and caregivers!

What Activities are at the Expo?

Kids of all ages can enjoy free airbrush face painting, balloon animals, obstacle course, crafts, and more fun activities plus meet popular characters. Families can enjoy the fun photo booth and adults can get a free chair massage! Plus, we'll have fun performances and giveaways. Admission and all activities are free!

We need your feedback!

Thank you for your support of SCWS! We appreciate all the review we have received. Word of mouth is one of the most valuable ways we continue to grow our school. Please click here to leave SCWS a Five-Star review on Google or Facebook.

Help support our school!

Please help support our school by registering to support SCWS as a Publix Partner. Click here to learn more.

Attention, students! We are proud to announce the launch of the brand new SCWS library! This library is completely free and completely virtual and offers hundreds of e-books, audiobooks, graphic novels, and texts in Spanish.

See this flyer for information on how to download the Sora app and access the SCWS library titles.

Find out how you can get notifications when your on-hold book becomes available in the SCWS library via the Sora app! Click here to learn more!

If you have any questions feel free to contact the office directly at 866-476-6416. Or you can contact these individuals for your specific question.

• Office: SC Whitmore School – General questions. The office will be able to point you in the right direction. – 866-476-6416 – office@scwhitmoreschool.org
• Enrollment Coordinator: Amanda Lorick – Questions about re-enrollment or enrollment status. – 803-768-8301 or 803-216-1721- alorick@scwhitmoreschool.org
• Registrar: Amie Schlichtig – Questions about student records. – 803-400-8068 – records@scwhitmoreschool.org
• Testing Coordinator: Katie Coleman – Questions about all things testing (SAT, ACT, EOC, WIN, PSAT) –803-768-8313 or 803-216-5368 email - kcoleman@scwhitmoreschool.org
• Attendance – Questions about attendance. – 803-768-8318 – cfeatherstone@scwhitmoreschool.org
• School Counseling: Questions about your courses, graduation requirements, and plans after graduation. – Please call or text the numbers below. –
  • Amber Goff – Director of School Counseling – 803-768-8314 – email: agoff@scwhitmoreschool.org
  • Traylor Disbrow – Student last names A through F – 803-768-8302 – email: tdisbrow@scwhitmoreschool.org
  • Cameron DeLong – Student last names G through M – (803) 881-8077 – email: cdelong@scwhitmoreschool.org
  • JaQuette Gilbert – Student last names N through Z – 803-768-8305 – email: jgilbert@scwhitmoreschool.org
  • Paula Hurley – Graduation Coach – Call 803-220-1598 Text – (803) 768-8301 – email – phurley@scwhitmoreschool.org
  • Christina Miller – Grad Coach II - website – 803-200-2151 email – cmiller@scwhitmoreschool.org
• SC Whitmore Principal: Eboné Adams – General student concerns. – 803-768-8310 – eadams@scwhitmoreschool.org
• Director of Compliance: Michelle Bishop – Questions about compliance, Special Education, 504 or IEP. – 803-768-8306 – mbishop@scwhitmoreschool.org
• Public Relations Manager: Ashten Latta – Questions about social media, newsletter, events, press releases, or do you have a story to tell? – 803-768-8315 or email – alatta@scwhitmoreschool.org
• Computer Support Coordinator: Aaron Bishop - Questions about IT or software updates. - 803-226-7783 or email abishop@scwhitmoreschool.org

Please call the school office directly at 866-476-6416 if you need to stop by the office for information or request to book an appointment here.