Boiling Springs High School
Making A Difference For Students Every Day.
Attention Seniors! Meet us on the band practice field at 6:15 AM this Friday to celebrate with the Class of 2027!
We are excited to see everyone tomorrow for the 1st day of the 2026-2027 school year! Students will start the day in 1st block.
Your D2 Family is energized and ready for the Best First Day Ever for Students! We can't wait to see you in the morning! #D2isFamily
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Join us for Open House in Bulldog Nation tomorrow, August 4th, from 4:00PM to 6:30PM. Walk the halls, meet your teachers, buy some Bulldog gear, pay school fees, talk with reps from Transportation, meet up with your friends and neighbors, and more. Hope to see you there!
Join us for Open House in Bulldog Nation on Tuesday, August 4th, from 4PM to 6:30PM. Walk the halls, meet your teachers, buy some Bulldog gear, pay school fees, talk with reps from Transportation, meet up with your friends and neighbors, and more. Hope to see you there!
We are excited to see you tomorrow! Visit https://www.studentquickpay.com/spart2/ to pay fees and purchase your parking pass and yearbook.
Class of 2027 kick off your senior year at Senior Sunrise!
For the coming school year, two very familiar faces in our district will be serving in new roles. Please join us in congratulating Jennifer Lee and Jeremy Baughman on their new appointments as assistant principals. Mrs. Lee will continue to serve students at Boiling Springs High School, where, most recently, she was a CATE Teacher. Mr. Baughman will be moving from teaching PLTW at Chesnee Middle to his new position at Cooley Springs-Fingerville Elementary. There is no doubt that these two wonderful educators will also be fantastic administrators. #D2DifferenceMakers
Join us in congratulating the Boiling Springs High School 2026-27 Teacher of the Year Amanda Keith #D2DifferenceMaker
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OPEN HOUSE - August 4th from 4PM - 6:30PM! Come walk the halls of Bulldog Nation, meet your teachers, buy some Bulldog gear, and hang out with classmates and their families. We look forward to seeing you soon!
July 28th from 8AM - 11:30AM - Walk the Halls for all returning 10th-12th Grade students. Purchase parking permits and All Sports Athletic Passes, check out the school store, buy your class shirt, ask any questions you may have, and start to get excited about the 26-27 school year.
Class of 2027, don't miss out on your Senior Portraits. Images will be onsite with their first available sessions beginning one week from today on July 13th. Appointments are filling up fast!
Senior Portrait Sign Up Link
Our Spartanburg School District Two Summer Reading Camp (SRC) and Summer Learning Academy (SLA) are underway!
Both programs, welcomed students on June 1. Kelly McLean, an assistant principal in our district, is heading up the SRC based at Carlisle-Foster's Grove Elementary School.
"At SRC students work in smaller groups, so they get more intense instruction," McLean said. "When they come back to their home schools in August, they are more likely to remember how to put words together to make sentences and how to write stories, because they had that on going support for 5 weeks here at SRC."
Emily Brown, an interventionist at Boiling Springs Elementary, is guiding the SLA campus at Chesnee Elementary School.
"Our mission at SLA is to ensure our students to feel safe and loved as we are intentional about pushing them to new academic heights. Our weekly themes of perseverance, citizenship, courage, responsibility, and respect will be woven throughout our daily activities to encourage not just academic success, but also social and emotional growth.," Brown said. "We are excited to partner with families and our community as we celebrate the accomplishments and growth of our students this summer. "
Combined, the SLA and SRC will see more than 400 students receive top tier instruction from more than 70 staff members . McLean said this shows the commitment in our district to Making a Difference for Students Every Day!
"This program would not run without the teachers that are willing to devote their time in the summer. Here they are pouring into kids!"
Both programs, welcomed students on June 1. Kelly McLean, an assistant principal in our district, is heading up the SRC based at Carlisle-Foster's Grove Elementary School.
"At SRC students work in smaller groups, so they get more intense instruction," McLean said. "When they come back to their home schools in August, they are more likely to remember how to put words together to make sentences and how to write stories, because they had that on going support for 5 weeks here at SRC."
Emily Brown, an interventionist at Boiling Springs Elementary, is guiding the SLA campus at Chesnee Elementary School.
"Our mission at SLA is to ensure our students to feel safe and loved as we are intentional about pushing them to new academic heights. Our weekly themes of perseverance, citizenship, courage, responsibility, and respect will be woven throughout our daily activities to encourage not just academic success, but also social and emotional growth.," Brown said. "We are excited to partner with families and our community as we celebrate the accomplishments and growth of our students this summer. "
Combined, the SLA and SRC will see more than 400 students receive top tier instruction from more than 70 staff members . McLean said this shows the commitment in our district to Making a Difference for Students Every Day!
"This program would not run without the teachers that are willing to devote their time in the summer. Here they are pouring into kids!"
Congratulations once again to our outstanding Class of 2026!
Our commencement ceremonies were full of wise words and unforgettable moments.
We were able to capture so many special images of our graduates ,and we want to share them with you.
You can now view and download hundreds of photos from our Class of 2026 Graduation by clicking here.
Near the end of the school year, our Together-for-2 Committee led a district-wide effort to collect donations for the Spartanburg Humane Society. Through the efforts of committee, which is made up of employees from all of our schools, and the incredible generosity of our entire D2 Family, hundreds of pounds of food and other much-needed supplies were collected. #D2DifferenceMakers
Today, those goods were delivered to support the mission of the Human Society.
"Seeing an entire school district come together to help the animals at the Spartanburg Humane Society is far more than a donation drive to us — it is a powerful reminder that compassion, kindness, and community are still being taught, modeled, and lived every single day," said CEO Angel Cox. "We are deeply grateful for your leadership and for a district that is teaching the next generation the value of empathy and service."
"Thank you so much to District 2 for the big and generous donation! As a non-profit, we rely heavily on donations and getting a big influx of supplies allows us to focus our financial efforts to other imperative aspects of our operation like the clinic and the dog behavior program. It means so much to the shelter that the kids of District 2 are such selfless leaders giving back to the community," said shelter manager Joshua Pope. "It is acts like these that keep our operation running, and these students have a DIRECT effect on our animals getting adopted and finding their forever homes. We can't thank you enough!"
Today, those goods were delivered to support the mission of the Human Society.
"Seeing an entire school district come together to help the animals at the Spartanburg Humane Society is far more than a donation drive to us — it is a powerful reminder that compassion, kindness, and community are still being taught, modeled, and lived every single day," said CEO Angel Cox. "We are deeply grateful for your leadership and for a district that is teaching the next generation the value of empathy and service."
"Thank you so much to District 2 for the big and generous donation! As a non-profit, we rely heavily on donations and getting a big influx of supplies allows us to focus our financial efforts to other imperative aspects of our operation like the clinic and the dog behavior program. It means so much to the shelter that the kids of District 2 are such selfless leaders giving back to the community," said shelter manager Joshua Pope. "It is acts like these that keep our operation running, and these students have a DIRECT effect on our animals getting adopted and finding their forever homes. We can't thank you enough!"
