FCA, First Baptist bring NSHS athletes together for breakfast

Ninety Six High School students are collecting everyday essentials for Meg’s House to help domestic violence survivors rebuild with comfort, dignity and support.

Seniors can submit a baby photo and senior quote to Coach Gibson for the yearbook, and students can still order their copy through Jostens.

After years without a regular student newspaper, a new team of Wildcats is bringing campus journalism back to Ninety Six High School.

Ninety Six High School’s Theatre Club is giving students a place to build confidence, form connections and take creative risks onstage. Through its first production, Southfield Stories, students found that theatre is about more than performing, it’s about belonging.

Ninety Six High School’s new Wildcat Pledge was created to build a stronger sense of unity, character and belonging across the Wildcat community.

Officer Priest explains how parking passes help keep Ninety Six High School’s campus safe and why students can lose driving privileges without one.