BHP Boys' Soccer: 4.18 GPA
BHP Girls' Soccer: 4.7 GPA
Across the nation, only 225 soccer teams earned this distinction, and just 29 schools had BOTH their boys' and girls' teams recognized! BHP is proud to be among this exceptional group!
We are incredibly proud of these student-athletes for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence both on the field and in the classroom. Thank you to their coaches, teachers, and families for supporting their success!
Pictured L-R:
James Johnson, Varsity Soccer Player Representative
Carl Brophy, Assistant Soccer Coach
Jody LeCroy, Athletic Director
Mary Boarts, Principal
Matt Brophy, Head Soccer Coach
Pictured from left to right: DuPre Keys, Phil Ashley, Tara Evans, Josh Bobo, Greg Tysl, Mason Gary, and Jimmy Ouzts.
Please join us in welcoming our new Board of Trustees! We look forward to working together to make a positive impact on our schools, students, and community.
We are so proud of our schools for their incredible efforts to raise funds for the American Heart Association! Their generosity and commitment to this important cause are making a difference in the lives of others.
Congratulations to our award-winning schools!
-Belton Middle School – First Place among all schools in the Upstate!
-Marshall Primary School – Heart of Gold Award
-Belton Elementary School – Heart of Gold Award
A huge THANK YOU to our students, families, faculty, staff, and everyone who donated to support this meaningful cause. Your generosity helps support the American Heart Association’s mission to fight heart disease and stroke.
We are proud to see our school communities come together to make a BIG impact!
For a little while, the only thing our teachers had to supervise was their own food! No cafeteria duty, no reminders to keep voices down, and no one asking, “Can I go to the bathroom?”
A huge thank-you to our Superintendent for giving our hardworking teachers a well-deserved break.
Joining Mr. Craft for this special recognition was his mother, Mrs. Judy Craft, who was honored for her remarkable legacy of service to Anderson School District Two. Mrs. Craft served the District for more than thirty years, was named ASD2 Teacher of the Year in 2001, and received the Golden Apple Award in 2007. Her dedication to education and the countless students whose lives she touched have left a lasting legacy within the ASD2 community. The District recognized Mrs. Craft for her years of service and the meaningful difference she has made in the lives of others.
Boone Hanks and AnnaSophia Bertoni, students of BHP, recited the Pledge of Allegiance during the October School Board Meeting. Thank you both!
The following students were recognized and congratulated for achieving perfect scores on the 2025–26 South Carolina College- and Career-Ready Assessment (SC READY). Anderson School District Two proudly recognized seventeen (17) students who achieved this outstanding accomplishment. SC READY is a statewide assessment designed to measure student achievement and progress toward meeting South Carolina’s academic standards. The students were commended for their outstanding academic achievement, dedication, and commitment to excellence. The Board extended its appreciation to the students, their families, teachers, and school staff for the hard work and support that contributed to this exceptional achievement. The students recognized were:
Ariyah Morrison, Honea Path Elementary, KG, Math
Jack Williams, Honea Path Elementary, 1, Math
Carter Sanders, Honea Path Elementary, 2, Math
Gabriel Taylor, Honea Path Elementary, 2, Math
Harper Shirley, Honea Path Elementary, 2, ELA
Adalyn Christopher, Marshall Primary, 1, Math
Rustam Ryzhenkov, Marshall Primary, 1, Math
Leiam Posey, Marshall Primary, 2, Math
Evelyn King, Marshall Primary, 1, ELA
Renner Sudduth, Wright Elementary, 1, Math
Cherry Escoe, Wright Elementary, KG, ELA
Jontayvionne Jackson, Belton Elementary, 4, Math
Isaiah Mainville, Belton Elementary, 5, Math
Jackson Mattison, Belton Elementary, 4, Math
Tristan Melton, Belton Elementary, 3, ELA
Harper Wandishin, Belton Elementary, 4, ELA
Jacen Grube, Belton Middle, 8, Math
William Jenkins, Honea Path Elementary, 4, Science
Carter Hayes, Honea Path Middle, 7, Math
Jaxen Kitchen, Honea Path Middle, 8, Math
Leon McCurley, Honea Path Middle, 6, Science
Wren Robertson, Honea Path Middle, 6, Science
Jarrett Trotter, Honea Path Middle, 6, Science
Dax Rister, Wright Elementary, 4, ELA
Bryant Rogers, Wright Elementary, 4, ELA
Nolan Rogers, Wright Elementary, 4, Math
Cora Venturella, Wright Elementary, 5, ELA
Lillian Whitfield, Wright Elementary, 5, ELA
This two-year program provided our teachers with an opportunity to grow professionally, strengthen their instructional practices, and better serve our diverse learners. Even better, ASD2 covered the cost of tuition for the program!
As part of the program, participants commit to remaining in Anderson School District Two for three years after earning their M.Ed., allowing our students and schools to benefit from the knowledge and expertise these educators have gained.
We are incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to our students and ASD2! Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!
We are proud to invest in our teachers because investing in our teachers means investing in our students!
Kerry Anderson, Lori Ashley, Rebecca Bruce, Brittany Bigos, Penelope Fain, Ashley Christopher, Cigi Curry, Tanya Dean, Amanda Harrison, Tessa Gambrell, Melissa Henderson, Lauren Higgins, Jessica Hinton, Martsney Johnson-Williams, Lynette Jordan, Rebecca Keller, Missy Mitchell, Kinsley Owens, Haley Poore, Andrew Reeves, Jennifer Rogers, Brittany Shirley, Erica Shuler, Lindsey Wade.