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Golden Regiment Finishes Second

Congratulations to the Golden Regiment Marching Band! The band competed last Saturday at the Pride Of Pendleton Classic. The band came in 2nd place in their class and won 1st place in music performance. The Golden Regiment's next performance will be this Saturday, October 20th, at Belton Honea-Path High School in the Upper State Championships. The band will perform at 2:15 PM.

National Art Honor Society Meeting Wednesday

The National Art Honor Society will have its rescheduled meeting this Wednesday, the 17th, in the art room during the first half of Power Hour. Please bring any t-shirt designs you want to submit as well as any unpaid dues.

Fishing Team Results

Congratulations to senior David Ackerman and his partner Bobby Long for finishing 10th out of 69 teams at this weekend’s FLW South Carolina Open on Lake Murray. The pair just missed nationals qualifying by 7 ounces, but still got their first top 10 of the season! Way to go guys!

Blood Drive on November 2nd

The first Blood Drive of the year will be on Friday, November 2nd in the library. Students may sign up using the link below. You will be required to sign in using your Greenville County Schools login and password. Please see Mrs. McCarrell if you have questions or need a 16 year-old waiver.

Blood Drive Signup Form

Profit Share at Farmhouse Tacos Wednesday

FFA will be having a profit share at Farmhouse Taco this Wednesday from 5-9pm. Come out and get some awesome locally sourced taco and support FFA's efforts to go to National Convention.

FFA Pumpkin Carving Meeting Friday

This Friday is FFA's annual Pumpkin Carving Meeting! The meeting is B.Y.O.P...Bring Your Own Pumpkin. Pumpkins can be dropped off in Canupp or Porter's room at any time during the week. There will be prizes and snacks. Come with your best pumpkin carving skills!

Attention Juniors - College Fair Friday

The College Fair is Friday, October 19th from 10:30-11:30 at the TD Center. All juniors will attend. Morning Enoree and Fine Arts students will go to the library until we announce to load buses at 9:45am.

Interested in the Fine Arts Center?

The counselor from the Fine Arts Center will be on campus during Power Hour on Friday, Nov. 9th. If you're interested in learning about the application process and would like to be a part of this meeting, please sign up in Guidance by Tuesday, November 6th. See Mrs. Scott if you have any questions.

Carol and Crafts Fair on Nov. 17th

The Bands of Travelers Rest are sponsoring a Crafts Fair on November 3rd from 9am until 3pm. There will be a variety of food vendors, craft vendors, and musical performances. This is a great chance to get your Holiday gifts for the whole family. For more information see the flyer using the link below.

Carols and Crafts Flyer (PDF file)

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

Interested in Davidson College?

Any seniors interested in attending Davidson College in the Fall of 2019 should contact Mrs. Lee in guidance for a scholarship opportunity! Deadline to submit nomination/application materials is November 9th, 2018.

Attention Seniors

October 23rd is the last day to order your senior ad for the discounted price. Prices are as follows: Full page-$300, Half page-$200, and Quarter page-$150. Please bring cash or check made out to TRHS to Ms. Case in room 014 during Power Hour.

Alive @ 25 Free Blitz Information

There will be a free Alive @ 25 Blitz on November 5th from 9 am until 1:30 pm at Travelers Rest High School. This event is sponsored by State Farm Insurance. There are a limited number of slots available and students should register online as quickly as possible. For more information on how to register please see the flyer below.

Alive @ 25 Flyer (PDF file)

Band 'Carol and Crafts Fair' Information

The band program is looking for vendors for their "Carols and Crafts Fair" which will be held on November 17th. The deadline for signing up is November 3rd. Please see the Band Booster Webpage for more information.

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 Portal

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

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.

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)

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

Cross Country Teams Host Region 2AAAA Championship

(10/13/2018 / TRHS Webmaster)

The Varsity Girls' Cross Country team had four athletes finish in the top ten to claim the Region Championship. They finished 27 points ahead of second place Eastside to claim their first region championship in school history. Taylor Reynolds finished second, Kara Golden sixth, Kylie Simms seventh, and Anna Reynolds tenth to receive All-Region honors. Taylor Reynolds time of 20:20 is a course record for a TR girl.

The varsity boys finished in 4th place, and Parker Thieme received all-region honors by finishing 10th. Both the JV boys and girls finished 2nd overall in the mixed JV race. Kelsey Smith, Aubrey Holloway, Toby Foster, and Caleb McKitrick all finished in the top ten.

Girls' Cross Country Region 2AAAA Championship Photo Gallery

Boys' Cross Country Region 2AAAA Championship Photo Gallery

JV Cross Country Region 2AAAA Meet Photo Gallery

Raiders Finish Strong Over Devildogs

(10/12/2018 / TRHS Webmaster)

The Devildog football team traveled to Sirrine Stadium to take on the Greenville Red Raiders on Friday night. The Raiders scored with 7:14 left in the first quarter to take a 7-0 lead. They increased their lead to 10-0 as the Devildog defense forced a field goal later in the quarter. The Devildogs answered with Hall scoring on a pass from Wilson Hendricks with just under eight minutes left in the first half. Greenville stretched their lead to 17-7 with 3:44 left in the half. The Devildogs had one last chance in the half after a turnover but had to settle for a field goal in the closing seconds and they trailed 17-10 at the half.

Greenville outscored the Devildogs 14-7 in the third quarter to lead 31-17. The Raiders scored 21 points in the final quarter and won their Homecoming game 52-17. The Devildogs will travel to Blue Ridge next Friday and finish the regular season at Berea in two weeks.

Football at Greenville Photo Gallery

Lady Devildog Golf Team Wins Region

(10/9/2018 / TRHS Webmaster)

The Girls Golf team won their region tournament for the fifth straight year at Cherokee Valley Golf Course on Monday. Ashley Looper led the way shooting a 76 and was named the All Region Player of the Year. Mackenzie Bishop also made the All Region team shooting a 91.

Congratulations to all of the Lady Devildogs; Ashley Looper, Mackenzie Bishop, Grace White, Nikki Strandell, Chloe Henry, and Hallie Bishop.

Jackets Sting Devildogs

(10/5/2018 / TRHS Webmaster)

The Devildogs hosted the Greer Yellow Jackets on Friday night in the final home game of the season. The fall sports seniors were recognized before the Senior Night game. Greer showed why they are one of the top ranked teams in the state forcing the Devildogs to punt on their first series. They scored on a long run on their first play from scrimmage to take 7-0 lead. Greer then scored a few minutes later on a punt return and had a 14-0 lead early in the game. Derrick Fields pulled in a pass with a little over five minutes left in the first quarter for a touchdown. The extra point was blocked and the Devildogs trailed 14-6. Greer scored once more in the first quarter and twice in the second to take a 35-6 lead at the half.

The Devildogs were unable to score in the second half. Greer scored on their first possession of the second half and cruised to a 58-6 win to remain unbeaten in region play. The Devildogs fall to 0-2 in region play and 5-2 overall. They will travel to Sirrine stadium to play Greenville next week.

Fall Senior Night Ceremony 2018 Photo Gallery

Varsity Football vs Greer Photo Gallery

Golden Regiment Halftime Performance Photo Gallery

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

Course Catalogs and Forms

Rising 9th Grade (HTML)

Rising 9th Grade (PDF file)

Rising 10th-12th Grade (HTML)

Rising 10th-12th Grade (PDF file)