The School District of Pickens County (SDPC) has officially announced its recognition as an Innovative District at the prestigious 2024 Model Schools Conference. The annual event, aims to celebrate notable excellence and innovation in the education sector, particularly highlighting practices that inspire and support educators on a global scale.
The School District has joined the ranks of 11 distinguished institutions selected for this honor, an accolade that celebrates its remarkable dedication to promoting student success and implementing inventive strategies designed to address the diverse learning needs of its student body.
SDPC earned this distinction for the Liberty Area Schools’ PreK-12 career alignment plan. This plan was developed in close collaboration with the Pickens County Career and Technology Center. As a result, administrators from Liberty Primary, Liberty Elementary, Liberty Middle, Liberty High and the Pickens County Career and Technology Center were duly invited to present at the 2024 Model Schools Conference in Orlando.
In a statement released, Dr. Danny Merck, Superintendent of the SDPC, expressed his delight and pride at the recognition, stating: “We were truly honored to be acknowledged as an Innovative District at the 2024 Model Schools Conference.”
He further noted: “This national recognition is a testament to our collective commitment to innovation and student success. It reflects the dedication and hard work of our educators, administrators, and community partners who continually strive to provide exceptional educational opportunities for every student in Pickens County.”
The efforts of the School District of Pickens County clearly demonstrate that through collaboration, innovation, and unwavering dedication to enhancing educational opportunities, it is possible to create an impactful positive change in the sector. This recognition sends a powerful message to educators and institutions nationwide, inspiring them to explore innovative solutions and strategies to meet the unique learning needs of all students.
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