Airport High School
Airport High School held its graduation ceremony for the Class of 2022 Friday morning at Eagle Stadium. Family and friends, along with school and district administrators, board members and other elected officials, and Airport High faculty and staff turned out to recognize the accomplishments of the nearly 300 graduates in the Class of 2022. Airport’s […]
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Airport High School has pushed back the start time for its Friday, May 27, graduation ceremony due to a forecast of rain in the early morning hours. Airport’s graduation start time will now be at 10:30 a.m. The outdoor ceremony will still be held in Eagle Stadium.
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Shamia Pelzer, a student at Airport High School, was named Lexington District 2 Student of the Quarter, Tuesday at the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber Breakfast, at Stone River in West Columbia. Anne Reamer, Digital Multimedia/Animation Instructor at the Lexington Two Innovation Center was named Lexington District 2 Teacher of the Quarter at the Chamber Breakfast. […]
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Lexington Two has announced new assistant principals for the 2022-2023 school year. At its board meeting on May 19, on the recommendation of Acting Superintendent Barry Bolen, the Lexington Two Board of Trustees approved the hiring of assistant principals Dr. Hawanya Amaker and Amy Tribble at Cayce Elementary School, Cheryl Talton at Airport High School, […]
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Ten Lexington Two high school athletes declared their intent this week to play their sports at the college level. Thursday, Airport High School had eight athletes participate in a signing ceremony: Yulissa Benitez: Soccer, University of South Carolina-Salkehatchie Isaiah Dudley: Basketball, East Georgia State College Billy Elswick: Baseball, University of South Carolina-Sumter Jeremiah Harris: Basketball, […]
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Airport dropped its game at Hartsville, 3-1, Wednesday. The loss ends the Eagles season. Airport finished the season as Lower State Runner-up.
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Airport defeated James Island 10-8, Tuesday night. With the victory the Eagles stay alive in the state baseball playoffs. Wednesday, Airport travels to Hartsville. the Eagles must defeat the Red Foxes to capture Lower State Championship and play for a state title. (Heather Bradwell photo)
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Airport fell to Hartsville, 1-0, Monday evenintg at Hartsville. Airport will host James Island in an elimination game Tuesday. The winner of that goes to Hartsville on Wednesday for the Lower State Championship.
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