I can't find a post! (Spartanburg, Boiling Springs: school districts, transportation, title)

[kristenleex]

I recently saw on a post ( I don't even remember if it was
One started by me or not) where people were recommending certain districts in Spartanburg and one poster even went as far as to say what areas/ towns each of them serve. I know it's a long shot but does anyone know where I can find it??

[Carolina Knight]

You can always search the posts you posted and the threads you created by accessing your profile.

I will also advise when starting new threads to include the specific city, county, etc. in the thread title. "Finding new schools" is good to find new schools, but it does not tell the audience where. "Finding new schools in Spartanburg County" is more specific, and it can generate more responses.

[j7r6s]

There's a county map here breaking down the school districts, and a pdf for each district showing detailed maps:

Spartanburg Area Transportation Study*>*School District DemographicsSpartanburg Area Transportation Study

As a rough breakdown:

District 1 - Northwest corner: Landrum, Campobello, Inman (2 high schools, Landrum and Chapman)
District 2 - Northeast corner: Chesnee and Boiling Springs (Chesnee, Boiling Springs)
District 3 - Eastern edge: Pacolet and Cowpens (Broome)
District 4 - Southern edge: Woodruff (Woodruff)
District 5 - Western edge: Lyman, Duncan and Wellford (Byrnes)
District 6 - West Central: city of Spartanburg, Roebuck and Pauline (Dorman)
District 7 - East Central: city of Spartanburg (Spartanburg)

[LynchburgLover]

This one?

What towns feed into these schools

[Transplant08]

CityData search engine is not very good.

Instead, use google advanced search.

To see how, click this link: Let me google that for you

[kristenleex]

Originally Posted by LynchburgLover

This one?

What towns feed into these schools

No, unfortunately it wasn't answered in my post. It was another post so I thought someone might know off the top of their head. People were recommending districts in Spartanburg and the previous poster answered my question about what districts service what towns, which I'm thankful for.