🎉 INDIAN LAND HIGH SCHOOL
50/50 CASH RAFFLE 🎉
💰 WIN BIG. GIVE BACK. 💰
The Indian Land High School PTSO is kicking off a 50/50 Cash Raffle, and YOU could walk away with HALF THE POT! 🏆
🎟️ When you buy a ticket, you’re supporting:
⭐ Students & Teachers
⭐ School-Wide Events
⭐ Staff Appreciation & Lunches
⭐ Athletic Booster Club
⭐ Band Booster Club
📅 Fundraiser Dates:
February 2 – March 31
🏆 Winner drawn electronically:
📆 April 1 at 12:00 PM
✨ Every ticket makes a difference—and one lucky winner takes home 50% of the total cash pot! 💵
🎟️ Tickets are $20 and can only be purchased at: www.indianlandraffle.com
👇 SCAN THE QR CODE TO BUY TICKETS 👇
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💙💛 Support Our School. Show Your Warrior Pride! 💛💙
50/50 CASH RAFFLE 🎉
💰 WIN BIG. GIVE BACK. 💰
The Indian Land High School PTSO is kicking off a 50/50 Cash Raffle, and YOU could walk away with HALF THE POT! 🏆
🎟️ When you buy a ticket, you’re supporting:
⭐ Students & Teachers
⭐ School-Wide Events
⭐ Staff Appreciation & Lunches
⭐ Athletic Booster Club
⭐ Band Booster Club
📅 Fundraiser Dates:
February 2 – March 31
🏆 Winner drawn electronically:
📆 April 1 at 12:00 PM
✨ Every ticket makes a difference—and one lucky winner takes home 50% of the total cash pot! 💵
🎟️ Tickets are $20 and can only be purchased at: www.indianlandraffle.com
👇 SCAN THE QR CODE TO BUY TICKETS 👇
50_50 Jackpot for Indian Land High! 💰✨ QR code.png
💙💛 Support Our School. Show Your Warrior Pride! 💛💙
🎉 INDIAN LAND HIGH SCHOOL
50/50 CASH RAFFLE 🎉
💰 WIN BIG. GIVE BACK. 💰
The Indian Land High School PTSO is kicking off a 50/50 Cash Raffle, and YOU could walk away with HALF THE POT! 🏆
🎟️ When you buy a ticket, you’re supporting:
⭐ Students & Teachers
⭐ School-Wide Events
⭐ Staff Appreciation & Lunches
⭐ Athletic Booster Club
⭐ Band Booster Club
📅 Fundraiser Dates:
February 2 – March 31
🏆 Winner drawn electronically:
📆 April 1 at 12:00 PM
✨ Every ticket makes a difference—and one lucky winner takes home 50% of the total cash pot! 💵
🎟️ Tickets are $20 and can only be purchased at: www.indianlandraffle.com
50_50 Jackpot for Indian Land High! 💰✨
💙💛 Support Our School. Show Your Warrior Pride! 💛💙
🌿 ILHS FFA Plant Sale is HERE! 🌿
Join us March 27-29 & April 3-4 (9AM–4PM) at the Indian Land High Greenhouse for an amazing selection of plants grown by our Horticulture students!
🪴 Boston Ferns • Mixed Arrangements • Succulents 🥒 Vegetables: Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers & More 🌸 Herbs & Flowers: Basil, Lavender, Snapdragons & Beyond
Prices start at just $3! Cash & check preferred.
6100 Charlotte HWY, Lancaster, SC 29720
Support FFA & grow something beautiful! 🌻
Join us March 27-29 & April 3-4 (9AM–4PM) at the Indian Land High Greenhouse for an amazing selection of plants grown by our Horticulture students!
🪴 Boston Ferns • Mixed Arrangements • Succulents 🥒 Vegetables: Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers & More 🌸 Herbs & Flowers: Basil, Lavender, Snapdragons & Beyond
Prices start at just $3! Cash & check preferred.
6100 Charlotte HWY, Lancaster, SC 29720
Support FFA & grow something beautiful! 🌻
🎓 Planning for Your Student’s Future?
Calling all parents of college-bound students! If you haven't tackled the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) yet, now is the perfect time to cross it off your to-do list.
Even if you’re concerned that your family might not qualify for traditional "need-based" financial aid, completing the form is still a vital step. Many colleges and universities use your FAFSA information to determine eligibility for:
Merit-based scholarships
Work-study programs
Institutional grants
Low-interest federal student loans
Think of it as unlocking a door—you won't know what's behind it until you have the key!
💻 Get Started Today
Ready to help your student take the next step? Head over to the official government site to begin: fafsa.gov
Calling all parents of college-bound students! If you haven't tackled the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) yet, now is the perfect time to cross it off your to-do list.
