Aynor High Broadcast Class Debuts "Blue TV"

The AHS Broadcast class under the direction of Mr. Dean Johnson has debuted a new format for delivering Aynor High School news, sports and feature stories for the 2012-2013 school year entitled "Blue TV." Check out "Blue TV" by clicking on the link: Blue TV

Rain Cancels Athletics @ AHS

Due to rainy weather the tennis match today at Aynor has been cancelled and the cross country match at Green Sea Floyds has been cancelled.

Interim Reports Coming Soon

Blue Jacket Parents!! The end date for 1st interim is on Friday, September 21. Interim reports will be printed and issued to students on Thursday, September 27. Please help us ensure that your child is keeping up with their assignments and attendance. For information on securing access to the Power School Parent Portal, please contact Ms. Peggy Rabon at 843-488-7100. For more specific information on your child's grades, contact their teacher, and for more information on attendance issues, contact Ms. Terry Jordan at 843-488-7100.

AHS Girls' Volleyball Continues Winning Streak

Photo courtesy of Charles Slate, The Sun News

The Aynor High Girls' Volleyball team earns a win over the Conway Tigers on Wednesday night, September 12, and bring their record for the year to 4-1. The girls are led by Coach Nicki Batson, a Social Studies teacher at AHS. The team was also featured in a front-page sports article by The Sun News and on their website. Click the following links to read the article and to view photos from the match courtesy of The Sun News. Way to go girls!

AHS Students Showcased In TXT L8R Campaign

The attached video is a commercial showcasing AHS students in support of a recently launched initiative by HTC and WFXB FOX TV. The initiative is a no-texting while driving campaign called TXT L8R. The year-long campaign encourages drivers to wait before texting and driving with the "Arrive Alive, Text Later" theme message and reminder thumb bands for those who pledge to participate. Last month, HTC and WFXB FOX TV had the opportunity to work with HCSD athletic departments as student leaders from the nine area high schools were featured in the television campaign. To keep the momentum going with the campaign and to continue to encourage students not to text and drive, representatives from HTC and WFXB will visit Aynor High during lunch hours on Thursday, September 27, set up a table in the cafeteria and pass out pledge cards and thumb bands to students who wish to take the pledge. Blue Jackets pledge to "Arrive Alive, Text Later." GO BIG BLUE!