Devildog Photos
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Announcements
Attention Parents of TRHS Students
The link below goes to the AdvancED survey for parents with a student in a Greenville County School. Parents have until January 31st to complete the survey. All parents are encouraged to complete the survey but participation is voluntary.
AdvancED Parent Survey
Interested in the IB Program?
All interested freshmen and sophomores and their families are invited to attend the International Baccalaureate Open House on Thursday, January 24 at 6:30 pm in the Media Center. Hear from current Diploma Program students, meet IB faculty, and get answers to your questions.
IB Open House Poster (PDF file)
Interested in This Year's Musical?
There will be an informational meeting about being a part for this year's musical, "Little Shop of Horrors," on Tuesday, January 22 at 11:45 am in the drama room. Come find out about being a part of this fun production! No experience is necessary and all TRHS students are encouraged to audition!
Attention Juniors
Two annual trips for three high school juniors to visit Washington, DC for a week and three high school juniors to visit Columbia, SC for three days sponsored by Blue Ridge Electric Co-op in conjunction with the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina are available this upcoming summer. Both trips are all expenses paid including the flights/transportation. There will be opportunity for touring, meeting lawmakers and national legislators, and learn about how coops are preparing for our state's energy future. I encourage any student interested in American history and government as well as the history and principles of electric cooperatives to stop down to guidance for more information. The trips are June 14th-20th (Washington) and July 9th-12th (Columbia). If you have other questions or would like more information, please see Mrs. Lee in guidance. Space is limited!
Scholarship Information for Seniors
Seniors should regularly check the Scholarship Update posted on the Counseling Department webpage and linked below. New scholarship opportunities are added throughout the year. Contact your counselor for more information.
Scholarship Update
Quick Links
News Updates can be found at our TRHS News Twitter site. No account is necessary to view the updates.
Be sure to like us on our official TRHS Facebook page as well. Current stories, photos, and news will be updated regularly so check back often and share with your Facebook friends.
Also check out the student-produced newspaper, The Blue and Gold online edition. . It includes the latest news, sports, reviews, opinions, and photo galleries produced by the newspaper staff. You can also download the app on Google Play Store or the App Store. Search for theblueandgold.
For everything you need to know about our yearbook, go to The Traveler website. You can find out how to order, take a peek behind the scenes, and much more. Check it out today!
Additional links to resources:
School Insurance Flyer (PDF file)
School Insurance Flyer (Spanish)
Online Store
Use our Online Store to pay class dues and much more.
TRHS FFA Cookbook
Upcoming Events
Go to the TRHS Calendar Page
Parent Information
Greenville County Schools' Parent Portal is an online gateway for parents to information about their child's education.
Parents must have an access ID and password to obtain their children's school information. Because this information is sensitive, parents must pick up the access ID and password in person at their child's school and show proper identification. The school will not email, mail or provide the information over the phone.
For more information see the Parent's Page
Emergency Text Alerts
If you would like to receive text alerts and currently have a landline listed as your home number please fill the form below and return it to the main office. By listing a cell phone as your home number you can receive texts for school closings and other emergency information.
Emergency Alert Form (PDF)
Formulario de Alerta de Emergencia (PDF)
Rosetta Stone Community Solutions
There is a new program available to parents who would like to learn English and become more involved in their child's academic achievement. For more information see the information on the GCS website.
TRHS Grade Posting Policy
All grades for your student will be posted within seven (7) calendar days from the date the assignment/assessment is collected. Major projects and lengthy term papers will have grades posted within fourteen (14) calendar days of collecting the assignment.
Philosophy, Mission,
and Vision
The Travelers Rest High School community believes that the high school program should prepare every student to live and compete in a global society, setting academic standards within a curriculum appropriate for each student, and provide a learning climate of order, safety, respect, and purpose.
We exist to educate students both academically and socially so that they become responsible citizens of our local and global community.
The faculty and staff see Travelers Rest High School not as an end but as a beginning of a journey toward enlightenment.
Devildog News
Jenerette and Styles Inducted into Hall of Fame
(1/18/2019 / TRHS Webmaster)
Kayla Jenerette (Class of 2010) and Scott Styles (Class of 1980) were inducted into the Travelers Rest High School Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, January 18, 2019 in a ceremony held between the Devildog girls and boys basketball games against Berea High School.
Both varsity basketball teams won their games against Berea. The Lady Devildogs had a comfortable lead at halftime and were able to allow everyone on the team to get some playing time as they won 54-18. The boys' team also cruised to a 91-72 win. The teams will be on the road next week with games at Blue Ridge on Tuesday and at Greer on Thursday.
Inductee Biographies
Girls' Basketball vs Berea Photo Gallery
href="https://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/trest/gallery18/bbball0118">Boys' Basketball vs Berea Photo Gallery
Two Lady Devildogs Sign Letters of Intent
(1/17/2019 / TRHS Webmaster)
Two senior athletes signed letters of intent on Thursday afternoon in the Media Center in front of family and friends. Bailey Banks signed with Columbia College and Mycal Bowser signed with Campbell University. While both ladies are multi-sport athletes, they signed letters for track and field. Congratulations, Devildogs!
Winter Signing Ceremony Photo Gallery
Varsity Basketball Teams Host Eastside
(1/8/2019 / TRHS Webmaster)
The varsity basketball teams hosted Eastside in the first region game of the season. In the opening game the Lady Devildogs got off to a slow start but built a 27-6 lead at the end of the first half. Eastside cut into the lead in the third quarter but the ladies took a comfortable 51-26 win to open region play 1-0.
In the boys' game, Eastside scored the first 7 points of the game but the Devildogs answered with 13 straight points. Once they took the lead the Devildogs never trailed. They led 51-26 at the half. Eastside cut into the lead in the second half but the Devildogs won their opening region game 80-68. The varsity teams will host Greer on Friday night.
Girls' Basketball vs Eastside Photo Gallery
Boys' Basketball vs Eastside Photo Gallery
Wrestlers Host Tournament
(1/5/2019 / TRHS Webmaster)
The Devildog Wrestling team hosted the Devildog Duals Tournament on Saturday. Teams from around the Carolinas and Georgia competed. The team will travel to Powdersville on Tuesday.
Devildog Duals Photo Gallery
Winter Week Ends
(12/19/2018 / TRHS Webmaster)
Winter Week 2018 started a couple of days late due to the school cancellations but over $4000 was raised. Mrs. Corley's classes raised the most money and the Physical Education department raised the most money of all the departments. Student Council members met at Walmart on Wednesday morning at 5am to shop for toys. They delivered them to the Travelers Rest police department to distribute to the community. Thanks to all who contributed to make the week a success.
Alive at 25 Information
Alive at 25 is an early intervention program developed by the National Safety Council to prevent traffic violations, collisions, and fatalities. It is a 4 ½ hour defensive driving course that addresses the dangers of speeding, failure to use seatbelts, using cell phones while driving, eating while driving, driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, and more. It focuses on the behaviors that young drivers exhibit behind the wheel, and allows the student to recognize the consequences of those actions. Completion of the program is required for any student that parks on campus.
Letter to Parents from Mr. Lavely Concerning Alive at 25
How to Register Flyer
Frequently Asked Questions from Parents
