Student Bulletin for the Week of May 17, 2026
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We only have reached our final week of school! The student’s last day of school is Friday, May 22. The last 3 days of school, May 20 – 22, are district scheduled half-days with middle school dismissal at 12:45pm. Lunch will be served and buses will run following the half day dismissal schedule.
We are looking forward to Awards Days with 8th Grade on Wednesday, May 20, 7th Grade on Thursday, May 21, and 6th grade on Friday, May 22. Awards Day ceremonies will be held in the Gym starting at 9am. Guests will park in the back lot and enter through the gym doors, and should bring their driver’s license or government issued ID to check in. Those that want to take their student after the Awards Ceremony will have the opportunity to complete the paperwork at check-in. If a child plans to leave with someone other than a parent of legal guardian, the student should turn in a parent note upon arrival to school that day to complete the dismissal request.
Support the 7th Grade Heifer Project fundraiser. Purchase a ticket for $2 on Monday for a Free-Sit lunch on Tuesday in the amphitheater.
Students should check the Lost and Found Table in the main hallway for their missing items. After 1:00pm on Friday, May 22nd, all remaining items will be donated.
Students are reminded to turn in their library books or pay for lost books as soon as possible, before the end of school. Payments are cash only.
Students will return Chromebook and chargers on Monday & Tuesday. Payment is required for lost items. Lost or damaged chargers cost $35.
Students with over-the-counter or prescription medications in the health room must have a parent or adult over the age of 18 come see the nurse to sign and pick-up the student medication before 12pm on the last day of school. Per district policy, any medications that have not been picked up by 12pm on the last day of school (May 22) will be destroyed.
Families of 6th graders are reminded that the Department of Public Health (DPH) requires all rising 7th graders to have a Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis) vaccination upon beginning school in August. Any rising 7th grader that does not have the Tdap vaccination (or are otherwise exempt) will be excluded from school until proof of vaccination is provided in the form of a DPH Immunization Record. Please plan ahead and schedule this vaccination as soon as possible and turn in proof of the vaccination on the SC DPH Immunization record to the front office preferably before the end of the school year. Please do not delay, as the availability for appointments for this vaccination become very limited in the summer as we get closer to the start of school. Required exclusion from school due to the lack of vaccinations is considered an unexcused absence.
Registration for next year’s Extended Day Program is now open. Please see details and the registration link on the Homepage of the school website.
Students interested in Wade Hampton High School Cheerleading are welcome to come by the office to pick up a packet.
Wade Hampton Boys and Girls Lacrosse are inviting our rising 7th and 8th graders who are zoned for Wade Hampton to participate in summer workouts. A poster is located in the main hallway.
Current 6th and 7th graders interested in participating in Boys Basketball summer workouts should visit Mr. Soemer’s website under the Boys Basketball tab to complete the Signup form and to learn more information.
Registration for next year’s Extended Day Program is now open. Please see details and the registration link on the Homepage of the school website.
Students who have been absent should come to the office with a parent note or medical note to excuse the absence. Parents may also submit an online parent note using the link on the school website.