DDTwo by the Numbers
We Have 27 Schools & Programs
- Three traditional high schools (grades 9-12)
- Seven middle schools (grades 6-8)
- Fifteen elementary schools (grades K-5)
- One alternative school (grades 6-12)
- The Dorchester County Adult Education program
Our neighbors come from all backgrounds, and this community strength is reflected in our student population:
- 50% white
- 29% Black
- 11% Hispanic
- 10% other
- 53% pupils in poverty
- 3,036 learners with disabilities
- 3,202 multilingual learners
- 4,512 academically gifted learners
Our school community includes 26,522 learners and approximately 4,000 educators and staff members.
Our Class of 2023 was offered more than $51 million in scholarships.
We prepare students for career success through our robust Career & Technology Education (CTE) program.
Students have the opportunity to develop their skills in 16 CTE clusters that range from agriculture to eSports.
More than 69% of our certified staff have advanced degrees.
Our volunteers dedicated more than 48,000 hours in our schools this year.