Artwork from our Hunt Meadows Elementary School art students is now being showcased in our district office. Thank you to each of these students for sharing their talents. We always love having an opportunity to brag about our students.
12 months ago, Anderson School District One
HMES Artwork
HMES Artwork
HMEs Art
January 9, 2024, is designated as Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Anderson School District One is very grateful for the officers who serve and protect our students, families, and communities each day. If you or a loved one serve in this capacity, we share our appreciation for your service to your communities as well. Thank you.
12 months ago, Anderson School District One
Law Enforcement Appreciation Day January 9
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday No School for Students Schools/District Office Closed January 15, 2024
12 months ago, Anderson School District One
MLK
Art Contest Students in Grades K - 12 Go to: artcontest.ess.com for more details and to enter
12 months ago, Anderson School District One
Art Contest
January is designated as School Board Recognition Month. Anderson School District One is honored to have these seven individuals representing all areas of our district. Our sincerest appreciation goes to Nancy Upton, Chair, Area 7; David Merrit, Jr., Secretary, Area 3; Wendy Burgess, Area 5; Michael S. Wilson, Area 2; Pat Cox, Area 4: Melissa Hood, Area 1; and Brenda Ellison, Vice-Chair, Area 6. In case you ever wondered what school boards are all about...The following are five reasons school boards are the decision-makers in today’s schools: 1. Your school board looks out for children – first and foremost. Education is not a line item in your school board’s budget – it is the only item. 2. Your school board is the advocate for your community when decisions are made about your children’s education. The school board represents the public’s voice in public education, providing citizen governance for what the public schools need and what the community wants. 3. Your school board sets the standard for achievement in your district, incorporating the community’s view of what students should know and be able to do at each grade level. Your school board is also responsible for working with the superintendent to establish a valid process for measuring student success and, when necessary, shifting resources to ensure that the district’s goals are achieved. 4. Your school board is accessible to you and accountable for the performance of the schools in your district. If the schools are not producing, it is your right as a voter to elect new board members who will see to it that your students and your schools succeed. 5. Your school board is your community’s education watchdog, ensuring that taxpayers get the most for their tax dollars. Public education in South Carolina is a $6.5 billion business. In the majority of districts, school boards have taxing authority. That direct oversight – and responsibility – should not be given to politicians whose first priority is something other than education. Here is a famous quote from former Governor of South Carolina, “As a product of the public education system, I want all American students to have what I had—access to a quality education that enables them to pursue any career they wish, and take on any challenge they choose. Giving our students the best education in the world is a moral imperative and, especially, an economic necessity.” —Richard Riley, former U.S. Secretary of Education See less
12 months ago, Anderson School District One
School Board Appreciation Month
Happy New Year
12 months ago, Anderson School District One
Happy New Year
Wishing our Anderson School District 1 family a very joyous holiday season!
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
ASD1 Merry Christmas
Winter has arrived!
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
1st Day of Winter
Anderson School District One hosted a Christmas Tree Decorating contest for our middle and high school art students. The themes were: Middle School - Christmas Movie and High School - Christmas Song. Our students did an amazing job representing their themes. We congratulate our winners, Palmetto Middle School with their tree representing the movie ELF and Wren High School with their tree representing “White Christmas”. We would like to thank all of our students and their art teachers for participating in this contest and allowing our district office staff and visitors to see the wonderful art our schools are creating. The middle school winner and the high school winner of this contest received a $100 check to go toward their art program. We would also like to thank Gray Mortuary for their generous donation of the Christmas trees for this competition.
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Christmas Tree Contest
Friday, December 15th Early Dismissal Reminder
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Early Dismissal Times
Join our Hurricane Team.
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
WHS Science
Christmas Break Arriving Soon
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Christmas Break
2024 - 2025 Approved School Calendar
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
2024 - 2025 Approved School Calendar
Each elementary school selected winners from their school to represent in our Annual Christmas Card contest for our district. We are very impressed with the level of talent these students showcased. Congratulations to all the school winners. Our chosen winning design was submitted by Maria Turcios Naupari, student at Palmetto Elementary School. Her art teacher is Ms. Cyra Bardo. This card will be the official Christmas Card for Anderson School District One. We are very proud of all our students and their exceptional talent and for the support of our art teachers participating in this annual event.
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Christmas Collage
Special Education Teacher Assistants Needed. Apply today to join the Wren Elementary School Team!
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Special Education TA
Classroom Nurse Needed
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Classroom Nurse
Teacher Assistant Needed. Apply Today!
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Powdersville High
Friday, December 15 Early Dismissal Information
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Early Dismissal
Anderson School District One Board of Trustees Meeting
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
November 28, 2023
We are very thankful for our students, faculty and staff, parents, administrators, community members and stakeholders of Anderson School District One!
about 1 year ago, Anderson School District One
Happy Thanksgiving