Girls Soccer tryouts will be held on Monday, February 2nd from 4:00-6:00pm on the Jacket Field.
NAHS will operate on a 2-hour delay on Monday, January 26th. Doors will open at 10:10am with first block starting at 10:20am. Our full bell schedule is attached and can also be found on our website under Our School/Bell Schedule.
Due to the winter storm and out of an abundance of caution, all Aiken County public schools and offices will begin the day tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026, on a two-hour delayed start. While some areas of Aiken County experienced greater impacts from this storm than others, district leaders continue to consider conditions across the entire county. Temperatures are expected to rise today, which should improve conditions; however, some roadways—particularly bridges and secondary roads—may remain slick during the morning commute.
Important Details for Tomorrow:
• Students and Staff: The two-hour delayed start applies to all students, teachers, and staff.
• Student Meals: With the delayed start schedule, only lunch will be served in school cafeterias.
• Half-Day & Partial-Day Programs: Students on half-day and partial-day schedules, including Early Learning Special Education students, are encouraged to attend school if possible; however, school bus transportation will not be available, as buses will be unable to run mid-day routes.
• No Before-School Activities: No activities will be permitted before school begins on the two-hour delay.
• After-School Activities: After-school activities, including Quest Zone and extracurricular activities such as athletic practices, will continue as scheduled.
• Aiken County Career and Technology Center: Morning session students should report to their home high schools. The afternoon session will continue as planned.
What's Next: ACPSD continues to collaborate closely with local Emergency Management officials and monitor conditions across the county. An update regarding any changes to Tuesday’s schedule will be shared no later than 3:00 p.m. tomorrow.
We look forward to welcoming students and staff to school tomorrow and appreciate our families’ continued patience and flexibility as we prioritize safety.
We want to congratulate our Class of 2026 Hall of Fame nominees! These students represent the best of the best here at North Augusta High School. Recipients of this years award include: Lia Allen, Eleanor Brummond, Loralei Goebel, Brady Jenkins, BK Jiunnies, Sophia Lafont, Cole Marshall, Kennedy Rodgers, Seth Short, and Luke Waldhauer. They were chosen by their peers and our faculty for this prestigious honor. WAY TO GO JACKETS! #nahsyellowjackets
UPDATE: Due to the threat of inclement weather, Theater's Production of "A Wrinkle in Time" originally schedule for Saturday at 7:00pm has been moved to Saturday at 10:00am. Thursday and Friday's performances are still scheduled for 7:00pm. Thank you for understanding.
With the possibility of a Winter Storm on everyone’s radar, please know that we are in close collaboration with local Emergency Management Officials in monitoring for impact to our area.
Confidence in the weekend storm’s possible impact to Aiken County has decreased. However, in an abundance of caution, our District and school’s weekend activities scheduled to extend beyond noon this Saturday, January 24, will be rescheduled.
This includes numerous activities, such as Saturday’s acGATEWAY auditions, as well as the MLK Jr. Community Event previously scheduled for Sunday. Individual schools and programs will share details on these and other cancellations along with rescheduled dates and times.
Our emergency management team will continue to work closely with local officials in monitoring the storm over the coming days. As we prepare for the possibility of e-learning on Monday, students will be sent home from school tomorrow with their laptop and remote assignments.
A decision regarding the safety of operations for next week will be made as soon as possible. We recognize that school closure decisions have a tremendous impact on our community, especially parents and guardians. Please know that the safety of our students, families, teachers and staff is always our highest priority, and that every effort will be made to utilize our five designated e-learning days carefully so as to not extend the school year to meet mandated requirements. An update regarding operations for Monday, January 26, will be shared no later than 3 p.m. on Sunday, January 25.
Confidence in the weekend storm’s possible impact to Aiken County has decreased. However, in an abundance of caution, our District and school’s weekend activities scheduled to extend beyond noon this Saturday, January 24, will be rescheduled.
This includes numerous activities, such as Saturday’s acGATEWAY auditions, as well as the MLK Jr. Community Event previously scheduled for Sunday. Individual schools and programs will share details on these and other cancellations along with rescheduled dates and times.
Our emergency management team will continue to work closely with local officials in monitoring the storm over the coming days. As we prepare for the possibility of e-learning on Monday, students will be sent home from school tomorrow with their laptop and remote assignments.
A decision regarding the safety of operations for next week will be made as soon as possible. We recognize that school closure decisions have a tremendous impact on our community, especially parents and guardians. Please know that the safety of our students, families, teachers and staff is always our highest priority, and that every effort will be made to utilize our five designated e-learning days carefully so as to not extend the school year to meet mandated requirements. An update regarding operations for Monday, January 26, will be shared no later than 3 p.m. on Sunday, January 25.
As a reminder, our Theater class will be presenting "A Wrinkle in Time" this evening in the Media Center starting 7:00pm with doors opening at 6:30pm. We request that you access the building through the main office parking lot doors. Remember, tickets may be purchased through GoFan. There are encore performances Friday and Saturday evenings as well! Come out and support the program and these students as they share their talents with you!
A huge JACKET shoutout to Izaak Pacheco for his placement into the SC All State Orchestra!! He earned the seat of Violin 1, 8th chair.
The All-State Orchestra is comprised of the best young musicians from across South Carolina. Placement in this ensemble is an honor and a testament to Izaak's dedication and love of music. WAY TO GO IZAAK!
