Daniel Morgan Technology Center

FREE meals for ALL STUDENTS in D7 this year!
We have wonderful news for our D7 families for the 2024-2025 school year: EVERY student will now be able to enjoy a free breakfast and lunch each school day, thanks to the USDA Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program. Parents will not need to submit free and reduced lunch applications for the 2024-2025 school year.
The CEP Free Meal applies to full meals only (for more information on what makes a meal, please visit https://www.myplate.gov/back-school-myplate). Individual and special sales items, as well as extra meals, may be purchased with cash or through available funds on students’ accounts. In the event a student wishes to have more than one meal, student meal prices are published on our website here: https://www.spartanburg7.org/foodservice.
We are excited to offer this benefit to our students and families and look forward to serving nutritious meals that fuel our students’ achievement this year!

We were happy to host Spartanburg County school cafeteria managers in developing new skills alongside trained chefs!

School cafeteria managers learn new skills from classically trained Upstate chefs The training was part of Chartwell's two-day culinary training, held at the Daniel Morgan Technology Center in Spartanburg.

Ms. Pruitt is enhancing her cosmetology students' skills with summer training that earned them a certification in Lash Extensions!
A huge thank you to Zen Lash & Brow Bar for hosting and educating these talented young ladies on lash extensions, aftercare, and sanitation.

The Spartanburg County Health Department will hold an Immunization Blitz Clinic ahead of the 2024-25 school year.

The department will have additional nurses on site August 5th, 2024, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm to provide Immunization services.

Parents/guardians are encouraged to schedule ahead of time using the DPH Careline at 1-855-472-3432 as walk-in space will be limited.

There are still open appointments before August for those who want to get a jump on their back-to-school vaccines!

As a reminder, children receiving immunizations at the Spartanburg County Health Department must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to receive services.

Congratulations to Daniel Morgan Technology Center retirees who were honored and recognized at our end-of-year luncheon! Your dedication and hard work have inspired us all, and your retirement marks the culmination of a remarkable career filled with countless achievements and memories. May your days ahead be filled with relaxation, adventure, and endless days of joy. Happy retirement!
Heath Roberts – 15 Years DMTC / 28 years in Education
Dennis Nance – 34.5 Years DMTC / 37.5 Years in Education
Gary Barnard – 3 Years DMTC / 40 years in District 3
Norm Kramer – 7 years DMTC / 19 years in District 3

Machine Tool Technology student,Aidan Audet, finished his trebuchet project. Great job!

Congratulations, Class of 2024!

Attention, Spartanburg High School community! Let's join together in celebrating the extraordinary achievements of the Spartanburg High School Class of 2024! With hearts filled with pride and admiration, we extend our warmest congratulations to these exceptional graduates who have have illuminated our community with hope and promise.

To our esteemed faculty, supportive families, cherished friends, and the entire village that nurtured these incredible individuals, we extend our deepest gratitude for your unwavering support throughout their educational journey. Yesterday's commencement ceremony was a testament to the culmination of years of hard work and determination. As we reflect on this milestone, we invite you to relive the magic through our Tribute Salute to the Class of 2024 webpage (https://www.spartanburg7.org/classof2024)

Here, you'll find a treasure trove of memories including videos of commencement, senior walks, and the senior parade; and you can dive into captivating moments captured yesterday by the Herald Journal and pay homage to the indelible mark left by the Class of 2024 through our Tribute Ad (pictured).

These graduates have left an indelible mark on our hearts, and we are immensely proud to have been a part of their journey. As they spread their wings and embark on new adventures, let's continue to stand by them with unwavering support and encouragement.

Congratulations, Class of 2024! Your achievements are a testament to your hard work and dedication. As you journey forth, remember that the Spartanburg High School community is behind you every step of the way. Go Vikings!

Graduation is tomorrow! You can watch the ceremony live on our YouTube channel using the link below! Commencement begins at 7:30 pm.
https://youtube.com/live/X5XMDpbm7Zo?feature=share

The Wayne Chapman Memorial Scholarship, sponsored by the Cannons Ruritan, is a prestigious award aimed at supporting academic excellence and future aspirations. This one-time scholarship, valued at $1000, is awarded to two students from Broome High School.
Bailey Mosier, not pictured, will attend USC-Upstate University in the Fall, to study Accounting/Finance to become a Financial Advisor. Bailey's diverse skills, honed through Culinary Arts and Business programs at DMTC, highlight a dedicated pursuit of knowledge.
Breann Thao aims for a career in healthcare, planning to enroll in USC Upstate's Nursing program to become a Registered Nurse. With a strong foundation from DMTC's Health Science program, Breann is prepared for a fulfilling journey in serving her community.
These students demonstrate the values of Wayne Chapman Memorial Scholarship, representing academic diligence, ambition, and a steadfast commitment to their chosen paths. Congratulations to you both!

