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Girls Go CyberStart
Girls Go CyberStart is a fun and interactive series of digital challenges hosted by SANS.org designed to introduce the field of cybersecurity. More than 6,600 high school girls played Girls Go CyberStart in 2018! Best of all, it is completely FREE! For more information or have questions, see Mr. Hahn in room 184.
Augusta University African American Scholars
Each year Augusta University holds the African American Scholar Recognition Program to recognize high school students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement. Evans High School senior Nicole Khayyam (center), and juniors Brionna Law (right) and Emily Slusher (left) were honored at the Augusta University African American Scholars Recognition Program on February 28, 2019 at the Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre.
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Sponsored by the EHS Guidance Department, the Graduates Giving Guidance Program invites EHS Alumni to share their first year college experiences with current EHS seniors.
Members of the EHS chapter of FBLA attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Athens, GA.
Evans High School ECE 3 students at the Future Georgia Educators Day at Augusta University.
EHS students from Rho Kappa, Beta Club, and the STEM program collected 985 pounds of food and $174.00 for Spooky to be Hungry and the Golden Harvest Food Bank.
EHS seniors participated in GA "Apply to College" Day. Over 230 applications were completed and representatives from different colleges and universities were at EHS to help assist students in completing applications.
The EHS Modern Language Department was awarded a grant of $2,500 from Southern Nuclear Plant Vogtle towards purchasing technological resources.
2018-2019 FCCLA Executive Officers and JR Officers after completing Officer Installation at Your Pie.
Thank you to the EHS PTSO for the wonderful breakfast for the faculty and staff!
Congratulations to Mrs. Folger’s AP Human Geography Class for winning the 2018 AGS Video Challenge.
