Anderson School District Two will operate on a regular schedule tomorrow, January 30.
Kindergarten and Pre-Kindergarten registration for the 2026-2027 school year opens February 1st 2026
More information can be found on our district website, anderson2.org. To register your child for Kindergarten or PreK, visit our website, anderson2.org and click "Enroll"
K & PreK Flyer link
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Anderson Two Families,
Anderson School District Two will operate on a 2-hour delay Thursday, January 29 due to icy conditions on secondary roads.
Safety is our top priority and this later start time will allow students, parents, and staff to travel during daylight hours with better visibility.
As a reminder, buses will operate 2 hours later than normal. Buses will not travel on roads that remain icy. Our Transportation Department will notify those on all affected routes.
As we get ready to return to school, we want to thank you for your continued flexibility and understanding this week.
Anderson School District Two will operate on a 2-hour delay Thursday, January 29 due to icy conditions on secondary roads.
Safety is our top priority and this later start time will allow students, parents, and staff to travel during daylight hours with better visibility.
As a reminder, buses will operate 2 hours later than normal. Buses will not travel on roads that remain icy. Our Transportation Department will notify those on all affected routes.
As we get ready to return to school, we want to thank you for your continued flexibility and understanding this week.
Kindergarten and Pre-Kindergarten registration for the 2026-2027 school year opens February 1st 2026
More information can be found on our district website, anderson2.org
To register your child for Kindergarten or PreK, visit our website, anderson2.org and click "Enroll"
Anderson Two Families,
Due to the road conditions following the winter storm, Anderson School District Two will have an eLearning day on Wednesday, January 28.
As of Tuesday afternoon, many of our primary roads are clear, however, several of our secondary roads remain unsafe for travel due to ice. Based on the latest forecast, below freezing temperatures are expected overnight which could cause refreezing and black ice.
eLearning reminders:
Teachers will continue to provide details regarding all eLearning assignments for Wednesday.
Students have 5 days to complete assignments.
The district continues to work closely with emergency management officials as we monitor the road conditions and forecast for our area.
As always, student and staff safety is our top priority. We will provide updates regarding school operations for Thursday as soon as possible.
Due to the road conditions following the winter storm, Anderson School District Two will have an eLearning day on Wednesday, January 28.
As of Tuesday afternoon, many of our primary roads are clear, however, several of our secondary roads remain unsafe for travel due to ice. Based on the latest forecast, below freezing temperatures are expected overnight which could cause refreezing and black ice.
eLearning reminders:
Teachers will continue to provide details regarding all eLearning assignments for Wednesday.
Students have 5 days to complete assignments.
The district continues to work closely with emergency management officials as we monitor the road conditions and forecast for our area.
As always, student and staff safety is our top priority. We will provide updates regarding school operations for Thursday as soon as possible.
Anderson Two Families,
Due to the winter storm expected to impact our area this weekend, Anderson Two will move to an eLearning day on Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27 to ensure the safety of our students and staff. All extracurricular activities and athletic events scheduled for Saturday, January 24 through Tuesday, January 27 are canceled.
The National Weather Service is forecasting ice for our region causing potential power outages and unsafe travel conditions. We will be working closely with Anderson County Emergency Management to monitor the conditions over the weekend and will provide further updates on the status of school as necessary.
As a reminder, teachers will provide details regarding all eLearning assignments. Students will have 5 days to complete their work.
We appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we shift to eLearning days. Further updates will be shared through our communication system, website, and social media platforms.
Thank you, and stay safe!
Due to the winter storm expected to impact our area this weekend, Anderson Two will move to an eLearning day on Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27 to ensure the safety of our students and staff. All extracurricular activities and athletic events scheduled for Saturday, January 24 through Tuesday, January 27 are canceled.
The National Weather Service is forecasting ice for our region causing potential power outages and unsafe travel conditions. We will be working closely with Anderson County Emergency Management to monitor the conditions over the weekend and will provide further updates on the status of school as necessary.
As a reminder, teachers will provide details regarding all eLearning assignments. Students will have 5 days to complete their work.
We appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we shift to eLearning days. Further updates will be shared through our communication system, website, and social media platforms.
Thank you, and stay safe!
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HPES celebrated the 100th day of school with a dress-up day! Students dressed up in outfits with 100 things or as 100 years old and had a fantastic time. #BEEtheBest!
