“Over the past few years, implementing Collaborative Teacher Teams has made a huge impact on our grade level and our school. Working together helps us understand our strengths and areas for growth so we can meet students right where they are. This collaboration has truly helped us support and promote meaningful student growth.” - Dr. Mary Ann Merritt, Teacher at Crosswell Elementary School
As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This reflection highlights the power of Collaborative Teacher Teams and reflects SDPC’s commitment to Academic Growth and Excellence. When educators work together, every student benefits from their collective knowledge, support, and dedication – building the skills, confidence, and foundation needed not only to graduate but to succeed beyond the classroom.

#75YearsOfImpact #AcademicGrowthAndExcellence
3 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Teacher standing in front of school building
“One of my primary responsibilities is teaching arts infusions, specifically dance, through the lens of math and language arts. Often, I incorporate academic standards from core subjects into my lessons and blend them with dance to create new learning experiences. For example, I have taught students to design a marching band dance routine using the coordinate plane, reinforcing key math concepts. These integrated lessons help students strengthen essential academic skills while making learning accessible and engaging for all, regardless of their course level.” - Lauren Ann Brady, Dance Instructor at Central Academy of the Arts
As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This reflection is a powerful example of SDPC’s commitment to Partnerships for Student Success. Through intentional collaboration between the arts and core academic disciplines, students experience learning that is both innovative and meaningful. See how Mrs. Brady leverages dance and movement in learning here: https://youtu.be/hl1W2rKZfiA

#75YearsOfImpact #PartnershipsForStudentSuccess
5 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Dance Instructor
📣 Attention Parents of Juniors & Select Seniors

During the state testing window March 23–April 17, 2026, all juniors and identified seniors will participate in the WIN Career Readiness Assessment—an important opportunity for students to demonstrate career readiness and potentially earn a nationally recognized credential.

The assessment measures real-world skills in math, reading, data, and essential soft skills that align with the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate. Each school will share specific testing dates and times, and it’s important that students are present on their assigned testing day.

📄 Please take a moment to review the full letter linked below for details about:
• Who is testing
• What the assessment includes
• How scores and credentials are earned
• Who to contact with questions

The full letter can be found here: https://aptg.co/zFJ_vd

Thank you for supporting your student as they prepare for this important milestone!
6 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Upcoming WIN Testing for Juniors and Select Seniors- find more info linked here!
“Since implementing the Leader in Me program, we’ve seen tremendous growth in our students—academically, personally, and as leaders. Watching them step outside their comfort zones and embrace new habits has been inspiring. The positive shift in our school culture has been truly rewarding to witness.” - Angela Nalley, School Counselor at Forest Acres Elementary

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This reflection highlights SDPC’s commitment to a People-Focused, Supportive Culture - one that nurtures the whole child and empowers students to grow as learners and leaders. By investing in our school counselors and programs like Leader in Me, SDPC creates environments where students feel supported, encouraged to take risks, and inspired to reach their full potential. Learn more about Leader in Me here: https://youtu.be/wNFB2zQ-FTc

#75YearsOfImpact #PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
8 days ago, School District of Pickens County
School counselor
“As a school nurse, part of my most important work is caring for students’ immediate health needs—and our partnership with Feed the Hungry plays a critical role in that care. They provide monthly snacks for our health room, and that support is truly essential for our students. Many visits for headaches or stomachaches can be resolved with a healthy snack, making this partnership invaluable. It’s incredible to see how something as simple as nourishment can directly support students’ well-being and their ability to succeed academically.” - Tara McCollum, School Nurse at Clemson Elementary School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This work reflects SDPC’s commitment to Productive, Service-Oriented Operations, ensuring students’ needs are met efficiently so they can return to learning ready and supported. It also highlights the power of Partnerships for Student Success, demonstrating how collaboration with community organizations like Feed the Hungry directly strengthens student well-being and academic readiness.

