Fee Payments by Phone
For your convenience, Daniel Morgan Technology Center accepts fee payments over the phone.
If you are unable to pay in person, please contact our front office 864-279-6900, and we will be happy to process your payment securely by phone.
If you have any questions about your balance or accepted payment methods, please call Mrs. Jackson at (864) 279-6918.
Hands-On Learning in Ms. Phillips’ CNA Class!
Ms. Phillips’ CNA students are practicing their CPR skills and gaining valuable hands-on experience that can make a real difference in an emergency!
#CNA #HealthScience #HandsOnLearning #FutureHealthcareProfessionals
Ms. Phillips’ CNA students are practicing their CPR skills and gaining valuable hands-on experience that can make a real difference in an emergency!
#CNA #HealthScience #HandsOnLearning #FutureHealthcareProfessionals
Training for the Real World
Our law enforcement students were practicing the use-of-force continuum, with a focus on verbal commands and de-escalation. The new Law Enforcement Training Simulator gives students the opportunity to work through realistic, real-life scenarios and put their training into practice in a safe environment. Building confidence, communication, and sound decision-making before it matters most.
#LawEnforcementTraining #UseOfForce #Deescalation #HandsOnLearning
A huge thank-you to Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System for providing our Health Science students with essential healthcare supplies!
These valuable resources will give our students more opportunities for hands-on learning and help them build the real-world skills they need to succeed in our CNA and Phlebotomy programs.
We truly appreciate your continued support of our students and their future careers! 👏
These valuable resources will give our students more opportunities for hands-on learning and help them build the real-world skills they need to succeed in our CNA and Phlebotomy programs.
We truly appreciate your continued support of our students and their future careers! 👏
Thanks to Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System for new essential healthcare items that will provide Health Science students with valuable hands-on learning opportunities! These resources will help our students develop the skills they need for success in our CNA and Phlebotomy classes.
Mr. Thomas’s Level 1 Drone Technology students are kicking off the school year by taking flight!
Students are getting hands-on experience learning to fly drones while building valuable skills they can use in the classroom and beyond. What a great way to start the year! 👏
Students are getting hands-on experience learning to fly drones while building valuable skills they can use in the classroom and beyond. What a great way to start the year! 👏
Electricity 4 students are gaining hands-on experience installing EMT conduit and wiring commonly found in commercial buildings. They’re building the skills they’ll need to succeed in the electrical industry!
Hands-On Learning in Graphic Communications!
Our Graphic Communications students are getting a hands-on review while gaining a whole lot of valuable learning along the way! From putting their skills into practice to building on what they already know, these students are learning by doing—and that’s what CTE is all about! 💻🎨🖨️
We love seeing our students engaged, learning, and preparing for their future careers!
Our Graphic Communications students are getting a hands-on review while gaining a whole lot of valuable learning along the way! From putting their skills into practice to building on what they already know, these students are learning by doing—and that’s what CTE is all about! 💻🎨🖨️
We love seeing our students engaged, learning, and preparing for their future careers!
Applications are now open for the 2026–2027 Connect Ambassador program!
Connect is a youth health initiative of the Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation. They bring together and support organizations serving Spartanburg County teens by increasing awareness of available resources, strengthening community partnerships, and assessing adolescent health issues.
Connect Ambassadors play a critical role in this work. These Spartanburg County high school students share youth perspectives, promote health resources, advocate for their peers, and help shape youth-focused projects. This is a paid opportunity that allows students to build leadership skills while making a meaningful impact in their community.
Their goal is to create a robust and engaged group of youth with representation from all seven Spartanburg County school districts. Please share this opportunity with high school students in your schools, programs, and networks.
Applications will remain open through August 17. Selected applicants will be invited to an interview beginning the week of August 17. Following the interviews, they will select and notify members of the 2026–2027 Connect Ambassador cohort.
Application Link
I have attached a recruitment flyer that you can share through newsletters, social media, and direct outreach to students. This opportunity will count as an internship for the purposes of our EDGE work-based learning efforts!
Please let Delilah Goode know if you have any questions.
Work-based learning across Spartanburg County has a new name: Experience Spartanburg's EDGE!
Connect is a youth health initiative of the Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation. They bring together and support organizations serving Spartanburg County teens by increasing awareness of available resources, strengthening community partnerships, and assessing adolescent health issues.
Connect Ambassadors play a critical role in this work. These Spartanburg County high school students share youth perspectives, promote health resources, advocate for their peers, and help shape youth-focused projects. This is a paid opportunity that allows students to build leadership skills while making a meaningful impact in their community.
Their goal is to create a robust and engaged group of youth with representation from all seven Spartanburg County school districts. Please share this opportunity with high school students in your schools, programs, and networks.
