Both of our teams are battling for another Lower State Championship this Friday at the Florence Center!
🏀 Girls (Reigning State Champions) vs. South Florence — 3:30 PM
🏀 Boys (Reigning Lower State Champions) vs. Bluffton — 5:00 PM
💛🖤Let’s pack the Florence Center 💛🖤
Make your plans now and come cheer on our Jackets! 🐝💥
Tickets may be purchased online through Ticketmaster or at the gate at the Florence Center. Tickets sold at the box office will be $15 and they will accept cash, debit and major credit cards. Tickets purchased through
Ticketmaster are $15 plus the additional Ticketmaster fees.
The box office will open at two hours prior to the first game each day. Tickets for any day of the
semifinals can be purchased at the box office on those days.
Tickets purchased will be for that day only. There is no re-entry.
Check out this year’s bracket on our website under the Students/Seniors Tab.
Seniors, next week is packed with opportunities you do NOT want to miss. Be sure to check your email to sign up for our Take Me There Tuesday College events happening this month.
Sophomores - It's time to order your Class Ring. If you are ordering your ring through Josten's, please go to Jostens.com to order. There are so many new options and you can even set up payment arrangements. Your Class of 2028 Ring Ceremony will be held in October. Don't miss out on this tradition!
Cheer tryouts for the 2026-2027 year are coming soon!
The cheer clinic will run March 23 and 24 from 4:00-5:30 with tryouts being held on March 25 at 4:00pm.
All girls interested should attend the informational meeting to be held in the gym on March 11 at 5:30pm.
Help us congratulate Mrs. Parliament-Griffith, a math teacher at Paul Knox Middle School, on being named a Golden Apple Award teacher by WJBF News Channel 6.
She was one of three Aiken County teachers surprised by WJBF News Channel 6 and sponsors Kroger, Universal Plumbing, and Great Deals on Furniture on Friday, February 13, in her classroom as a recipient of the Golden Apple Award. Her segment will air on WJBF News Channel 6 on Tuesday, February 24 during the 5:30 PM broadcast.
Parliament aims to create a learning environment where everyone can improve and grow their math skills.
“They know that in here it’s ok to be wrong and that I make mistakes too,” Parliament said “They feel, at least I hope they do, that it’s a safe environment for them to be able to make those mistakes and learn and grow from making those mistakes. They are all comfortable raising their hand and answering the questions whether they are right or wrong.”
She also coaches Paul Knox Middle School's Academic Team, a competitive extracurricular activity with a focus on quizzes to showcases a team’s broad knowledge across all subjects. Her team will be headed to Chicago later this year to compete in the National Championships – a back-to-back feat.
"We don’t win every single one of them," she shared, "but we are doing very well in our season. They have built up confidence. A lot of our team, they don’t play sports so they don’t get that competition anywhere else. In the classroom, that’s where they shine and we give them that opportunity so that they can still be competitive if they are like me and suck at every sport ever.”
“Mrs. Parliament is constantly looking for ways to support and praise students at PKMS,” Paul Knox Principal John Bush said. “She really enjoys seeing students succeed and pushes each student in her class to perform at a high level.”
For Mrs. Parliament, she wouldn’t trade her middle school classroom for anything.
“Seventh grade is the best,” she laughs. “They still laugh at my jokes and they still think I’m funny. Once they get to eighth grade they start to think I’m lame. They know how to blow their own nose, do their own thing, and follow directions for the most part. Middle school is the sweet spot.”
Congratulations to the following students in their success in the Miss NAHS pageant held this past Saturday!
Freshman:
2nd runner up: Kirstyn Sweeney
1st runner up: Brianna Kelley
Miss Freshman: Kiley Watkins
Sophomore:
2nd runner up: Zoe Reynolds
1st runner up: Samantha Bullock
Miss Sophomore: Lyla Glore
Junior:
1st runner up: Skye Ese Oduaran
Miss Junior: Saniya Boston
Senior:
1st runner up: Ansley Walker
Miss Senior: Mia McAdory
Miss NAHS: Aubrey Mobley
Miss Sweetheart: Ansley Walker
Miss Congeniality: Skye Ese Oduaran
Miss Photogenic:
Freshman: Brianna Kelley
Sophomore: Lillian Dustin-Hoosier
Junior: Saniya Boston
Senior: Ansley Walker
People’s Choice:
2nd runner up: Kiley Watkins
1st runner up: Loralei Goebel
Winner: Sophie Rojas
Highest GPA
Underclassman: Skye Ese Oduaran
Senior: Mia McAdory
Mr. Yellow Jacket:
1st Runner Up: Victor Bates
Winner: Tripp Brown
Evan Woodward, who collected his 100th win in his high school career, and Christian Hutton who all finished in the Top 6 of their weight class.
Congratulations to Timothy Sanders and Lydia Hill for qualifying for the State Tournament.
The wrestling team finished 5th in the Lower State Championship and ranked in the Top 10 in the State in 4Athis season.
North Augusta High School seniors—this is your chance to connect with Historically Black Colleges & Universities and receive instant college decisions all in one morning!
📅 Thursday, February 26
⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 NAHS Media Center
Meet admissions representatives, explore opportunities, and take the next step toward your future—on the spot!
👉 Sign up using the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/5pHynn3hh7
Attention Juniors! This summer, you have an incredible opportunity to participate in American Legion Auxiliary Palmetto Girls State and American Legion Boys State!
This weeklong summer program immerses students in a hands-on, fully functioning mock government in the mythical State of Palmetto. You’ll build leadership skills, make friends from across South Carolina, and may even become eligible for college scholarships!
If you’re interested in government, leadership, law, public service — or just want an unforgettable experience — this is for you.
Applications are available in the counseling office and are due Friday, March 6.
Don’t miss this opportunity to represent NAHS this summer!
It's time for a road trip, Jacket Nation! Our boys are heading to Gray Collegiate on Tuesday night (2/24) to take on the War Eagles in a repeat of last year's Elite 8 match. We need EVERY Jacket fan in the stands in West Columbia—let’s pack the house! 🙌🐝
⏰ Game Time: 7 PM
🎟️ Tickets on GoFan at https://gofan.co/event/6189993?schoolId=SC71172
Let’s go, Jackets! 💪🏽🐝💛
On Tuesday, February 24th, all classes at ACCTC are canceled due to the PowerUp Event! Only the student ambassadors participating in the event will be attending the campus that day. Students may arrive to NAHS at their regular NAHS class scheduled times. If you need to arrive early or stay late, students are to report to the accommodations lab.
The 2nd Edition of February’s Scholarship Newsletter is here, and this is not just for seniors! Every student should take a few minutes to review the opportunities listed. Scholarships are available right now that can make a real difference in your future plans.
Please pay close attention: All scholarships highlighted in purple are open to BOTH Seniors and Underclassmen. That means more opportunities for more students. Don’t assume something isn’t for you without checking!
Deadlines are approaching quickly, so be proactive, stay organized, and take advantage of what’s available. Remember, you cannot win if you don't apply!
The scholarship newsletter was mailed to all students and guardians or can be found on our website under Academics/Scholarships.
