Yesterday the SC Department of Education released the 2024-2025 School Report Card Ratings.
Anderson School District Two continues to exceed state achievement averages and rank in the top 10% in the state for overall achievement and positive school climate:
Every school in the district earned an "Excellent" or "Good" rating.
Anderson Two ranked #1 on Teacher Perception of Instructional Focus.
Anderson Two ranked in the top 10 of all traditional South Carolina School Districts for Positive School Climate, perceptions of Student and Staff Safety, and Social-Physical Environment.
Anderson Two is ranked 5th out of all traditional public school districts as measured by state accountability academic achievement measures.
We are immensely proud of our students, teachers, administrators, and staff! https://screportcards.com/
Thank you teachers for helping students #BEEtheBest!
BMS students celebrated WARRIOR P.R.I.D.E. in a big way this past week! All students were educated about the harmful effects that drugs and alcohol can have on their health. We also learned about addiction and how it affects everyone.
Warriors are proud to be drug-free!
We’re proud to share that our students made outstanding academic gains during the 2024–2025 school year!
Elementary ELA:
Students in grades 3–5 achieved over 70% meeting or exceeding expectations — a strong indicator of their hard work and dedication!
Middle School ELA:
Our middle school students showed remarkable improvement from last year:
- 6th Grade: 60% to 68% Meets & Exceeds
- 7th Grade: 52% to 64% Meets & Exceeds
End-of-Course Exams:
Scores improved across the board, reflecting the commitment of both students and teachers to academic excellence.
Advanced Placement Success:
Our high school AP students continue to shine!
- AP Language – 100% passage rate
- AP Art – 100% passage rate
- AP Calculus – 83% passage rate
Congratulations to our students, teachers, and staff for their dedication and excellence. Anderson School District Two continues to rise!
A special called ASD2 School Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, October 30, 2025. Please click on the following link to view the agenda. bit.ly/asd2__sbm
Anderson Two had three Board members to earn recognition by the South Carolina School Boards Association (SCSBA) for achievement in the association’s 2024-2025 Boardmanship Institute. SCSBA Boardmanship Institute offers a year-round training curriculum focused on leadership skills to help board members develop skills and stay abreast of state and national educational issues. Thank you to our Board members for their dedication and support!
- Mr. Greg Tysl – Level 2 (Certificate and pin)
- Dr. Mason Gary – Level 3 (Certificate and pin)
- Mr. Kurt Tavernier - Level 2 (Certificate and pin)
This incredible event brings together students and employers from Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens Counties at the Anderson County Civic Center. Students had the opportunity to explore a wide range of industries and career pathways, talk with local business leaders, and gain valuable insight into the exciting opportunities available right here in our community.
After visiting the Showcase, students continued their day of exploration with a tour of Erskine College, where they got a glimpse of campus life and learned about future academic opportunities.
Events like this help connect education to the real world — inspiring our students to dream big and prepare for the careers of tomorrow!
From Belton Elementary: Milo Bowker, Gabriel Bryant, Jaina Grube, Avery Page, James Rogers, and Robyn Taylor.
From Belton Middle: Jacob Bagwell, Caleb Higgins, and Christopher Powell.
From Honea Path Elementary: Laethen Trogdon
From Honea Path Middle: Charles Arnold, Tyler Gable, Carter Hayes, Kinsley Jenkins, Jaxsen Kitchen, and Joseph Taylor.
From Wright Elementary: Nolan Rogers, and Cora Venturella.
Caroline Haynie and Elishah Gallardo, students of BHP, recited the Pledge of Allegiance during the October School Board Meeting.
Mamie Maynard and Walker Keys, students of Belton Elementary, recited the Pledge of Allegiance during the September School Board Meeting.
Thank you all!
