Chesnee High School
Making A Difference For Students Every Day.
Students and Staff of the Month!
Angel Rojas Rojas
Joseph Guiteraz
Hope Bradley
Byron Solesbee
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Daley
Join us for our Fall Orchestra Concert! Our students would love to see you there!
Congratulations to our Chick-fil-A of Boiling Springs Student Athlete of the Week Abbie Olson! #2sGotTalent
Her volleyball coach at Chesnee High School, Katie Jolley, had this to say about her:
"Abbie is not only a standout on the volleyball court, but she is also one of the top 5 in her class. She has helped us start 16-5 and 8-2 in the region. She has strived to improve her setting and putting her hitters in the best position possible to be successful. She works hard in the classroom also. She is looking to become an educator once she finishes high school. "
Her volleyball coach at Chesnee High School, Katie Jolley, had this to say about her:
"Abbie is not only a standout on the volleyball court, but she is also one of the top 5 in her class. She has helped us start 16-5 and 8-2 in the region. She has strived to improve her setting and putting her hitters in the best position possible to be successful. She works hard in the classroom also. She is looking to become an educator once she finishes high school. "
Attendance Flyer: To address common attendance patterns we’ve noticed, we created this flyer to clarify attendance with families.
It's important to remember these important attendance details as it pertains to High School.
1. By state law a student is only allowed 5 parent notes per semester (10 total for the school year.)
2. Attendance is taken in each class. A student must be present for each class to be marked present and a student must be present for at least half of the class.
3. At the high school level students are earning credits towards their 24 total credits needed for graduating. If a student does not meet attendance requirements then they could fail that class due to attendance.
It's important to remember these important attendance details as it pertains to High School.
1. By state law a student is only allowed 5 parent notes per semester (10 total for the school year.)
2. Attendance is taken in each class. A student must be present for each class to be marked present and a student must be present for at least half of the class.
3. At the high school level students are earning credits towards their 24 total credits needed for graduating. If a student does not meet attendance requirements then they could fail that class due to attendance.
In celebration of a great academic semester, members of the Chesnee High School football, basketball and cheerleading teams paid a surprise visit to students at Mayo Elementary School.
The Eagles spent a couple of hours on the playground with the Falcons, throwing the football, teaching cheers and stunts, and giving back to the community they call home, something Chesnee High School Football Head Coach Brett Chappell doesn’t want his athletes to forget.
“We wanted to give back to the community a little bit because some of the elementary schools obviously feed Chesnee Middle School and High School,” Chappell said. “Quite a few of our kids, players, and cheerleaders came through Mayo, so they were excited about coming back here and seeing some of the teachers again. It’s so good to see our older kids trying to be mentors to some of the younger kids.”
Cheerleader Ella Rising understands the kind of platform she and her teammates and classmates hold in the community.
“Inspiring these kids, it really makes the football players and cheerleaders feel like they’ve impacted some young lives," she said. #D2DifferenceMaker
You can see/downloads these and many more pictures from this fun event at:
https://spartd2.smugmug.com/.../Visit-to-Mayo-Elementary
The Eagles spent a couple of hours on the playground with the Falcons, throwing the football, teaching cheers and stunts, and giving back to the community they call home, something Chesnee High School Football Head Coach Brett Chappell doesn’t want his athletes to forget.
“We wanted to give back to the community a little bit because some of the elementary schools obviously feed Chesnee Middle School and High School,” Chappell said. “Quite a few of our kids, players, and cheerleaders came through Mayo, so they were excited about coming back here and seeing some of the teachers again. It’s so good to see our older kids trying to be mentors to some of the younger kids.”
Cheerleader Ella Rising understands the kind of platform she and her teammates and classmates hold in the community.
“Inspiring these kids, it really makes the football players and cheerleaders feel like they’ve impacted some young lives," she said. #D2DifferenceMaker
You can see/downloads these and many more pictures from this fun event at:
https://spartd2.smugmug.com/.../Visit-to-Mayo-Elementary
After an exciting week at Chesnee High School, Lilyan Brown was crowned the 2026 Homecoming Queen on Friday night!