The All-State Orchestra is comprised of the best young musicians from across South Carolina. Placement in this ensemble is an honor and a testament to Izaak's dedication and love of music. WAY TO GO IZAAK!
Golf Tryouts will be February 2-3 at the River Golf Club. Any boys interested in playing golf need to see Mr. Spears in D310 to make a tee time.
Attention Seniors! The school counseling office is excited to begin our senior slideshow to celebrate your plans after graduation. Please send your school counselor copies of your college acceptance letters, military enlistment paperwork if you plan to serve, or information about workforce opportunities if you plan to work after graduation. If you are submitting college acceptances, please select your top six schools to be featured in the slideshow.
Access Testing for all MLL students begins January 21st and runs through February 27th. This is an English Proficiency Examination. Students have been notified of their testing dates.
Big Wins for Varsity Basketball!
Varsity basketball shined bright Tuesday night at Midland Valley for Neon Night! ✨
🔥 Lady Jackets dominated the Lady Mustangs with a commanding 61–17 victory
🔥 Jacket boys followed up strong, winning 77–41
🌟 Highlight of the night: Quh’Mareon Webb reached a huge milestone by scoring his 1,000th career point! 🏆👏
🚍 Up next:
The Jackets head to Gilbert this Friday, then return home to host Gray Collegiate for a big region battle at The Nest on Tuesday, January 27.
Let’s keep the momentum going—see you there, Jacket Nation!
Varsity basketball shined bright Tuesday night at Midland Valley for Neon Night! ✨
🔥 Lady Jackets dominated the Lady Mustangs with a commanding 61–17 victory
🔥 Jacket boys followed up strong, winning 77–41
🌟 Highlight of the night: Quh’Mareon Webb reached a huge milestone by scoring his 1,000th career point! 🏆👏
🚍 Up next:
The Jackets head to Gilbert this Friday, then return home to host Gray Collegiate for a big region battle at The Nest on Tuesday, January 27.
Let’s keep the momentum going—see you there, Jacket Nation!
Congratulations to senior, Quh'mareon Webb, on hitting his 1000th career point Tuesday night in our win against Midland Valley!
It's Game Day, Jackets! Get over to Mustang Drive tonight to see our Jackets face Midland Valley in our biggest region rivalry game. Girls tip off at 6PM and boys at 7:30 PM. Pack out our student section at Valley tonight! Let's Go, Jackets!
As a reminder, all seniors need to arrive to school by 8:15am tomorrow, Wednesday, January 21st, to retake the senior photo in the Jacket Arena. This is a retake due to issues with the previous picture!
As a reminder, there will be no school on Monday, January 19th as we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We look forward to welcoming students back on Tuesday, January 20th. In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that."
As part of our ongoing STARS celebration, we are excited to recognize our First-Year Teacher of the Year Honor Court. These educators were surprised by our District Leadership, with some family members joining in to celebrate this well-deserved recognition.
Congratulations to our First-Year Teachers of the Year Honor Court!
Aleesha Ashe, 4K Teacher at North Augusta Elementary
Disaiah Whack, ELA Teacher at Kennedy Middle
Hayden Beck, 1st Grade Teacher at Belvedere Elementary
Regina Androl, 1st Grade Teacher at East Aiken School of the Arts
Ryann Kramer, Math Teacher at Highland Springs Middle
Stay tuned as we continue to highlight additional STARS Honor Court categories over the coming days and celebrate employees who shine brightly.
#ACPSD #AikenCountyPublicSchools #StarsHonorCourt #ACPSDcelebrates
Congratulations to our First-Year Teachers of the Year Honor Court!
Aleesha Ashe, 4K Teacher at North Augusta Elementary
Disaiah Whack, ELA Teacher at Kennedy Middle
Hayden Beck, 1st Grade Teacher at Belvedere Elementary
Regina Androl, 1st Grade Teacher at East Aiken School of the Arts
Ryann Kramer, Math Teacher at Highland Springs Middle
Stay tuned as we continue to highlight additional STARS Honor Court categories over the coming days and celebrate employees who shine brightly.
#ACPSD #AikenCountyPublicSchools #StarsHonorCourt #ACPSDcelebrates
NOTE: Our Theater's presentation of "A Wrinkle in Time" will now be presented in the NAHS Media Center on January 22, 23, and 24th at 7pm. Come enjoy this wonderful production!
There will be a meeting for those interested in running track this season in the cafeteria on Wednesday January 28th at 5pm. If you are serious about running or throwing, please be present at the meeting. If there are questions ahead of time, reach out to Coach Murray at cmurray@acpsd.net
All rising juniors and seniors interested in Dual Enrollment for Fall 2026 must attend Dual Enrollment Night on:
🗓 January 29, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Multipurpose Room
Representatives from USC Aiken and Aiken Technical College will be present to share important information and answer questions.
⚠️ Important Deadline:
The last day to apply for Dual Enrollment for Fall 2026 is March 1, 2026.
For more information, please see your school counselor.
If you are currently enrolled in Dual Enrollment you do not need to attend this meeting but you do need to reapply for the 2026-2027 school year.
🗓 January 29, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Multipurpose Room
Representatives from USC Aiken and Aiken Technical College will be present to share important information and answer questions.
⚠️ Important Deadline:
The last day to apply for Dual Enrollment for Fall 2026 is March 1, 2026.
For more information, please see your school counselor.
If you are currently enrolled in Dual Enrollment you do not need to attend this meeting but you do need to reapply for the 2026-2027 school year.