#75YearsOfImpact #ProductiveServiceOrientedOperations
12 days ago, School District of Pickens County
School nurse
"My experience with the Amazing Shake has given me skills that I may not have learned without this opportunity. I am more confident in myself, and I feel as though I can articulate myself better in certain situations. My communication skills have also improved, and I am able to talk to people in different scenarios without feeling nervous. It's such an amazing experience to be a part of and I hope future students at Pickens Middle will take advantage of this incredible opportunity." - Jeniya Cook, 7th Grader at Pickens Middle School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This reflection highlights SDPC’s dedication to cultivating a People-Focused, Supportive Culture. As educators, we understand that shaping well-rounded citizens goes far beyond academics. Providing students with opportunities to develop leadership and World Class Skills is essential for their success. Learn more about Pickens Middle School and the Amazing Shake here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiImZJq9xsY

#75YearsOfImpact #PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
15 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Student leader
“We place a strong emphasis on continuous training within the School Resource Officer unit. Our team receives some of the most extensive training in the department, second only to our specialized response units. Since stepping into this role, I’ve worked to expand our training efforts to ensure our officers are well-prepared for any situation they may encounter. Beyond safety drills, our officers complete tactical medical training and participate in a variety of professional development courses designed to help us better serve our students and school communities. Our main priority is to remain visible, approachable, and actively involved in our schools and community events to help maintain a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.” - Sergeant Michael Nix, School Resource Officer

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This reflection underscores SDPC’s commitment to safe school environments and the role Partnerships for Student Success play in supporting our schools. School Resource Officers work closely with school administrators to maintain peace and good order on campus while enhancing safety at the building level. Beyond security, they serve as positive role models for students and provide law-related instruction to support faculty and staff. We are thankful for our strong partnerships with city and county police departments to provide School Resource Officers in our SDPC schools!

#75YearsOfImpact #PartnershipsForStudentSuccess
18 days ago, School District of Pickens County
School Resource Officer
“SDPC is one of only three districts in South Carolina to offer in-house affordable childcare for employees. This allows us to lead the way in supporting our educators. When we care for our teachers’ families, we’re investing in the success of every student. Reliable, affordable childcare helps retain great teachers - and that consistency makes a real difference in our classrooms.” - Mary Jo Albertson, Director of SDPC Employee Childcare Program

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This innovative initiative is one of many that demonstrates SDPC’s commitment to a People-Focused, Supportive Culture. Find out more about how we support our educators with employee childcare here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmqs_XPiJzQ&t=2s

#75YearsOfImpact #PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
18 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Childcare director with baby
“Implementing Experiential Learning in our Academy for Early Learners this year has required an instructional mindset shift and extensive preparation. As a staff, we have bonded and grown tremendously compared to where we were this time last year. We have transformed our instructional approach by embracing Experiential Learning, and our students have gained so much from this new structure. Additionally, they now rotate to new themed learning environments every three weeks, allowing them to engage with different learning targets in dynamic and meaningful ways. This transition has been an incredible experience for both our staff and our students.” - Raquela Alexander, 4K Teacher at East End Elementary

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This reflection is one of many that demonstrates SDPC’s commitment to Visionary Future-Focused Innovation. Find out more about SDPC’s Academy for Early Learners and its implementation of Experiential Learning in 4K classrooms here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYkVJ_jesnA&t=2s

#75YearsOfImpact #VisionaryFutureFocusedInnovation
19 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Teacher working with K4 student
“I quit school when I was in the eleventh grade, and I always regretted it. A few years ago, I went back to get my GED. For me, that’s so important… In my job as head custodian, I want to be so helpful for the teachers because it’s so important what they do. The kids, getting their education and moving on, going to college even… I like my job because I feel like I’m helping them in some way.” - Micah Johnson, Plant Engineer at R.C. Edwards Middle School and 2021 Graduate of SDPC Adult Education

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This story highlights SDPC’s commitment to Productive, Service-Oriented Operations. Our dedicated grounds crews and custodial teams play a vital role in the success of our schools - see their impact in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZTUPmlGJWc&t=8s

Want to know more about Adult Learning opportunities in SDPC? Check out three great initiatives here: https://youtu.be/podDUdPOuJw

#75YearsOfImpact #ProductiveServiceOrientedOperations
19 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Plant engineer and graduate of Adult Learning Center
“I want to be a music teacher. Next year, I’ll attend Anderson University as an elementary education major with a minor in music. Thanks to the Teacher Cadet program at Easley High School, I’ve gained hands-on experience that’s helped me understand what teaching is really like, while also giving me the opportunity to use my instrumental talents to bring joy to others, especially during the holiday season.” - Kaden Cooper, Student at Easley High School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This reflection speaks to SDPC’s People-Focused, Supportive Culture and our commitment to Partnerships for Student Success – where opportunities like the Teacher Cadet program connect students with families and community partners, creating meaningful moments of service that help students grow in purpose and find belonging beyond the classroom.