Following the halftime presentation, Brown was excited and appreciative of the support from her peers.
“It feels so amazing. I’m very thankful for all my friends, and all the votes I’ve gotten," she said. "It’s just a wonderful feeling!”
Ms. Brown was accompanied by her father Kevin. The two runners up were Skyla O’Quinn, escorted by her father, Jamie, and Yessica Garza, escorted by her father, Jose Leonel Avellaneda Moreno
Congratulations to all our participants, their families, friends, and supporters on an amazing evening! #D2isFamily
You can view/download high resolution photos of all of CHS' Homecoming Court at:
https://spartd2.smugmug.com/Chesnee-High-School/2026/2026-Homecoming
CHESNEE HIGH SCHOOL
Bella Wecker - 1st Violin
Claire Cash - 2nd Violin
Piper Lemons - Viola
Ervin Gonzalez - Cello
CHESNEE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Raelynn Messer - 1st Violin
Nolan Thao - Bass
The JV and Varsity team defeated Clinton 2-1 (20-25, 25-18, 15-13) and 3-0 (25-23, 25-10, 25-8).
The JV team was led by their outside hitters Laney Arthur, Fr, and Roni Martin, Fr. Laney had a double-double with 10 kills and 10 digs. Roni was close with 10 kills and 9 digs. Jenna Peeler, Fr, led in assists with 12 and served 4 aces. Ellie Horne, 7th, had 10 assists and 1 ace. Analyse Scruggs, 8th, led the back row with 12 digs. Gracie Parris, Soph, had 3 aces, 2 kills, and 2 blocks.
Payden Pitman, Jr, had a dominating night at the net with 13 kills, 2 blocks, and 3 aces. Harper Smith, Fr, also had a strong hitting night with 6 kills and 2 blocks. Abbie Olson, Sr, led in assists with 14. Anna Compton, 8th, was just behind her with 11. Maggie Foy, Fr, led the backrow with 12 digs and 2 aces. Autumn Wall, Sr, continued her serving dominance with 4 aces.
Varsity will travel to the Stars Center to play MVP Thursday at 7:00.
The JV team was led by their outside hitters Laney Arthur, Fr, and Roni Martin, Fr. Laney had a double-double with 10 kills and 10 digs. Roni was close with 10 kills and 9 digs. Jenna Peeler, Fr, led in assists with 12 and served 4 aces. Ellie Horne, 7th, had 10 assists and 1 ace. Analyse Scruggs, 8th, led the back row with 12 digs. Gracie Parris, Soph, had 3 aces, 2 kills, and 2 blocks.
Payden Pitman, Jr, had a dominating night at the net with 13 kills, 2 blocks, and 3 aces. Harper Smith, Fr, also had a strong hitting night with 6 kills and 2 blocks. Abbie Olson, Sr, led in assists with 14. Anna Compton, 8th, was just behind her with 11. Maggie Foy, Fr, led the backrow with 12 digs and 2 aces. Autumn Wall, Sr, continued her serving dominance with 4 aces.
Varsity will travel to the Stars Center to play MVP Thursday at 7:00.
Mark your calendar! Class of 2027 Graduation
#2sGotTalent
Congratulations to our #D2DifferenceMaker of the Week Joel Barrington, one of our awesome Science Teachers at Chesnee High School
Watch a special presentation for Mr. Barrington at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwDVR-EqJRs
Watch a special presentation for Mr. Barrington at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwDVR-EqJRs
Senior Parent Meeting! Reminder that there will be a meeting for parents for the Class of 2027 on Monday, September 14th at 6:15pm in the auditorium!
Bulldogs and Eagles both get big wins!!!! #2sGotTalent
D2 Families,
We are thrilled to announce the official launch of our new app! It is now easier than ever to stay up-to-date about school and district events, get important news and alerts, see all the stories and celebrations from your student's school, find contact information, and much, much more.
