Dorchester School District Two will add an eighth school site for student feeding program
Pat Raynor • May 1, 2020
Beginning on Monday, May 4th, Dorchester School District Two will add an eighth school site for the student feeding program at Summerville High School, 1101 Boone Hill Road, Summerville. Students 18 years old and younger will receive a grab and go lunch along with the next day’s breakfast. Students need to be present for the meal pick-ups. Meals will be available for pick up between 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Monday through Friday at the following sites:
- Alston-Bailey Elementary School 820 West 5th North St., Summerville
- Fort Dorchester High School, 8500 Patriot Blvd., N. Charleston
- Flowertown Elementary School, 20 King Charles Circle, Summerville
- Oakbrook Elementary School, 306 Old Fort Drive, Ladson
- Spann Elementary School, 901 John McKissick Way, Summerville
- Summerville High School, 1101 Boone Hill Road, Summerville
- William M. Reeves, Jr. Elementary School, 1003 DuBose School Road, Summerville
- Windsor Hill Arts Infused Elementary School, 8600 William Moultrie Dr., N. Charleston
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