Wren High

Mark your calendars, Hurricanes!

Join us for Open House on Tuesday, August 4!

10th–12th Grade Open House: 3:00–5:00 PM

Freshman Orientation (9th Grade): 5:30–7:00 PM

We can't wait to welcome our returning students and officially welcome the Class of 2030 to Wren High! See you there!

Parking fees are now available to be paid through RevTrak!

If you plan to park on campus this school year, please complete all of the following requirements:
-Pay all school fees
-Complete Alive at 25
-Submit the Parking Registration Form

Visit the https://www.anderson1.org/o/wh/page/parking-passes for complete parking information, links to fee payment, parking forms, and additional requirements.

🍎 Free & Reduced Meal Applications for the 2026–2027 School Year are now available!

Please review the information below to ensure your student's meal benefits continue without interruption:

• Online meal applications are available at linqconnect.com or through the LINQ app.
• Families who had an approved meal application for the 2025–2026 school year must submit a new application by September 17, 2026 to continue receiving meal benefits for the 2026–2027 school year.
• Reminder emails will be sent to families with expiring meal applications approximately two weeks before the September 17 deadline if a new application has not been received.
• Questions? Please contact your school's cafeteria manager or Rochelle Winner in Student Nutrition Services at 864-428-9033 ext. 39503. 🍽️

Scan the QR Code for Information on Senior Parking Spot Paint Day

Have a great break!

We are looking for some students to be the spirit of our Mascot! If you are interested please visit the Student Council page and fill out the Mascot Application and the Teacher Recommendation forms. There is also a presentation to help you understand the process!

Wren High School is pleased to announce Braden Wilson as assistant principal for the 2025-2026 school year, pending board approval tomorrow, March 25th. Braden began her journey in education as a Teacher Cadet in high school and went on to become a Teaching Fellow at Anderson University, where she earned the title of 2014 Social Studies Teacher Candidate of the Year. After receiving her bachelor’s degree in Secondary Social Studies Education in 2019, Braden earned a master’s degree in Teacher Leadership from Walden University and a second master’s degree in Administration and Supervision from Anderson University in 2023. Braden has dedicated her career to serving students in the Upstate, most recently teaching social studies at Palmetto Middle School. Prior to joining Anderson One, she taught social studies at Greer High School and Southwood Academy of the Arts. In the classroom, she has taught a variety of history and social studies courses to middle and high school students, including psychology, sociology, government, economics, and law education. Braden’s passion for students and tremendous success in the classroom led to her being named the 2025 South Carolina State Teacher of the Year, the first teacher to hold this honor in Anderson School District One. Braden has spent the past year traveling throughout South Carolina to speak to different schools, universities, prospective students, and businesses about her passion for education. We are excited to have Braden join our team and know that she will be a tremendous supporter of the teachers, students, and parents at Wren as we continue our strong tradition of excellence. Braden grew up in Anderson, SC, where she graduated from Westside High School. Braden is married to Johnny and has two children, Calhoun and Harvey Mae. Please join us in welcoming Braden to the Wren family.

Congratulations to Stan Yarborough for being selected as the 4A Region Athletic Director of the Year! Thank you for all you do for our coaches and athletes at Wren High School. We truly appreciate you!

🏀Thank you Coach Campbell for your service and dedication to Wren High School. Thousands of lives have been impacted because of your leadership both in the classroom and on the court! You are leaving some big shoes to fill. We will miss you on the bench, but we know we will see you and Mrs. Debbie in the stands supporting your Hurricanes! 📸Photo: Adam Crawford

Please note the phone policy for when we return in January! Thank you for your support as we navigate the new procedures.

Please use this QR code for up to date events for our community and resources for those experiencing hardships.

Updated Details about eLearning: As a reminder, days that are classified as eLearning are separate from inclement weather days. eLearning Days are not required to be made up at the end of the school year. Anderson One knows that the vast majority of our students and teachers are without power and internet access. As such, ample time will be given to complete all assignments for eLearning Days. Please understand we have identified Monday, September 30 as an eLearning Day to allow for flexibility in making up the missed day of school. Due to power outages and damages, Anderson School District One will have an eLearning Day on Monday, September 30. If you do not have access to power or internet, do not worry. Students have 5 days to complete eLearning work. Stay safe, everyone!

Due to the anticipated weather impact from Hurricane Helene, Anderson School District One will have an eLearning Day on Friday, September 27.

Anderson School District One is continuing to monitor the weather forecast for Thursday evening and Friday morning. We are in communication with Anderson County Emergency Management and The National Weather Service. We are also in communication with the other districts in Anderson County, and as we gather more information, we will make an announcement regarding any changes to the schedule this week.

Join me in congratulating the following students on their successful audition for the Anderson All-County Orchestra. These students auditioned last night along with orchestra students from all over Anderson County. They will take part in a clinic day and performance at Powdersville High School on October 24th. Congrats to these students on their hard work!

Please note the change for our Graduation Date!

Per South Carolina legislation, cell phones are prohibited in the classroom, effective immediately. Students should enter the classroom with cell phones silenced/turned off and should be stowed in backpacks. Students, therefore, are also not allowed to wear airpods/earbuds/headphones in the classroom. Should parents need to contact students, please call the front office at (864) 850-5900. Failure to comply with this legislation will result in an automatic referral and consequences will be determined by the administrative team.

Students! Please join your specific Google Classrooms for ongoing updates and class information throughout the year.