Even if you’re concerned that your family might not qualify for traditional "need-based" financial aid, completing the form is still a vital step. Many colleges and universities use your FAFSA information to determine eligibility for:
Merit-based scholarships
Work-study programs
Institutional grants
Low-interest federal student loans
Think of it as unlocking a door—you won't know what's behind it until you have the key!
💻 Get Started Today
Ready to help your student take the next step? Head over to the official government site to begin: fafsa.gov
The Sun City Living Magazine Education Committee is proud to announce their 2026 essay contest.
In honor of America's 250th Birthday we are asking students to, "Write a letter to a historical figure reflecting on America's 250th birthday."
First place prize will be $1,000. Special recognition will also be made for runner ups.
The deadline for receiving entries will be April 27.
In honor of America's 250th Birthday we are asking students to, "Write a letter to a historical figure reflecting on America's 250th birthday."
First place prize will be $1,000. Special recognition will also be made for runner ups.
The deadline for receiving entries will be April 27.
These students in ILHS JROTC are
amazing and did outstanding in retaining the Honor Unit of Distinguish (HUD) award for the next three
years. Here is the break down by categories:
Command Improvement Program Briefing scored 34 out of 35 points
Service Learning Briefing scored 19 out of 20 points
DRILL
o Platoon Unarmed scored 14 out of 15 points
o Color Guard scored 14 out of 15 points
Cadets (LET 1-4) Five Lessons Interview scored 20 out of 20 points
Instructor Interview scored 30 out of 30 points
The final score was 98 out of 100 points. (There is a formula that is used to calculate the final points.)
When you see the Cadets within JROTC please congratulate them on a outstanding job, in showing the
WARRIOR Pride.
amazing and did outstanding in retaining the Honor Unit of Distinguish (HUD) award for the next three
years. Here is the break down by categories:
Command Improvement Program Briefing scored 34 out of 35 points
Service Learning Briefing scored 19 out of 20 points
DRILL
o Platoon Unarmed scored 14 out of 15 points
o Color Guard scored 14 out of 15 points
Cadets (LET 1-4) Five Lessons Interview scored 20 out of 20 points
Instructor Interview scored 30 out of 30 points
The final score was 98 out of 100 points. (There is a formula that is used to calculate the final points.)
When you see the Cadets within JROTC please congratulate them on a outstanding job, in showing the
WARRIOR Pride.
The indoor percussion team performed in competition for the first time ever and won first place!
Last week we had 22 outstanding musicians represent Indian Land at the SC Region 3 Honor Band Clinic. This is a very difficult process for these individuals and is a huge honor.
Yesterday our indoor percussion ensemble did it again! They earned first place with a score of 5 points above everyone else in their class!
Please congratulate these kids for their hard work! LETS GO WARRIORS!
Last week we had 22 outstanding musicians represent Indian Land at the SC Region 3 Honor Band Clinic. This is a very difficult process for these individuals and is a huge honor.
Yesterday our indoor percussion ensemble did it again! They earned first place with a score of 5 points above everyone else in their class!
Please congratulate these kids for their hard work! LETS GO WARRIORS!
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Junior Announcement: SAT/ACT School-Day Testing
Juniors, South Carolina offers all third-year students (Juniors) the opportunity to take one college entrance exam—the SAT or the ACT—during the school day at no cost. You can only select one.
ILHS will be offering these exams on campus during the school day on the following days:
🗓 Testing Dates
• SAT: Wednesday, March 11, 2026
• ACT: Wednesday, March 25, 2026
📩 A sign-up link will be emailed to your parents/guardians this week. If you plan to take either exam, your parent/guardian must complete the form by Friday, January 9, 2026. The form will close at 11:59 p.m., and late submissions will not be accepted.
📊 Review the SAT vs. ACT Comparison Chart below to help decide which test is best for you.
If you have questions, see Ms. Austin, Test Coordinator. stephanie.austin@lcsd.k12.sc.us
Juniors, South Carolina offers all third-year students (Juniors) the opportunity to take one college entrance exam—the SAT or the ACT—during the school day at no cost. You can only select one.
ILHS will be offering these exams on campus during the school day on the following days:
🗓 Testing Dates
• SAT: Wednesday, March 11, 2026
• ACT: Wednesday, March 25, 2026
📩 A sign-up link will be emailed to your parents/guardians this week. If you plan to take either exam, your parent/guardian must complete the form by Friday, January 9, 2026. The form will close at 11:59 p.m., and late submissions will not be accepted.
📊 Review the SAT vs. ACT Comparison Chart below to help decide which test is best for you.
