News

‘Speaking’ from the heart

Sarah Lynch, Daniel Island School’s speech therapist, can turn speech into an enjoyable time and help kids find their voice. I would know – I interviewed Lynch to find out more about her life and to share her story. Lynch decided to become a speech therapist after going through speech...

The DIS Fun Run puts the ‘fun’ in fundraising

Whether or not you have a student at Daniel Island School, you’ve probably heard something about one of its biggest events ever: the 2025 DIS Fun Run, which raised more than $121,000 for the school. This year, the DIS Parent Teacher Association took over the Fun Run to ensure only the...

New study hall program gives PSHS student-athletes a boost

At Philip Simmons High School, the belief is that athletics and academics complement each other. The school’s commitment to student-athletes extends well beyond the playing field, beginning with an emphasis on the importance of maintaining strong academic performance. Recognizing the...

PSHS Beta Club punches ticket to national competition

The Philip Simmons chapter of the Senior Beta Club recently competed at the South Carolina Beta Club State Convention in Myrtle Beach in February. This competition includes leadership activities and opportunities for students to showcase their talents and knowledge. Students spent countless...

BE’s ‘The Little Mermaid’ was ‘Fin-tastic’

Bishop England has a tradition of excellent shows for people to come watch in the fall and spring. This spring, Bishop England theater teacher Ashlan Fabiano and choir teacher Meghan Lovell chose “The Little Mermaid” as the spring musical. From January to March, actors worked on...

Bianco D’Oro and backseat chats: What I’ll miss most from my childhood

There’s nothing quite like the smell of my Nana’s car. Not new leather or pine-scented air freshener, but the savory aroma of freshly packed pasta, brownies, and always - Bianco D’Oro salami. From early childhood through my teens, my Nana was more than a chauffeur; she was my...

Extra, extra! Read all about it!

This week, The Daniel Island News is handing over the newspaper to the next generation of storytellers. Students from Bishop England High School, Daniel Island School, and Philip Simmons High School have taken on the roles of reporters, writers, and photographers to create this special...

Proposed developments along Clements Ferry Road under review

Here are the developments before the various City of Charleston boards and committees this week, as well as results, if any, from the prior week’s items specific to Daniel Island and the Cainhoy area. More detailed agendas and results can be found at charleston-sc.gov/agendacenter. ...

DINA meeting highlights Patriots Point coming events

Officials from the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will headline the next Daniel Island Neighborhood Association meeting on May 14. Slated for 6 to 8 p.m. at the Daniel Pointe Retirement Community center at 514 Robert Daniel Drive, Kayla Webber, director of Community Relations and...

SCDES, Charleston Waterkeepers begin monitoring swim water quality

Summer is near, and soon residents and tourists alike will be getting their swim on along South Carolina’s coastlines. To help keep South Carolina beaches a favorite destination, the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services monitors water quality along the coast. Every state with ocean-...