Horry County Schools is once again holding our Summer Feeding Program, which offers FREE meals to anyone 18 or younger.
These meals are offered from 7 - 8 AM for breakfast and 10:30 - 11 AM for lunch., Monday through Thursday, and must be eaten on-site. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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about Summer Meals Program Begins June 10!
Taylor Sinkler, a 4th grade teacher at Daisy Elementary was named the 2027 Teacher of the Year on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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about Congratulations to Taylor Sinkler, our 2027 HCS Teacher of the Year!
Our calendars for both the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 school years are now available on our Calendar page.
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about The 2026-2027 AND 2027-2028 Calendars are Now Available!
Are you the parent/guardian of a 4 year-old (or a child who will be 4 on or before Sept. 1, 2026)?
This FREE, full-day program gives children the educational experiences they need to be successful in kindergarten.
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about Pre-Enrollment for Child Development is Open!
This is my sixth year teaching and my fifth year here at Daisy Elementary. I’m happily married and blessed with two sweet boys. I love spending time with my family and am so thankful for their support in everything I do. In my free time, I enjoy coffee, shopping, and making memories with the people I love most.
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about Finalist for Teacher of The Year
Horry County Schools’ performance on the 2025 state report cards, based on overall ratings, shows that 38 out of 57 district schools were rated as Excellent or Good. Of those, 16 HCS schools were rated Excellent and 22 were rated Good, while 18 earned a score of Average.
HCS Scholars Academy High School is ranked #1 of all 1,309 schools in the state, earning a report card score of 99.7 out of 100!
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about State Report Cards Are In: HCS has the #1 school in the state, the highest graduation rate on record, and most of its schools rated excellent or good
Rise with Reading is a districtwide literacy challenge designed to motivate and celebrate reading among our 48,000 K-12 students. Through achievable goals, recognition, and engaging resources, we aim to build a community of readers and celebrate the joy of learning.
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about Superintendent's Reading Challenge (opens in new window/tab)