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Dorchester District 4 board member Dr. Hodges dies after 35 years of service

Dr. James L. Hodges, a longtime Dorchester School District 4 trustee, has passed away after more than three decades of leadership.

Oct 19, 2026, 11:36 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report

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Dorchester School District Four is mourning the loss of Dr. James L. Hodges, a Board of Trustees member and secretary who served the district for over 35 years, WCIV reported.

The district described Dr. Hodges as providing steady leadership and having a genuine love for the community, impacting generations of students through his dedication to public education, according to WCSC.

District officials extended condolences to Dr. Hodges' family and all who knew him, emphasizing his lasting influence on the students, families, and staff of Dorchester District 4, WCBD noted.

The district stated that Dr. Hodges' commitment to the community and education will continue to be felt in local schools for years to come, highlighting the significance of his decades of service.

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