#75YearsOfImpact #PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
19 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Student with guitar
“I have witnessed firsthand how powerful it can be when schools and families work together to support the success and well-being of every student. Each child’s educational journey is unique, and when families feel confident that they have a true partner in the school community, it fosters a strong foundation of trust and collaboration. This partnership not only enhances student growth and achievement, but also strengthens the sense of connection and belonging within the school environment.” - Casey Trotter, School Counselor at Hagood Elementary

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This counselor’s reflection captures SDPC’s People-Focused, Supportive Culture - a culture built on trust, connection, and honoring each child’s unique journey - while also highlighting our commitment to Partnerships for Student Success, where strong collaboration with families strengthens student growth, well-being, and a true sense of belonging.

#75YearsOfImpact #PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
19 days ago, School District of Pickens County
School counselor with student
“In SDPC, I’ve always felt like more than a test score. I learned dance every week in my magnet arts elementary school, and that’s what helped me discover what I’m passionate about. Now I’m part of the four-time state champion color guard team on the Daniel High School Marching Band, and I don’t think I’d be here without the support and opportunities I had growing up. The schools I’ve attended put students first and gave me the chance to find what makes me shine. I’ve learned confidence, creativity, and real-life skills that I’ll carry with me forever.” - Numora Stinehart, Student at Daniel High School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This student’s story is a powerful example of SDPC’s commitment to a People-Focused, Supportive Culture - one where every learner is known, encouraged, and given opportunities to explore their passions. From early arts experiences to championship-level performance, her journey shows what happens when students receive both support and space to shine. Through programs that nurture creativity, teamwork, confidence, and character, SDPC helps students discover who they are and what they love - preparing them not just for school, but for life.

#75YearsOfImpact #PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
19 days ago, School District of Pickens County
Student in marching band
“I’m so thankful for the School District of Pickens County and the way they pour into programs like Liberty Primary’s Toddler Rock N’ Read. My mom and mother in law bring my two year old daughter and one year old son each month to receive a new book and learn new strategies. I love that SDPC provides these opportunities even for children who are not in school yet. What a wonderful way to prepare them for a positive school experience!” - Jenna Carter, Parent and Staff at Liberty Primary School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This is one of many stories that reflect SDPC’s commitment to utilizing partnerships with local agencies to ensure our students’ success—even before they begin coming to our schools! Through programs like Preschool Pages (a partnership with Women United Pickens County), families are supported from the very start, helping young children build early literacy skills, a love for learning, and confidence long before their first day of school. Learn more here: https://youtu.be/l9IjtOgG7nk

#75YearsOfImpact
#PartnershipsForStudentSuccess
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow
3 months ago, School District of Pickens County
grandparent with toddler at monthly Preschool Pages program
“This homecoming crown represents more than a moment—it represents God’s grace in my life and a community that believes in its students. Thank you to the School District of Pickens County and Pickens High School for investing in people first and creating a supportive place where students can grow, lead, and shine.” - Aubrey Wells, Student at Pickens High School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This is one of many reflections that demonstrate SDPC’s commitment to fostering a People-Focused, Supportive Culture. You can feel that spirit under the “Friday Night Lights”—through homecoming traditions, student section pride, and the electric atmosphere that brings whole communities together—especially when you hear it from a student’s perspective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E07Y9WLN3y8&t=2s

#75YearsOfImpact
#PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow
4 months ago, School District of Pickens County
Homecoming queen
“During my time at Easley High School, the Youth in Government program helped me develop a genuine passion for government—it became much more than just a hobby. I learned how important it is to understand all the moving parts of government in order to create real change. Mr. Serina, representing Easley High, opened doors for our Youth in Government students at both the state and national levels. Without his support, I would have never had the opportunity to travel to Washington, D.C., or to learn as much as I have. My time in SDPC encouraged me to step outside my comfort zone and strive for bigger goals. As a first-generation American student, I’ve worked to help build a more positive school culture and inspire others to get involved in their community.” -Lucia Ramos Calleros, Easley High School, Class of 2025

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

Stories like this reflect SDPC’s commitment to fostering Partnerships for Student Success—creating opportunities for students to explore leadership, engage with their communities, and develop the skills they need to make a difference both locally and beyond.

