What makes Wade Hampton High School a special place to learn, grow, and prepare for the future? 
Explore our “Why Wade Hampton High” page on the Greenville County Schools website to discover the opportunities, programs, and experiences that make our school community unique.
Be sure to watch the featured video showcasing the incredible opportunities available to our students. From academics and extracurricular activities to the supportive school community, Wade Hampton High School offers students meaningful ways to learn, grow, and succeed.
Take a moment to explore the page, watch the video, and share it with others!
Come out to the Chick-fil-A of Taylors on October 20 between 5pm-8pm to support the band! Mention the Wade Hampton Band when you order & help us with our fundraiser!
Homecoming tickets can be bought with $20 exact cash on Tuesday during lunch. All guest forms must be turned in and the purchase of guest tickets must be done on Tuesday with $20 cash at lunch. WHHS Students can also buy their own ticket through schoolcashonline. Ticket price increases on Wednesday.
Chess Club will meet Tuesday, October 20th, from 4:00-5:00 in Ms. Agee's Room 316. Come for the fun!!
Check out our limited edition Wade sweatshirt for breast cancer awareness month. Shop our Spirit Wear Online
Reaching Higher at Greenville County Schools! At Wade Hampton High School, we are celebrating GCS as one of the first school districts in South Carolina to earn the 90-90-90 milestone by surpassing 90% in all three major achievement areas: reaching a 92.2% Graduation Rate for the Class of 2026, 90.5% of the graduating class earning College/Career Ready status, and 98.9% of Greenville County schools rated Excellent, Good, or Average on the State Report Card. This is a powerful reflection of the GCS Advantage in action, where we have Stronger Communities, Greater Opportunities! To learn more about the celebration, visit GCS’s website.
Upcoming Technology Webinar - Beyond the Screen: A Parent/Guardian's Guide to Video Gaming and Online Safely in school newsletters, social media sites, and websites.
Technology Safety Virtual Parent Workshops

In honor of America's 250th Birthday, students in grades Pre-K through 12 are invited to participate in this district wide celebration through poetry, speech, song, dance, artwork, photography and essay! America 250 Coordinators are assigned at each school. Deadline for students to enter is October 30.
Bus Transportation Request for After School Tutoring
EOC Testing
Students at WHHS and GCSVP who are enrolled in an End-of-Course class will participate in the EOCEP testing days near the end of this semester.
SCDE EOCEP Parent Resources
English 2 Writing (WHHS only)- TBD
English 2 Writing (GCSVP only)- TBD
English 2 Reading (all)- TBD
Biology (all)- TBD
Algebra 1 (all)- TBD
US History (all)- TBD
Makeups can be done at any time in the window TBD
!WIN Ready2Work Career Assessment
The Spring Career Ready WIN Test is a required test for all 3rd year students and is optional for 4th year students who may want to retake one or more portions of the exam. The dates for this year's test are:
To learn more about this assessment, visit SC Career Readiness Assessment.
Seniors - Only Fall WIN Assessment retake
Fall 2026- Biology - TBD
Fall 2026- Human Geography- 8am; US Government- TBD
Fall 2026- English Literature and Composition - 8am; Physics 1:Algebra based- TBD
Fall 2026- Modern World History- 8am; Statistics- TBD
Fall 2026- US History- 8am; Macroeconomics- TBD
Art and Design Portfolios due TBD
Fall 2026- Calculus AB and BC- 8am; Seminar- TBD
Fall 2026- Psychology- TBD
Fall 2026- English Language and Composition- 8am; Physics C- TBD
Fall 2026- Art History - 8am; Computer Science Principles- TBD
Fall 2026- Computer Science A- 8am; Environmental Science- TBD
ACT Fall 2026 - TBD
SAT Fall 2026 - TBD
!Semester Exams
Semester 1 Exams
2nd & 4th Block -
TBD
1st & 3rd Block -
TBD
Semester 1 Exam Make-Up
2nd & 4th Block -
TBD
1st & 3rd Block -
TBD
Instruction Dates
Semester 1: October 12-October 23, 2026
Semester 2: April 20-April 30, 2027
Parent Preview of Materials
The Sexual Health and Responsibility Education Unit will be taught by the district health educators to students currently enrolled in PE I. A general overview and outline of the district’s age appropriate, abstinence-based sexual health and responsibility education curriculum can be viewed on the district website under the Students Parents Heading then scrolling to the Comprehensive Health and Physical Education are linked below. Complete details including the slide presentation and videos can be previewed at the school anytime during the school day if you would like to view it. If you do not want your child to participate in the sexual health and responsibility education class or a specific portion of the class, you must bring the signed exemption form linked below to the front office in person. By School Board Policy and SC Comprehensive Health Education Law, students who exempt sexual health responsibility education will be required to complete other health-related self-study lessons.
Parent Preview Materials Exemption Form