News & Announcements

Stay up to date with the Columbia County School District and your school or schools of choice with the new School News App by Edlio.
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Deadline is February 4, 2021
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All children living in Columbia County, ages 0-18, are eligible to eat for free! Students attending in person may eat both breakfast and lunch at no charge and curbside pickup is available Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at any high school location. No signup required!
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BASKETBALL, CHEERLEADING, AND WRESTLING PARENTS: Going forward, spectators at any basketball or wrestling event will be limited to only parents and siblings of players/athletes. This will include visiting teams as well. Due to this update, we will only be selling hard tickets at the gate. There will be no more online tickets this season. Remember masks are required at all times to be in attendance.
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Open to all EHS students, discover the exciting world of cybersecurity, with fun learning experiences. Contact Mr. Hahn for more information.
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The EHS Carpentry Program, represented by Mr. Robert McCullough, would like to thank the Builders Association of Metro Augusta for the generous donation and investing in our students.
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The Columbia County School District is pleased to announce a new, FREE, virtual learning option beginning with the 2021-2022 school year for all children in grades 6-12, who reside in Columbia County. The registration deadline to enroll in the CVA for the upcoming school year is January 19.
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Becoming a Google for Education Certified Trainer is an extensive endeavor including professional development sessions, multiple exams and creating videos and training tools. Certified trainers help to empower their colleagues to learn and use Google for Education products to make their classrooms more efficient, improve student outcomes, and foster leadership skills. The EHS community congratulates Ms. Herlihy on her continued commitment to learning new and emerging technologies and using those skills to help her students and colleagues.
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