

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation! We hope that you will enjoy celebrating this holiday on Saturday!

North Augusta High School students and families—don’t miss out! Our February Scholarship Newsletter is packed with new scholarship opportunities, important deadlines, and resources to help seniors and underclassmen plan for their future.
📌 Scholarships = free money for college, technical school, and beyond
📌 Opportunities for a variety of interests, majors, and career paths
👉 Check your email and the counseling page to stay on track and apply early. Your future self will thank you!



The stage is set, the excitement is building, and we’re thrilled to introduce the incredible brave young ladies competing in year’s Miss North Augusta High School Pageant!
Representing the class of 2026, our Senior Contestants are: Kyndall Bunyan, Caroline Grace Brunson, Loralei Goebel, Reagan Grover, Kinley Harris, Mia McAdory, Aubrey Mobley, Sophie Rojas and Ansley Walker. The students representing the Junior class of 2027 are: Saniya Boston, Payton Brewer, Roxana Bustos-Varela and Skye Oduaran.
In the Sophomore class of 2028 we are delighted to have: Samantha Bullock, Lyla Glore, Lillian Dustin-Hoosier, Zoe Reynolds and Shyla Winn (not pictured).
Our Freshman class of 2029 we are pleased to introduce: Brianna Kelley, Kiley Watkins, and Kirstyn Sweeney (not pictured).
These contestants have been working hard on showcasing their confidence, and school spirit for an unforgettable night. Each of them will be ready to shine and represent NAHS with pride!
Join us on Saturday, February 21st at Maxwell Theater to cheer them on!
The “Miss NASH” Pageant is a fundraising event for the North Augusta High School Parent Teacher Association and is their biggest source of revenue. All money raised by the NAHS PTA will go directly into our school through Teacher Support Programs, and College Scholarship Programs for the senior students at North Augusta High School.
Link to buy tickets: https://augusta.universitytickets.com









Prom season is right around the corner, and The Giving Gown is back to help students find the perfect look — completely free.
Join us Saturday, February 7 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at First Baptist Church of North Augusta for a special giveaway event featuring:
Formal gowns
Shoes
Jewelry and accessories
There is no registration required. Students can simply arrive during event hours and shop for the dress and accessories that make them feel confident and ready for prom night.
Event Location:
First Baptist Church of North Augusta
Entrance at 152 W. Spring Grove Avenue
(Located to the left of the Children’s Learning Entrance — look for the yard signs.)
The Giving Gown is designed to make prom accessible and memorable for every student in our community.
We look forward to seeing you there.
https://www.wjbf.com/caring-for-carolina/the-giving-gown/

REGULAR OPERATIONS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
ACPSD will return to regular operations tomorrow, Tuesday, February 3, following this weekend’s historic snow event. With temperatures below freezing overnight, please use caution in travelling as some shaded areas may still be partly frozen. We have appreciated the patience and flexibility of our school community and look forward to welcoming everyone back in person tomorrow.



E-LEARNING DAY /REMOTE WORKDAY FEBRUARY 2, 2026
Following this weekend’s winter storm and out of an abundance of caution for the safety of students, families, teachers and staff, tomorrow, Monday, February 2, will be an e-learning day for students. All teachers and staff will be on a remote work day as well.
Student e-learning will be available online, and our teachers are available for support. Should your student have any questions, difficulty, or need assistance with their e-learning assignments, please reach out.
Continued cold temperatures refreezing the snow that accumulated this weekend may impact our district’s operations for Tuesday as well. A decision regarding Tuesday will be announced no later than 3 p.m. tomorrow afternoon and will be made with the safety of all students, families, and employees at heart.
As always, we are grateful for the flexibility of our school community. Please be safe, enjoy the snow, and stay warm.