Applications will remain open through August 17. Selected applicants will be invited to an interview beginning the week of August 17. Following the interviews, they will select and notify members of the 2026–2027 Connect Ambassador cohort.
Application Link
I have attached a recruitment flyer that you can share through newsletters, social media, and direct outreach to students. This opportunity will count as an internship for the purposes of our EDGE work-based learning efforts!
Please let Delilah Goode know if you have any questions.
Work-based learning across Spartanburg County has a new name: Experience Spartanburg's EDGE!
Exciting news at DMTC!
Daniel Morgan Technology Center (DMTC) has been awarded a $100,000 grant through the Timken Foundation Domestic Grant Program, providing a major investment in the future of welding and advanced manufacturing education for DMTC students.
The grant, awarded through the Timken Foundation US-Based Plant Community Grant initiative, will enhance hands-on learning opportunities by supporting the growth of DMTC's welding and advanced manufacturing programs. The funding will help ensure students have access to industry-relevant equipment and training that prepare them for high-demand careers in the skilled trades and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Timken's Duncan facility played an important role in supporting the application. Tim Boosz, Manager of the Timken Duncan Distribution Center, provided a letter of recommendation highlighting the importance of investing in workforce development and career and technical education.
"This generous investment from the Timken Foundation represents more than funding," said Dr. Nikki Honeycutt, Director of Daniel Morgan Technology Center. "With the support of the Timken Foundation, we will be able to provide students with enhanced learning experiences using industry-aligned equipment and technology that reflect today's manufacturing environment. These opportunities will help students graduate with the skills they need to succeed in high-demand careers while also benefiting industry in Spartanburg County."
By providing students with access to modern equipment and industry-aligned training, Daniel Morgan Technology Center continues to create pathways to high-wage, high-demand careers while supporting the workforce needs of local and regional employers.
Daniel Morgan Technology Center serves high school students from Spartanburg School District Three and Spartanburg School District Seven through career and technical education programs designed to prepare students for college, careers, and life.
Daniel Morgan Technology Center (DMTC) has been awarded a $100,000 grant through the Timken Foundation Domestic Grant Program, providing a major investment in the future of welding and advanced manufacturing education for DMTC students.
The grant, awarded through the Timken Foundation US-Based Plant Community Grant initiative, will enhance hands-on learning opportunities by supporting the growth of DMTC's welding and advanced manufacturing programs. The funding will help ensure students have access to industry-relevant equipment and training that prepare them for high-demand careers in the skilled trades and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Timken's Duncan facility played an important role in supporting the application. Tim Boosz, Manager of the Timken Duncan Distribution Center, provided a letter of recommendation highlighting the importance of investing in workforce development and career and technical education.
"This generous investment from the Timken Foundation represents more than funding," said Dr. Nikki Honeycutt, Director of Daniel Morgan Technology Center. "With the support of the Timken Foundation, we will be able to provide students with enhanced learning experiences using industry-aligned equipment and technology that reflect today's manufacturing environment. These opportunities will help students graduate with the skills they need to succeed in high-demand careers while also benefiting industry in Spartanburg County."
By providing students with access to modern equipment and industry-aligned training, Daniel Morgan Technology Center continues to create pathways to high-wage, high-demand careers while supporting the workforce needs of local and regional employers.
Daniel Morgan Technology Center serves high school students from Spartanburg School District Three and Spartanburg School District Seven through career and technical education programs designed to prepare students for college, careers, and life.
Today, Daniel Morgan Technology Center was honored to receive a generous grant from the Duke Energy Foundation in support of our students and career and technical education programs.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Linda Hannon, Director of Duke Energy Government and Community Relations, for personally presenting this grant and for Duke Energy's continued investment in the future of workforce development across our community.
This funding will help expand opportunities for students as they prepare for high-demand careers through hands-on, innovative learning experiences. Partnerships like this ensure that our students have access to the tools, technology, and experiences needed to become college, career, and life ready.
Thank you, Duke Energy Foundation and Linda Hannon, for believing in our students and investing in the next generation of South Carolina's workforce. Together, we are building brighter futures!
#DMTC #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerReady #CollegeCareerLifeReady #DukeEnergyFoundation #CTE #SpartanburgSC
We extend our sincere appreciation to Linda Hannon, Director of Duke Energy Government and Community Relations, for personally presenting this grant and for Duke Energy's continued investment in the future of workforce development across our community.
This funding will help expand opportunities for students as they prepare for high-demand careers through hands-on, innovative learning experiences. Partnerships like this ensure that our students have access to the tools, technology, and experiences needed to become college, career, and life ready.
Thank you, Duke Energy Foundation and Linda Hannon, for believing in our students and investing in the next generation of South Carolina's workforce. Together, we are building brighter futures!