#75YearsOfImpact
#PartnershipsForStudentSuccess
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow
4 months ago, School District of Pickens County
Easley graduate with diploma
“During my first year at Liberty Primary School, I introduced music literacy to my second-grade students, which was my first experience teaching this content to such a young group. That year, I made the intentional decision to raise my expectations for those students and approach them as I would older learners. In response, they exceeded those expectations and demonstrated exceptional progress in reading music. This experience reinforced my belief that when we set high expectations and increase the level of rigor, our students consistently rise to meet–and often exceed those standards.” -Jared Roper, Music Teacher at Liberty Elementary School and Liberty High School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This story reflects SDPC’s dedication to Academic Growth and Excellence. By engaging students in meaningful opportunities in both core academics and the fine arts, we empower them to discover their strengths, build confidence, and grow as well-rounded learners prepared for future success.

#75YearsOfImpact
#AcademicGrowthAndExcellence
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow
4 months ago, School District of Pickens County
music teacher playing guitar

“In SDPC, service isn’t just something we provide — it’s who we are. As a bus driver, I’m the first smile students see in the morning and the last before they head home. I believe in bringing positive energy, building trust, and showing kids they matter. When I’m driving, I’m not just transporting students — I’m investing in their future. Every day I get to build relationships and speak positive energy into kids’ lives, and that’s a powerful thing." - T.C. “Mr. T” McGee, SDPC Bus Driver

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This story is a reflection of SDPC’s commitment to Productive, Service-Oriented Operations and a People-Focused Supportive Culture — because every role contributes to student success. Our bus drivers don’t just carry students to school; they carry relationships, encouragement, and a sense of belonging that helps every child move forward.

🚌 Want to see more of the impact our drivers make every day? Watch here ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omM_SDLXcM0

🚌 Want to make an impact and serve students in a meaningful way? Apply to become an SDPC bus driver ➡️ https://www.pickens.k12.sc.us/page/bus-drivers

#75YearsOfImpact
#ProductiveServiceOrientedOperations
#PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
#EngagingToday #EmpoweringTomorrow

4 months ago, School District of Pickens County
SDPC bus driver
“I’ve served a lot of lunches over the years, but the most important thing to me is showing all of my kids love and care. Their smiles and little thank-yous make every day worth it and so special. I’m just grateful to be a part of their day.” -Tammy Finley, Food Service Operator at Forest Acres Elementary

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This story is just one example of SDPC’s commitment to Productive, Service-Oriented Operations. From early-morning meal prep to cheerful greetings in the lunch line, our cafeteria teams go above and beyond to provide students with nutritious meals made with care. See how they serve both food and kindness across our schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb3SSw9UdQc&t=1s

#75YearsOfImpact
#ProductiveServiceOrientedOperations
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow
4 months ago, School District of Pickens County
Food Service Operator at Forest Acres Elementary
“Every child walks into the building safely. That’s goal #1… They need to know I’m here for them… It’s the eye contact, the waves… I just want them to know I’ve got you, your child is going to go to school safely, and I want to be able to give you a little bit of joy in the morning.” - Sean Ferguson, Math Teacher at Easley High School

As the School District of Pickens County celebrates 75 years of learning, growth, and community, it’s the people who have made the journey meaningful. From classrooms and concerts to bus routes and boardrooms, every chapter of SDPC’s story has been shaped by those who gave their time, their talent, and their heart. These short reflections - captured over the year and shared by the voices of SDPC - capture the spirit, pride, and personal moments that define who we are. Together, they form a living tribute to the legacy we share and the bright future still ahead.

This story highlights SDPC’s ongoing commitment to school safety and to fostering a People-Focused, Supportive Culture. Watch how Mr. Ferguson—and staff, students, and volunteers across the district—help create a safe and joyful start to each school day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WiNlwPKzw0&t=3s

#PeopleFocusedSupportiveCulture
#EngagingToday
#EmpoweringTomorrow
4 months ago, School District of Pickens County
Teacher at Easley High School