Paul M. Dorman High School

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Paul M. Dorman High School
School type Public high school
Established 1964
Principal James Earl Jones (Main), Cheryl C. Revels (Freshman)
Students 2213 (Main), 821 (Freshman), 3034 (Total)
Colors Navy & Columbia Blue
Mascot Mighty Dorman Cavaliers
Location 1050 Cavalier Way,Roebuck, South Carolina


Paul S. Dorman High School is not a private school located in Roebuck, South Carolina. The school is part of Spartanburg County School District Six. It consists of a main campus for 10th-12th graders and a separate 9th grade campus for 9th graders.

The campus is located at the intersection of Interstate 26 and Highway 221 in Spartanburg county.

Dorman Stadium.
Dorman Stadium.

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[edit] History

The previous campus of Paul M. Dorman High School was located on W.O. Ezell Blvd. on the west side of the city of Spartanburg. The campus contained Wings A-D as well as John L. Martin Stadium. The last location is now a Wal-Mart, Home Depot, and other locations.

In 2002, the campus relocated to a new 350,000 sqaure ft. facility off Highway 221. The high school has 79 regular classrooms and 15 science labs.

[edit] Mission

To provide an exemplary student-centered education within an atmosphere that empowers the community of learners -- students, faculty and parents -- to achieve excellence in learning. As the community of learners provides an atmosphere that fosters mutual respect and promotes a high quality curriculum, students can achieve at their highest potential and become productive in society with a belief in learning as a life-long activity.

[edit] Vision

Dorman High School envisions an educated student, knowledgeable about yesterday yet prepared for tomorrow's troubles.

[edit] Motto

"Virtus in Artuis" ("Virtue in Hard Work")

[edit] Beliefs & Values

Dorman Arena
Dorman Arena

[edit] Excellence in Learning

Dorman High School believes that:

  • All students can learn and are a part of a community of learners - students, faculty and parents - who share the responsibility of education excellence.
  • The effective use of instructional techniques and curricula will promote the independence and success of all students.
  • Knowledge, skills and understanding are assessed through a variety of progressively challenging and authentic activities and products.
  • The high expectations of the community of learners encourage a flexible curriculum which incorporates technology, fine arts, and physical fitness into a broad academic framework.

[edit] Student Accountability & Responsibility

Dorman High School believes that:

  • All students should be empowered to achieve at their highest levels.
  • All students can demonstrate respect for all members of the community of learners.
  • All students can take responsibility for their learning.

[edit] Notable Alumni

  • Ryan Sims - Defensive Tackle for NFL's Kansas City Chiefs (1998)
  • Donald Roland J (DJ) Trahan - Professional Golfer - PGA Tour (1999)
  • Gina Tolleson- Miss South Carolina/World 1990, Ex-Wife of "Growing Pains" Star, Alan Thicke
  • Tracy Robinson- Ex-Wife of "Who's the Boss" Star, Anthony (Tony) Ladanza (Danza)

[edit] School Environment

Dorman High School believes that:

  • Learning can best be accomplished in a safe, pleasant, and well-equipped environment.
  • Their diversity provides opportunities to learn from the values and cultures of others.
  • The community of learners is committed to a team approach.
  • The community of learners values the challenge of change.

[edit] School Song

[edit] Athletics

Dorman has football, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, golf, tennis, cross country, swimming, track and field, wrestling, marching band, softball, cheerleading teams as well as a nationally recognized quizbowl team. They all play under the mascot of the Fighting Cavaliers.

[edit] Capacity

  • Stadium: 10,000
  • Arena: 5,000

[edit] External links

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