Florence 4 Virtual Instruction Extended
All Florence District Four students will continue to receive Virtual Instruction through September 10. Please remember that Monday, September 6th is a Holiday (Labor Day). No instruction will be provided on Monday. Students will return to school for face-to-face instruction on Monday, September 13th. Students in grades 4K and 5K, as well as students with internet access, will receive packets. Our bus drivers will also deliver breakfast and lunch during this time. The safety of all of our students is very important to us. We ask that you stay safe during this time as well as the Holiday and follow all recommended safety protocols.
Virtual Instruction Extension Letter
Virtual Instruction Extension Letter
Florence 4 Staff and Student Safety
We are actively working to ensure students and staff can work in a safe environment with minimal distractions. This means visitors and parents will not be able to go beyond the reception area. This includes dropping students off and picking them up. We are happy to speak with you over the phone during scheduled times. Please feel free to contact our office staff to schedule a conference if you have any questions or concerns regarding your student.
Safe Return to School Plan
Safe Return to School Plan
Child Early Reading and Development Education Program (CERDEP)
Florence School District Four provides a great start for our youngest learners! Our program is available for income-eligible children who are four-years old before September 1. The program is a full-day learning experience that follows the regular arrival and dismissal times of your child's school.
Parents and guardians of rising pre-kindergarten students may register at their zoned school with a completed enrollment packet. Enrollment packets will be available at the school. All required documents, including proof of residence, an official birth certificate, immunization record, Medicaid card, and income verification is required for a student to be considered for enrollment.
Enrollment for the 4-year old Child Development Education Program is non-discriminatory.
In the event the number of income-eligible children exceeds the slots available, additional children will be placed on a waiting list. All registered students will be baseline-tested using a school readiness-screening tool. Upon registration, parents will be notified of the screening date and time for their child.
If you would like your child to attend 4-K at Brockington Elementary School, open enrollment will begin on Monday, March 1, 2021.
Registration will remain open the remainder of the 2020 - 2021 School Year until May 27, 2021.
For questions or concerns, you may contact Dr. Alice P. Grice, CERDEP Coordinator for Brockington Elementary School at (843) 346-3956 Ext. 2134 or via email at agrice@florence4.k12.sc.us.
Parents and guardians of rising pre-kindergarten students may register at their zoned school with a completed enrollment packet. Enrollment packets will be available at the school. All required documents, including proof of residence, an official birth certificate, immunization record, Medicaid card, and income verification is required for a student to be considered for enrollment.
Enrollment for the 4-year old Child Development Education Program is non-discriminatory.
In the event the number of income-eligible children exceeds the slots available, additional children will be placed on a waiting list. All registered students will be baseline-tested using a school readiness-screening tool. Upon registration, parents will be notified of the screening date and time for their child.
If you would like your child to attend 4-K at Brockington Elementary School, open enrollment will begin on Monday, March 1, 2021.
Registration will remain open the remainder of the 2020 - 2021 School Year until May 27, 2021.
For questions or concerns, you may contact Dr. Alice P. Grice, CERDEP Coordinator for Brockington Elementary School at (843) 346-3956 Ext. 2134 or via email at agrice@florence4.k12.sc.us.
Support for Brockington Families
Highway to Hope (services are offered on campus!!!!!)
Lighthouse Ministries – 843-629-0830 (seagle@lighthouseflorence.org)
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- Housing assistance.
- Job assistance.
- Individual, group, family therapy.
- Crisis Interventions.
- Primary care.
- Psychiatric assessments.
- (Call Mr. Poston – school counselor for more information)
Lighthouse Ministries – 843-629-0830 (seagle@lighthouseflorence.org)
- Strengthening Families (14 session program)
- Working Mother’s Education & Support Program (6 month free diapers)
- Money Management and Budgeting
- Goal Setting
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SC Vouchers Available For Working Parents
DSS is offering additional SC Vouchers to working parents for a limited time. If you know anyone who can benefit from these services, please feel free to share. This is in addition to the local scholarships through Florence County First Steps, but administrated through DSS. Click here for more information.
Florence 4 Reopening eLearning Information
We will begin the 2020-21 academic school year using our e-learning model. The e-learning model consists of complete digital instruction. This model was selected based on the current local COVID-19 activity and the parent survey results. We will operate using the e-learning model from August 17, 2020 to September 4, 2020. During the week of August 31, 2020, we will re-assess our model by monitoring the current local COVID activity and administering another parent survey. Meals will continue to be served using our bus service. After reviewing the information on our website, please feel free to contact the school with any further questions.
Brockington Elementary eLearning Information
Johnson Middle/Timmonsville High eLearning Information
Brockington Elementary eLearning Information
Johnson Middle/Timmonsville High eLearning Information