#DMTC #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerReady #CollegeCareerLifeReady #DukeEnergyFoundation #CTE #SpartanburgSC
☀️🔧 Summer Learning Never Stops at Daniel Morgan Technology Center! 🤖⚡🚗
What an incredible week at DMTC! We were proud to host three exciting, hands-on summer camps that gave students from Spartanburg School Districts 3 and 7 the opportunity to explore high-demand careers while learning directly from industry experts.
⚡ Electricity Camp
Led by our outstanding Electricity Instructor, Robert Sparks, this camp immersed students in electrical concepts and hands-on experiences that sparked curiosity and built valuable skills. Thanks to the generous support of Harbor Freight Tools for Schools, students who completed all days of camp received a $250 stipend through grant funding.
🤖🚙 Robotics & Automotive Battery/Electric Vehicle (BEV) Camp
Students explored the future of advanced manufacturing through robotics and battery electric vehicle technologies. They also had the opportunity to visit Gestamp and BMW, where they experienced firsthand how robotics, automation, and BEV systems are transforming today's manufacturing workforce.
Thanks to a subgrant supporting the Automotive program, students who completed the entire camp received a $300 stipend, recognizing their commitment to learning and career exploration.
A special thank you to our generous partners for making these opportunities possible:
• Harbor Freight Tools for Schools
• Clemson University
• Bosch Industries
• SkillREDI
• Palmetto Partners
• National Science Foundation
• Trident Technical College
We also extend our sincere appreciation to Gestamp and BMW for welcoming our students and providing meaningful industry experiences that connected classroom learning to real-world careers.
At Daniel Morgan Technology Center, we believe learning is a year-round experience. These camps help students discover their passions, develop technical skills, and envision exciting futures in careers that are shaping our region and our state.
Thank you to our instructors, partners, and students for making this week such a tremendous success. We can't wait to see where these future innovators go next!
#DMTC #CareerReady #FutureReady #HandsOnLearning #CTEWorks #SummerLearning #Electricity #Robotics #AdvancedManufacturing #ElectricVehicles #WorkforceDevelopment #Spartanburg3 #Spartanburg7
What an incredible week at DMTC! We were proud to host three exciting, hands-on summer camps that gave students from Spartanburg School Districts 3 and 7 the opportunity to explore high-demand careers while learning directly from industry experts.
⚡ Electricity Camp
Led by our outstanding Electricity Instructor, Robert Sparks, this camp immersed students in electrical concepts and hands-on experiences that sparked curiosity and built valuable skills. Thanks to the generous support of Harbor Freight Tools for Schools, students who completed all days of camp received a $250 stipend through grant funding.
🤖🚙 Robotics & Automotive Battery/Electric Vehicle (BEV) Camp
Students explored the future of advanced manufacturing through robotics and battery electric vehicle technologies. They also had the opportunity to visit Gestamp and BMW, where they experienced firsthand how robotics, automation, and BEV systems are transforming today's manufacturing workforce.
Thanks to a subgrant supporting the Automotive program, students who completed the entire camp received a $300 stipend, recognizing their commitment to learning and career exploration.
A special thank you to our generous partners for making these opportunities possible:
• Harbor Freight Tools for Schools
• Clemson University
• Bosch Industries
• SkillREDI
• Palmetto Partners
• National Science Foundation
• Trident Technical College
We also extend our sincere appreciation to Gestamp and BMW for welcoming our students and providing meaningful industry experiences that connected classroom learning to real-world careers.
At Daniel Morgan Technology Center, we believe learning is a year-round experience. These camps help students discover their passions, develop technical skills, and envision exciting futures in careers that are shaping our region and our state.
Thank you to our instructors, partners, and students for making this week such a tremendous success. We can't wait to see where these future innovators go next!
#DMTC #CareerReady #FutureReady #HandsOnLearning #CTEWorks #SummerLearning #Electricity #Robotics #AdvancedManufacturing #ElectricVehicles #WorkforceDevelopment #Spartanburg3 #Spartanburg7
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, please join us in congratulating Dr. Nikki Honeycutt, who has been named one of the Influential Women of 2026 by Influential Women Magazine.
Influential Women Magazine is a national publication that recognizes women who demonstrate exceptional leadership, innovation, and service within their professions and communities. Being selected as an Influential Woman of 2026 represents a commitment to making a meaningful impact and inspiring others through leadership and dedication.
We are proud to celebrate Dr. Honeycutt and this well-deserved recognition of her continued work to empower students, staff, and our community.
#InfluentialWomen2026 #WomenWhoLead #LeadershipMatters#women’s history month
Influential Women Magazine is a national publication that recognizes women who demonstrate exceptional leadership, innovation, and service within their professions and communities. Being selected as an Influential Woman of 2026 represents a commitment to making a meaningful impact and inspiring others through leadership and dedication.
