Softball Advances to State Championship Round

photo courtesy of Dean Johnson

Friday, May 15, 2015: The Lady Blue Jacket Softball team has defeated Johnsonville with a score of 3-2 to advance to the State Championship round. The Lady Jackets will travel to Andrew Jackson Monday, May 18 to play the first of a best of three series. The Jackets will be back on home turf mid-week with a deciding third game, if necessary, to be played at a neutral site. Make sure to come out and support the Blue Jackets. Good luck, and GO BIG BLUE!

Class of 2015 Important Information (links)

See the links below for important senior information concerning Senior Awards Night, Graduation, and more. This information was shared today (Wednesday, May 6, 2015) in a meeting with the senior class. Click HERE for important dates. Click HERE for more information concerning the Class of 2015. 

UPDATED: Senior Class Meeting (Class of 2015)

Parents and Students of the Class of 2015: There will be a senior class meeting at Aynor High School on Wednesday, May 6 at 2:00 p.m. in the auditorium. This meeting is very important, and attendance is mandatory.  THIS IS FOR STUDENTS ONLY. PARENTS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO ATTEND. Information regarding Senior Awards Night and Graduation will be discussed. PLEASE HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!

Scholarship Opportunity (Deadline: May 8, 2015)

Midland Elementary has established a scholarship in memory of former teacher, JoAnn Singleton. The Midland faculty have helped establish this scholarship, available only to AHS Seniors, in the amount of $1,000.00 per year for up to 4 years. The deadline to complete the application is May 8, 2015. Any interested senior should stop by the guidance office to complete the application. Help us spread the word regarding this and all scholarship opportunities. For additional information, contact the AHS Guidance Department at 843-488-7122. 

Scholarship Opportunity (Deadline: April 20)

The McDonald’s Scholarship Program will honor students who demonstrate the characteristics exemplified by McDonald’s founder, Ray Kroc—persistence, determination, hard work and a dedication to excellence. The award honors the unsung heroes of the class—not necessarily those identified as recipients of prestigious sports or scholarship awards, but those students who have earned the respect of his/her peers and teachers alike.  Applications are available for interested senior students that have been accepted at a 2 or 4-year college. Your local McDonald’s Owner/Operators are happy to be offering one student at each participating high school a $1,000 scholarship.  Applications can be picked up in the guidance department.  Students must return the completed applications to the guidance department by April 20.