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During the Florence 1 School Board meeting on May 8, 2025, South Florence High School was celebrated for receiving the prestigious Palmetto's Finest award, distinguishing it as one of the top five schools in South Carolina. This recognition comes after a rigorous application process that included self-evaluation, peer review, and on-site examinations, showcasing the school's exceptional student achievement, instructional programs, and vibrant school culture. South Florence High School triumphed over Fort Dorchester High School and St. James High School to earn this accolade, which highlights the school's commitment to innovation and academic excellence.

In addition to this achievement, the meeting also honored Shawnee Perry, the assistant principal of West Florence High School, who was named the National High School Assistant Principal of the Year at the National Ed Leadership Awards Gala in Washington, D.C. This recognition underscores Mr. Perry's significant contributions to creating supportive learning environments and fostering a culture of excellence at his school. His leadership has been described as transformative, inspiring both students and staff alike.
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These accolades not only reflect the hard work and dedication of the educators and students in the Florence 1 Schools but also set a high standard for educational excellence in the community. The recognition of both South Florence High School and Mr. Perry marks a significant moment for the district, showcasing the positive impact of strong leadership and innovative educational practices.

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