School Board Recognition Month/SCSBA Ethical Principles Signing:
The month of January marks the annual observance of School Board Recognition Month — a time to salute the nearly 600 school board members serving South Carolina public schools. Districts around the state participate in School Board Recognition Month to honor the contributions and service of school board trustees. The theme, "Elected. Connected." serves as a much-needed reminder to school board members of their responsibility to continue to fight with all their might on behalf of those they represent and as an acknowledgment of the exhaustive work they’ve already done. District Two Board members were presented with various tokens of appreciation from the district and schools.
As part of School Board Recognition Month, board members participated in an official signing of the South Carolina School Board Member Ethical Principles. By signing the principles, school board members publicly vowed to represent their local communities’ voice and vision for their public schools. The document will be displayed in the Anderson Two Board Room to serve as a public symbolic gesture by your board to uphold these effective governance principles.
The month of January marks the annual observance of School Board Recognition Month — a time to salute the nearly 600 school board members serving South Carolina public schools. Districts around the state participate in School Board Recognition Month to honor the contributions and service of school board trustees. The theme, "Elected. Connected." serves as a much-needed reminder to school board members of their responsibility to continue to fight with all their might on behalf of those they represent and as an acknowledgment of the exhaustive work they’ve already done. District Two Board members were presented with various tokens of appreciation from the district and schools.
As part of School Board Recognition Month, board members participated in an official signing of the South Carolina School Board Member Ethical Principles. By signing the principles, school board members publicly vowed to represent their local communities’ voice and vision for their public schools. The document will be displayed in the Anderson Two Board Room to serve as a public symbolic gesture by your board to uphold these effective governance principles.
Gracyn Simpson and Kash Hall, students of HPES, recited the Pledge of Allegiance during the January School Board Meeting. Thank you both!
Honea Path Middle FFA – Agronomy CDE Champions:
Members competed in the SC FFA State Agronomy CDE at Piedmont Tech's Saluda Campus in October. The Agronomy CDE challenges students to develop a written plan and oral presentation based on a farm scenario, and tests their knowledge in identifying various crops, weeds, seeds, insects, and evaluating crop quality.
Congratulations for taking 1st place overall in the Agronomy CDE! Fantastic job! Team members were:
- Tucker Branyon – State 2nd high individual
- Thomas Crawford
- Ty Gable
- Baylor Hanks
- Mayson McCoy
Belton-Honea Path High FFA
John Deere Technician Training Contest called "Gator Wars" – UPPER STATE CHAMPIONS
A 4 PERSON BHP FFA TEAM RECENTLY COMPETED IN THE UPSTATE JOHN DEERE TECHNICIAN TRAINING CONTEST CALLED GATOR WARS. THE CONTEST WAS HELD AT DOBBS EQUIPMENT IN SIMPSONVILLE. THE CONTEST CONSISTED OF ELECTRICAL AND HYDRAULIC BLUEPRINT READING AND TROUBLESHOOTING, SPARK PLUG INSTALLATION, ENGINE COOLANT TESTING PROPER FILL RATIO AND ENGINE PARTS IDENTIFICATION. THE STATE CONTEST WILL BE HELD IN JUNE DURING THE FFA STATE CONVENTION.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE:
- Jackson Ouzts
- McCray Pruitt
- Adam Clark
- Miguel Hernandez
State FFA Turfgrass Management Team– STATE RUNNER-UPS
The Turfgrass Management CDE examines students' knowledge of the turf industry through a general knowledge exam, ID practicums, and a team problem solving activity based around seeding rates, pesticide safety and application, and other turf-related issues.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE:
- Tyson Finley
- Lucas Hill
- Elizabeth Knight
- Ashlee Campbell
State Veterinary Science CDE – STATE CHAMPIONS
· BHP is the first FFA Chapter in South Carolina to win this contest twice.
· This is the first all-freshman team to win this CDE.
The Veterinary Science CDE challenges students in a variety of areas of the veterinary industry, including animal breeds identification, tool and equipment identification, parasite and pest identification, veterinary medical calculations, and general knowledge of veterinary medicine. They will compete in the national event next year.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED:
- Elizabeth Sprunger (1st High Scoring Individual)
- Caroline King
- Rileigh Jennings
- Dakota Gibson
State Soils Evaluation CDE – 3rd in the State
The Soils Evaluation CDE tests students' ability to analyze best uses for agricultural land based on several soils criteria including, but not limited to: slope, soil erosion, soil permeability, soil texture, and soil drainage.
