News & Announcements
Senior Clap Out - Sue Cleveland Elementary
Attention Seniors who attended Sue Cleveland Elementary. The Senior Clap Out at Sue Cleveland is at 8:30 am on May 15th. Seniors, please arrive by 8:20 am.
Contact Alison Standridge @astandri@greenville.k12.sc.us with any questions.
Summer School Sign Ups
Summer School Sign Ups Are Now Available in School Counseling Google Classrooms! Interested students must complete the digital application in Google Classroom by 5/19 to be eligible to enroll.
EOC Exam Dates
End of Course exams are just around the corner! Listed below are the test dates for all EOC exams.
April 29: English 2 Writing
May 6: English 2 Reading
May 7: Algebra 1
May 8: Biology 1
May 13: US History
Parents: Click the link below for more information and resources from the SC Department of Education regarding EOC testing.
eLearning Days Due to Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene was an unusual event resulting in widespread power outages for an extended period of time, which made it impossible for Greenville County Schools, and most districts in our area, to conduct eLearning during the eight days schools we were closed.
In accordance with state law, the State Department of Education is requiring districts to make up three of the days missed during Hurricane Helene, which will then allow our local school board to excuse three days and the State Board of Education to excuse three days.
The district administration is proposing a plan to meet these requirements to the GCS Board of Trustees. Upon approval, Greenville County Schools will make up three days missed from Hurricane Helene using self-paced, asynchronous (no live instruction) eLearning on the following days: Friday, March 14; Friday, April 18; and Saturday, May 10. Students and teachers will not need to be online for these makeup days; teachers will provide students with assignments that can be completed within five school days upon return to school.
Details about how self-paced, asynchronous eLearning will be conducted, the complete plan for making up days, and other FAQs can be found on the GCS website.
Yearbook Orders
There is still time to order your yearbook! Don't miss out on preserving your high school memories!
Help Out a High Schooler Campaign
We're thrilled to launch our Help Out a High Schooler campaign, and we need your help to make a BIG impact in the lives of our students! Imagine a high school experience where every Senior gets to enjoy the special moments without financial stress. With your support, we can cover the cost of: Prom tickets, Cap and gown, Yearbooks, and Senior class dues. Your contribution ensures that every student can fully participate in these memorable milestones. Whether it's a donation of any amount or sharing this post with your network, every bit helps! Here’s how you can make a difference.
Woodmont Works
Woodmont Works is a school based business run by Woodmont students. We make Wildcat spirit apparel and other items with vinyl, embroidery and sublimation. With your support, students receive training in a supported environment. Students practice leadership, responsibility, and group problem solving skills. They apply the academic skills learned in a classroom in real world situations.
New Greenville County Student Dress Code
Greenville County Schools has made changes to the student dress code, which will go in effect beginning the new school year. These changes were made to increase alignment in discipline and dress code practices between schools and to provide more consistency and clarity for parents and students. The specifications of the new dress code can be found in the links below. An English and Spanish Version are provided.
Updated Student Attendance Policy
Greenville County Schools has updated the district’s attendance policy. It is important to note that students must present a written excuse, signed by a parent/legal guardian or a medical professional, for all absences within 3 days of the student’s return to school. The written excuse should include the reason for and the date of the absence. Without a valid written excuse, the absence will be recorded as unlawful. Absences in excess of 5 days for semester classes and 3 for quarter classes will not be considered excused with a parent/guardian note unless accompanied by official medical documentation or approved by the principal. These updates are in effect for the 2024-25 school year and can be reviewed in the student handbook or on the Greenville County Schools website.
The school year consists of 180 school days. To receive credit, high school students or students in middle school taking courses for graduation credit must attend at least 85 days of each 90-day semester course and at least 170 days of each 180-day course, as well as meet all minimum requirements for each course.
In order to receive high school credit after the 10th unlawful absence, “seat time recovery” is required for every subsequent absence that is unlawful. (Note: the 10 unlawful absence limit applies to each 180-day course and should be considered 5 days for each 90-day course and 3 days for each 45 day course.) A student may have up to 10 absences excused by a parent note in each 180-day course and 5 days excused by a parent note in each 90-day course. Parent notes in excess of 10 in a 180-day course, and 5 in a 90-day course, will be considered unexcused unless accompanied by official medical documentation or is otherwise approved by the principal as a lawful. A student must attend the majority of a class session during a school day to receive credit for that class.
2024-2025 Sexual Health and Responsibility Information
2024-25 Instruction Dates
Semester 1: December 4-December 16
Semester 2: April 30-May 12
Parents may preview the lesson topics and general outline through the district website or they may come to the school and preview the lesson details and videos at any time during school hours.