The easy-to-use app let's you choose which schools to follow so that you don't miss a thing while getting a tailored D2 experience. We recommend you select to follow news from the district along with your student's building. Also, it is recommended that you turn on notifications for the app so that you don't miss a thing.
You can download the app for free on Google Play or Apple App Store
Download for Android https://aptg.co/4R2qR_
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/QbJGzg
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
https://youtu.be/TN3ww1tLDnk
https://youtu.be/TN3ww1tLDnk
“It felt really good, because I need a set of tires."
Those words by Chesnee High School Special Education Teacher Sylvia Landrum explain her explosion of joy when her named was called at our Welcome Back Convocation as the recipient of a set of tires courtesy of our community partners at Michelin!
“I consider it a blessing."
Landrum, the district's 2023-24 Teacher of the Year, said it is so special to know that such a large company supports her mission as an educator. #D2DifferenceMakers
"Thanks Michelin for keeping me rolling," she said. "I'm getting safely to school, and I really appreciate those tires. Thanks for what you're doing for the community."
Those words by Chesnee High School Special Education Teacher Sylvia Landrum explain her explosion of joy when her named was called at our Welcome Back Convocation as the recipient of a set of tires courtesy of our community partners at Michelin!
“I consider it a blessing."
Landrum, the district's 2023-24 Teacher of the Year, said it is so special to know that such a large company supports her mission as an educator. #D2DifferenceMakers
"Thanks Michelin for keeping me rolling," she said. "I'm getting safely to school, and I really appreciate those tires. Thanks for what you're doing for the community."
Congratulations to our 2026-27 Spartanburg School District 2 Teacher of the Year Megan Coffey from Chesnee High School. Mrs. Coffey is an English Teacher at CHS.
"I was shocked to hear my name, because there was some very tough competition," Coffey said. "I was up against some really strong educators, so I'm very grateful."
Mrs. Coffey received the recognition at our Welcome Back Convocation. Thanks to our community partners at Thompson Turner Construction, she also received a check for $4,500 at the event.
"My students," Coffey quickly answered when asked what drives her to excel. "And then trying to refine my practice so that I can best serve them."
Mrs. Coffey took the opportunity to use her spotlight on this special day to encourage others that are considering a career in education.
"You really just don't know how fulfilling it is until you come and experience the classroom. Until you experience those kids having success. Experience those overall success stories," she said. "I work in the high school environment where I get to see kids move from childhood to adulthood, and that is just so rewarding. It is just the greatest blessing that I've ever received."
#D2DifferenceMakers
"I was shocked to hear my name, because there was some very tough competition," Coffey said. "I was up against some really strong educators, so I'm very grateful."
Mrs. Coffey received the recognition at our Welcome Back Convocation. Thanks to our community partners at Thompson Turner Construction, she also received a check for $4,500 at the event.
"My students," Coffey quickly answered when asked what drives her to excel. "And then trying to refine my practice so that I can best serve them."
Mrs. Coffey took the opportunity to use her spotlight on this special day to encourage others that are considering a career in education.
"You really just don't know how fulfilling it is until you come and experience the classroom. Until you experience those kids having success. Experience those overall success stories," she said. "I work in the high school environment where I get to see kids move from childhood to adulthood, and that is just so rewarding. It is just the greatest blessing that I've ever received."
#D2DifferenceMakers
Claire Owens was recognized yesterday for being selected to the AA All State team by CAWS. Bixley Koon was also selected to AA All State! Congratulations ladies!
Chesnee wrestling hosted a summer work out! Thank you Byrnes and Mauldin for making us better!
The following students placed on the national level at the National Beta Convention in Nashville, Tennessee:
Kylie Fowler National Champion in 11th grade Language Arts
Colton Hale 8th place in 11th grade Social Studies See less
Kylie Fowler National Champion in 11th grade Language Arts
Colton Hale 8th place in 11th grade Social Studies See less
