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Meet Our Board of Trustees

Finding Inspiration in Every Turn

Meet the powerhouse behind the scenes—the planning committee, driving the creation of the Pee Dee Innovation and Leadership Academy, a groundbreaking public charter school set to grace greater Lake City, South Carolina. This vibrant team merges expertise and imagination to craft the blueprint for a transformative educational haven. They're the architects of innovation, diligently sculpting plans, setting the stage for an educational revolution that'll redefine the future. With a fervent dedication to excellence, they're paving the way for a pioneering institution that'll inspire minds and shape tomorrow's leaders.

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Meet Your Candidates for PDILA's School Board!

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Big things are happening at PDILA!

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We are excited to announce our Board of Directors candidates—leaders who are ready to help guide our school into its next chapter of growth and excellence.

Their passion for education, innovation, and student success will help shape the future of PDILA and the impact we continue to make in our community.

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Click HERE to read about each candidate!

The Planning Committee Members Turned School Board

Pee Dee Innovation and Leadership Academy

"Come Soar with the Falcon Family!"

pdilacademy@gmail.com

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