Congratulations to Mr. Swanger's Welding students for achieving a 100% OSHA certification rate this semester!

Congratulations to all students in Mr. Sparks' Level I Electricity class for receiving the OSHA Certification. #100%

Daniel Morgan’s NTHS members and Intro to Teaching students are giving back to the community. Students collected items to create NICU “take-home bags” for local families whose babies were born prematurely. Bags contain items like first aid kits, clothes, books, toys, formula, and more. The bags will be presented to parents at Spartanburg Regional on Mother’s Day.

On May 9, 2024, Mrs. Wilhelm's Clinical Studies Honors students were recognized at the Certified Nursing Assistant Pinning Ceremony. The Pinning Ceremony is a symbolic gesture that formally embraces the student into the nursing profession. Congratulations to you all! We are very proud of your accomplishments!

We treated our amazing teachers to a special catered lunch to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week. We're grateful for each one of them and hope they feel truly appreciated this week!

Check out "Meditation," the latest project from Mr. Thompson's level 2 Media Technology class! Students conceived the idea, wrote the script, and went on a full-day shoot. After individual editing sessions, they collaborated on the final version you see. Proud of their achievements in their second year! Enjoy the film!

Meditation H264 By Mr. Thompson's Level 2 Media Technology Class Check out "Meditation," the latest project from Mr. Thompson's level 2 Media Technology class! Students conceived the idea, wrote the script, and went on a f...

Congratulations to these students on receiving the Citizenship Award at DMTC for the second semester of school. This award recognizes one student from each class who demonstrates the qualities of active participation in activities, demonstrates a high level of learning, and is dependable to both their instructors and peers. It is presented by Officer Whitt, School Resource Officer.

EDU201 students are exploring drones as instructional tools. After studying the Drone Legends curriculum, they practiced drone piloting with the SIMREX Zoomy app. Next, they'll craft classroom activities integrating drones.

Congratulations to our Daniel Morgan Technology Center students who were recognized at the Awards and Senior Cording Ceremony on May 2, 2024. Seniors from Broome High School and Spartanburg High School that completed a program at DMTC received cords to wear at graduation. A completer is a student who has earned all the required units in a state recognized CTE pathway. Over 160 students were recognized from 18 different programs. Outstanding students from each program were recognized and received a plaque and gift from their teacher. Non-Traditional Student of the Year, Citizenship Award, DMTC Director’s Award, Work-Based Learning Student of the Year, and Business Partner of the Year were recognized and received a plaque. There were 15 different Scholarships awarded to our students. The National Technical Honor Society President was recognized with an Official Officer Pin. Corporate donations were received from Auto Zone, City Electric Supply, Eldeco Electric, Kapasi Glass Mart, Klein Tools, Tractor Supply and Weldor’s Supply House, Inc. We wish our students the best and are very proud of all their accomplishments.

This week, Mr. Thornton, the Information Technology Instructor at DMTC, had the opportunity to attend the first meeting of the Southern Regional Education Board's Artificial Intelligence in Education Commission located in Columbia, SC! This groundbreaking commission brings together visionary leaders from government, education, and business to shape the future of AI in classrooms and equip our workforce for the tech-driven world ahead. As the driving force behind Cyber Security courses at DMTC, Mr. Thornton's participation underscores our commitment to staying at the forefront of technological innovation and ensuring our students are prepared for success in the digital age.

Congratulations to Ms. Pruitt's cosmetology students for successfully passing both the practical and written tests to obtain their cosmetology licenses.
We are incredibly proud of all these students.

We would like to thank Spartanburg Community College for their generous donation to DMTC, funded by Perkins V: The Strengthening and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act! Your contribution is greatly appreciated!

Jonathan Shimansky, Broome High School freshman, just completed his Gear-Box project in his Machine Tool Technology class. There was a total of 23 pieces and after assembly, it worked flawlessly. Congratulations, Jonathan, on this impressive achievement!

James Hayes, a sophomore at Broome High School, is using an Engine Lathe to single point turn the threads on the screw for his C-Clamp project in Machine Tool Technology.

Students from Chef Page’s culinary class enjoyed a visit from Chef Patrick Wagner from the Culinary Institute of the Carolinas.

Ms. Pruitt's Cosmetology seniors had a great time learning about the Principles of Haircolor taught by Redken's Regional Educator, Whitney Palmer, on April 10th! From the basics of color theory to formulating haircolor, students were captivated by Ms. Palmer's expertise and passion for hair. It was a day filled with learning, creativity, and inspiration!

DMTC's 7th Annual Military/First Responders Appreciation Day

We're so grateful to the dozens of responders and military branches who've joined us today to show and tell our students about opportunities before and after graduation.

Students explored tools, equipment, and career options, honoring our heroes who keep us safe.

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