We are proud to celebrate Dr. Honeycutt and this well-deserved recognition of her continued work to empower students, staff, and our community.
#InfluentialWomen2026 #WomenWhoLead #LeadershipMatters#women’s history month
Please join us in congratulating our Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year—two individuals who truly represent the heart of what we do every day.
Our Teacher of the Year, Mr. Tommy Swanger, goes above and beyond to inspire, challenge, and support students, creating opportunities that extend far beyond the classroom. His passion for teaching and commitment to student success make a lasting impact on every student he serves.
Our Support Staff of the Year, Mr. Jody Jones, is the backbone of our daily operations—bringing positivity, dedication, and an unwavering willingness to help wherever needed. His work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is felt throughout our entire school community.
Both of these individuals embody excellence, compassion, and a deep commitment to our students and staff. We are so grateful to have them as part of the DMTC family.
Congratulations to you both—this recognition is so well deserved!
Our Teacher of the Year, Mr. Tommy Swanger, goes above and beyond to inspire, challenge, and support students, creating opportunities that extend far beyond the classroom. His passion for teaching and commitment to student success make a lasting impact on every student he serves.
Our Support Staff of the Year, Mr. Jody Jones, is the backbone of our daily operations—bringing positivity, dedication, and an unwavering willingness to help wherever needed. His work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is felt throughout our entire school community.
Both of these individuals embody excellence, compassion, and a deep commitment to our students and staff. We are so grateful to have them as part of the DMTC family.
Congratulations to you both—this recognition is so well deserved!
DMTC Programming and Software completers Gabriel Castillo and Aiden Smalley are hard at work during First Robotics Rebuilt Test & Tune Saturdays!
From fine-tuning the robot’s programming to testing its drive system, ball collection, and launch capabilities, they’re making sure every detail is competition ready.
Hard work, teamwork, and innovation in action — we can’t wait to see what they accomplish next!
From fine-tuning the robot’s programming to testing its drive system, ball collection, and launch capabilities, they’re making sure every detail is competition ready.
Hard work, teamwork, and innovation in action — we can’t wait to see what they accomplish next!
SCC Spring Showcase
Congratulations to Mr. Thomas Swanger!
We are proud to celebrate Mr. Thomas Swanger, Welding Instructor at Daniel Morgan Technology Center, as a recipient of the Fall 2025 Be the Change! Award.
This well-deserved honor recognizes staff members who demonstrate exceptional leadership and make a positive impact every day from their position. Mr. Swanger’s dedication to his students, his craft, and our District Three community truly embodies what it means to Be the Change.
Congratulations on this outstanding achievement — and thank you for all that you do!
We are proud to celebrate Mr. Thomas Swanger, Welding Instructor at Daniel Morgan Technology Center, as a recipient of the Fall 2025 Be the Change! Award.
This well-deserved honor recognizes staff members who demonstrate exceptional leadership and make a positive impact every day from their position. Mr. Swanger’s dedication to his students, his craft, and our District Three community truly embodies what it means to Be the Change.
Congratulations on this outstanding achievement — and thank you for all that you do!
✂️ New Year, New Shears! ✂️
Ms. Pruitt’s Junior Cosmetology students are starting the new year off strong with their first haircuts using brand-new shears. We’re excited to see them build their skills, confidence, and creativity as they continue learning hands-on in the lab.
Ms. Pruitt’s Junior Cosmetology students are starting the new year off strong with their first haircuts using brand-new shears. We’re excited to see them build their skills, confidence, and creativity as they continue learning hands-on in the lab.
Level 1 Electricity students Mya Curry and Jaycie Martinez are hard at work practicing the cutting and reaming of EMT conduit—an essential skill for commercial wiring installations. Proud to see these future electricians building strong foundations in the trade!
🎄✨ A special holiday surprise at DMTC! ✨🎄
Dr. Honeycutt presented our DMTC Board Members with beautiful, custom-made Christmas trees—designed by Mr. Swanger and Mr. Garner and expertly crafted by students in the Welding and Machine Tool Technology programs.
These talented students hand-bent the metal and engraved ornaments featuring each of our program names, creating meaningful gifts that will be cherished for years to come.
We couldn’t be prouder of their creativity, skill, and dedication!
#DMTC #StudentWork #CTE #HolidaySpirit
Dr. Honeycutt presented our DMTC Board Members with beautiful, custom-made Christmas trees—designed by Mr. Swanger and Mr. Garner and expertly crafted by students in the Welding and Machine Tool Technology programs.
These talented students hand-bent the metal and engraved ornaments featuring each of our program names, creating meaningful gifts that will be cherished for years to come.
We couldn’t be prouder of their creativity, skill, and dedication!
#DMTC #StudentWork #CTE #HolidaySpirit
