We’re proud to share that Wade Hampton High has earned an overall rating of Excellent on the 2024–2025 School Report Card!
This incredible accomplishment reflects the hard work, dedication, and teamwork of our students, staff, and community.
Check out the details on the School Report Card website.
Congratulations, Wade Hampton—way to be Excellent!

At Wade Hampton High School we are joining the celebration! For the first time in Greenville County Schools’ history, the graduation rate has surpassed 90 percent—reaching 90.6% for the Class of 2025, an 18-point increase since 2012! Additionally, 85% of the graduating class earned College/Career Ready status, and 97.7% of Greenville County schools rated Excellent, Good, or Average on the State Report Card. This tremendous progress is a win for our entire community, and you’re a part of it! We are proud—but not finished. Together, we’ll keep the momentum going and ensure students continue to graduate with the skills, credentials, and confidence to succeed in college, the military, or the workforce! To learn more about the celebration, visit Historically High Graduation Rate.
This month we’re celebrating the power of informational texts — the perfect way to learn something new and expand what you KNOW!
Check out our latest Library Newsletter to see featured titles, resources, and more.
Next week at Wade Hampton is HOSA Future Health Professionals Week. The purpose of the week is to promote healthcare careers, spread awareness of medical conditions and raise funds for both the State Leadership Conference and Shriners Children's Hospital in Greenville. Student Council is hosting a blood drive on Thursday. We look forward to a week of learning, dressing up, and supporting our causes!
If you or your family is in need of food and nutrition assistance please consider the resources below.
LiveWell Greenville has created this map and live resource for families to search for local food pantries and resources.
Families are encouraged to Call 211: United Way’s 2-1-1 resource line can connect them to nearby food assistance programs. Call 2-1-1 or text “help” or “ayuda” to 211-211.
EOC Testing
Students at WHHS and GCSVP who are enrolled in an End-of-Course class will participate in the EOCEP testing days near the end of this semester.
SCDE EOCEP Parent Resources
English 2 Writing - December 2, 2025
English 2 Reading (GCSVP Only)- December 4, 2025
English 2 Reading - December 9, 2025
Biology - December 10, 2025
US History- December 11, 2025
Algebra - TBD
Makeups will be scheduled between December 2-18, as needed.
!WIN Ready2Work Career Assessment
Career Ready WIN Test is required for all actively enrolled 9GR23 students (typically 11th grade), except students who participate in certain alternate assessments. Students will take all four components of the assessment during the spring testing window. All eligible students, including GCS Virtual Program (GCSVP), must be tested. Testing is optional for actively enrolled 9GR22 students (typically 12th grade). Seniors may take any or all of the four tests one time during the spring testing window to earn a credential or to improve their performance.
The Career Ready WIN assessment will be administered on the following dates:
To be determined.
PSAT/NMSQT
(no cost to 10th grade and 2nd year high school)
October 8th, 2025
ACT - TBD
SAT - TBD
!Semester Exams
Semester 1 Exams
2nd & 4th Block -
TBD
1st & 3rd Block -
TBD
Semester 1 Exam Make-Up
2nd & 4th Block -
TBD
1st & 3rd Block -
TBD
Instruction Dates
Semester 1: October 8 - October 20, 2025
Semester 2: April 15 - April 27, 2026
Parent Preview of Materials
The Sexual Health and Responsibility Education Unit will be taught by the district health educators to students currently enrolled in PE I. A general overview and outline of the district’s age appropriate, abstinence-based sexual health and responsibility education curriculum can be viewed on the district website under the Students Parents Heading then scrolling to the Comprehensive Health and Physical Education are linked below. Complete details including the slide presentation and videos can be previewed at the school anytime during the school day if you would like to view it. If you do not want your child to participate in the sexual health and responsibility education class or a specific portion of the class, you must bring the signed exemption form linked below to the front office in person. By School Board Policy and SC Comprehensive Health Education Law, students who exempt sexual health responsibility education will be required to complete other health-related self-study lessons.
Parent Preview Materials Exemption Form