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Our Vision for North Augusta High School is to engage ALL students in the world class knowledge and skills needed to successfully realize their post-secondary goals through the development and implementation of relevant college and career readiness pathways.
Announcements
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YELLOW JACKET NEWS SHOW - To view the latest Yellow Jacket News Show, click here.
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ACCESS Testing - ACCESS testing will take place from January 23rd - March 10th.
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SEMESTER EXAM POLICY -
NAHS Semester Exam Policy
Semester examinations for semester and yearlong courses shall be administered for all courses. All students are required to take the exams except for a special education student whose IEP specifically excludes exams and seniors who may exempt the end of the year examinations due to having a grade of “A” in the course for the year. The final grade for a two-semester course will be determined by averaging both semesters’ grades. Nine-week exams may be given at the end of the first and third nine-week grading period per teacher discretion. Exams are extremely important and students are required to be in attendance on the scheduled date of exams. Semester exams count 20% of the semester grade.
The following expectations will be adhered to for exams at North Augusta High School without exception:
- Exams will not be administered prior to the scheduled date.
- Students who know in advance that they will be absent for an exam must get advance administrative approval for the absence to be excused. If the absence is not excused, the student will not be able to take the exam upon return from the absence. The request must be made in writing and signed by the parent. The request must be made at least 30 school days prior to the exam.
- Aside from prior-approved absences, the only absences that will result in approval for making up the exam will be those accompanied by a doctor's excuse or death in the immediate family (i.e., brother, sister, mother, father).
- Parents may not sign out students during the exam block. It is a classroom disruption when students are signed out during exams, so students will only be released at the conclusion of the exam blocks. Shouls a student have a doctor's appointment, the student will need to have a note from a parent stating what time they need to leave class. The request to be dismissed from class early must be approved by an administrator and include both the parent's and the administrator's signatures in order for the teacher to release the student.
For the first semester exam schedule, please click here
Aiken Works Senior Decision Series Episode I (College Admissions)
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District Headlines
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Laughter Lands Principalship At Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle School
Dr. Brice Laughter appreciates the tight-knit community in the Langley-Bath-Clearwater area, which reminds him of the small mill village where he grew up in Greer. Laughter was recently-named Principal of Langley-Bath Clearwater (LBC) Middle School and began his new position at LBC Monday (January 23, 2023).
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Wiley To Join Admin Team At North Augusta High
After serving for the last several years as the District’s Director of Special Programs, LaToya Wiley will join the leadership team at North Augusta High School as an Assistant Principal later this month.
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Taylor Selected For Interim Role As Director Of Special Programs
Beth Taylor has served the students and families of Aiken County Public Schools since 2002. Her work with XSEL, the social emotional learning program she helped launch in 2020 for elementary school students as a tier-three behavioral intervention, will continue throughout her interim role as Director of Special Programs.
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Brooks Selected As Interim Principal At Aiken Elementary
With nearly a decade of leadership experience as an Assistant Principal, Kristie Brooks is looking forward to a new assignment at a new level as interim Principal of Aiken Elementary School.
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District Now Accepting Aiken iNNOVATE Applications For 2023-24 Virtual Program
Aiken iNNOVATE, the district's full-time virtual program for students in grades 6-12, is now accepting applications for the 2023-24 school year. Interested students should complete their application by February 15.
A Glimpse At North Augusta High School
LADY JACKETS WIN 4-A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP!
Upcoming Events
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February 14, 2023
6:00 PM Board of Education Meeting
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February 17, 2023
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February 20, 2023
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February 27, 2023
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February 28, 2023
6:00 PM Board of Education Meeting
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March 14, 2023
6:00 PM Board of Education Meeting
Attributes of Premier Students
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For a closer look at the Attributes of Premier students in Aiken County Public Schools, click on the words "Attributes of Premier Students," or simply look around your school as we're sharing these attributes in a big way and posters and banners are everywhere!