Team Members Included:
- Cameron Ashley
- Emmett Vaughn
- Brandon Jones
- MJ Taylor
National Agricultural Mechanics Team – 8th in the NATION & GOLD
Team Placing
THE CONTEST CONSISTED OF ALL THE STATE WINNING TEAMS FROM ACROSS THE NATION. SECTIONS OF THE CONTEST INCLUDED, ENGINE STAND CONSTRUCTION, ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT WIRING, IRRIGATION, HAY BALER OPERATIONS, WELDING, EXCAVATOR HYDRALAULIC DRIVE REPAIR AND A GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST. A BIG CONGRATULATIONS GOES OUT TO THE TEAM MEMBERS FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND 8th PLACE FINISH AT THE NATIONAL CONTEST.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED:
- WYATT LOTHRIDGE
- ADAM CLARK - (Highest scoring individual in hydraulic excavator repair)
- JAMIN WILSON
- MCCRAY PRUITT
Members competed in the SC FFA State Agronomy CDE at Piedmont Tech's Saluda Campus in October. The Agronomy CDE challenges students to develop a written plan and oral presentation based on a farm scenario, and tests their knowledge in identifying various crops, weeds, seeds, insects, and evaluating crop quality.
Congratulations for taking 1st place overall in the Agronomy CDE! Fantastic job! Team members were:
- Tucker Branyon – State 2nd high individual
- Thomas Crawford
- Ty Gable
- Baylor Hanks
- Mayson McCoy
Belton-Honea Path High FFA
John Deere Technician Training Contest called "Gator Wars" – UPPER STATE CHAMPIONS
A 4 PERSON BHP FFA TEAM RECENTLY COMPETED IN THE UPSTATE JOHN DEERE TECHNICIAN TRAINING CONTEST CALLED GATOR WARS. THE CONTEST WAS HELD AT DOBBS EQUIPMENT IN SIMPSONVILLE. THE CONTEST CONSISTED OF ELECTRICAL AND HYDRAULIC BLUEPRINT READING AND TROUBLESHOOTING, SPARK PLUG INSTALLATION, ENGINE COOLANT TESTING PROPER FILL RATIO AND ENGINE PARTS IDENTIFICATION. THE STATE CONTEST WILL BE HELD IN JUNE DURING THE FFA STATE CONVENTION.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE:
- Jackson Ouzts
- McCray Pruitt
- Adam Clark
- Miguel Hernandez
State FFA Turfgrass Management Team– STATE RUNNER-UPS
The Turfgrass Management CDE examines students' knowledge of the turf industry through a general knowledge exam, ID practicums, and a team problem solving activity based around seeding rates, pesticide safety and application, and other turf-related issues.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE:
- Tyson Finley
- Lucas Hill
- Elizabeth Knight
- Ashlee Campbell
State Veterinary Science CDE – STATE CHAMPIONS
· BHP is the first FFA Chapter in South Carolina to win this contest twice.
· This is the first all-freshman team to win this CDE.
The Veterinary Science CDE challenges students in a variety of areas of the veterinary industry, including animal breeds identification, tool and equipment identification, parasite and pest identification, veterinary medical calculations, and general knowledge of veterinary medicine. They will compete in the national event next year.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED:
- Elizabeth Sprunger (1st High Scoring Individual)
- Caroline King
- Rileigh Jennings
- Dakota Gibson
State Soils Evaluation CDE – 3rd in the State
The Soils Evaluation CDE tests students' ability to analyze best uses for agricultural land based on several soils criteria including, but not limited to: slope, soil erosion, soil permeability, soil texture, and soil drainage.
Team Members Included:
- Cameron Ashley
- Emmett Vaughn
- Brandon Jones
- MJ Taylor
National Agricultural Mechanics Team – 8th in the NATION & GOLD
Team Placing
THE CONTEST CONSISTED OF ALL THE STATE WINNING TEAMS FROM ACROSS THE NATION. SECTIONS OF THE CONTEST INCLUDED, ENGINE STAND CONSTRUCTION, ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT WIRING, IRRIGATION, HAY BALER OPERATIONS, WELDING, EXCAVATOR HYDRALAULIC DRIVE REPAIR AND A GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST. A BIG CONGRATULATIONS GOES OUT TO THE TEAM MEMBERS FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND 8th PLACE FINISH AT THE NATIONAL CONTEST.
TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED:
- WYATT LOTHRIDGE
- ADAM CLARK - (Highest scoring individual in hydraulic excavator repair)
- JAMIN WILSON
- MCCRAY PRUITT
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The members of our BASC team at MPS reminded students about our schoolwide expectations in shared spaces on Friday this week. We are grateful for the partnership with the Behavior Alliance of South Carolina.
ASD2 School Board Meeting will be held on Monday, January 12, 2026. Please click on the following link to view the agenda. bit.ly/asd2__sbm
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