If you have questions, see Ms. Austin, Test Coordinator. stephanie.austin@lcsd.k12.sc.us
GET EXCITED! PROM TICKET SALES
THIS IS THE LAST WEEK TO PURCHASE PROM TICKETS. There will be no tickets sold after March 6, 2026.
Prom Date: Saturday, April 18th, 2026
Time: 8PM-Midnight
Place: The Gateway Center- 3200 Commerce Dr # C, Richburg, SC 29729
Refreshments: Heavy horderves and drinks (dinner will not be served)
Ticket Price: $75 per person
Ticket Sales Dates: Feb 23 - March 6 in the commons before school and during lunch
Prom Registration Form (linked below)
Early grads, Seniors, and Juniors must complete this form before purchasing a ticket
Outside Guest Form (copies available outside D116)
If your guest does not attend ILHS, the outside guest form must be completed prior to purchasing a ticket.
Here are the results from the 4thBrigade Best of the Best Archery Championship, held in Hickory, NC
on 27 Feb 2026. There were Twenty JROCT High Schools represented.
ILHS JROTC Archery Team finished Fourth overall with a score of 1597 points in the JROTC
Bullseye division.
ILHS JROTC Archery Team finished Sixth overall in the with a score 1495 points in the JROCT IBO
3D division.
on 27 Feb 2026. There were Twenty JROCT High Schools represented.
ILHS JROTC Archery Team finished Fourth overall with a score of 1597 points in the JROTC
Bullseye division.
ILHS JROTC Archery Team finished Sixth overall in the with a score 1495 points in the JROCT IBO
3D division.
Important: How to Review and Update 2026-2027 Course Requests FINAL ACTION
Dear Indian Land High and 8th Grade Parents and Students,
As we finalize our planning for the 2026-2027 school year, it is time for a final review of your student’s course requests. This is a critical step to ensure your student is on the right path for their academic goals.
Please follow the steps below to access requests via a computer or web browser, as the mobile app may not display the full details required for this process.
How to View Course Requests
To see the courses currently selected for next year, please log in through the PowerSchool Portal:
Go to the PowerSchool Website: Navigate to the district’s PowerSchool URL on your computer.
Log In: Enter your student or parent username and password.
Find 'Class Registration': On the left-hand navigation menu, click the Class Registration icon.
Review the List: You will see the list of courses requested for the 26-27 school year.
Please Note: These are requests only and are not a guaranteed schedule. Final schedules depend on course availability and master scheduling constraints.
Resources to Guide Your Decisions
Before making any changes, we strongly encourage you to review the following resources found on our school website:
ILHS School Counseling Website: For graduation requirements and FAQs.
2026-2027 Course Guide: To read course descriptions, prerequisites, and grade-level requirements.
If you still have questions, ILHS students may contact their assigned counselor; ILMS 8th grade students may email Mrs. Ramieri at Jennifer.Ramieri@LCSD.K12.SC.US (please type “ILMS Course Request Question” in the subject line)
Exciting Opportunities for 8th Graders
We are pleased to announce that rising 8th graders now have the opportunity to take English 1 Honors and/or Geometry with Statistics Honors.
Eligibility: Participation is based on recommendations from current teachers.
Action Needed: Interested students should submit the change form below.
How to Request a Change (Final Window)
This is the final opportunity to make changes to course requests. If a course appears on your request list and is successfully scheduled, you will be required to remain in that class for the duration of the term.
The Link: https://forms.gle/ZFwKsgPfUqPgKXXE9
Deadline: All changes must be submitted by Tuesday, March 10th, at 4:10 PM. ---
The Recommendation & Override Process
Once the change form window closes, teachers will review the lists to provide their professional recommendations.
Teacher Review: Teachers (8th grade through High School) will confirm if the requested level (College Prep vs. Honors or AP) is the best academic fit.
Counselor Outreach: If a teacher’s recommendation differs from what you requested, a school counselor will call the parent/guardian during the week of March 23rd.
Override Option: During that call, counselors will offer an Override Form if you wish to proceed with your original choice despite the teacher’s recommendation.
Thank you for your attention to these important deadlines. We look forward to a great 2026-2027 school year!
Best regards,
ILHS School Counseling Department
Dear Indian Land High and 8th Grade Parents and Students,
As we finalize our planning for the 2026-2027 school year, it is time for a final review of your student’s course requests. This is a critical step to ensure your student is on the right path for their academic goals.
Please follow the steps below to access requests via a computer or web browser, as the mobile app may not display the full details required for this process.
How to View Course Requests
To see the courses currently selected for next year, please log in through the PowerSchool Portal:
Go to the PowerSchool Website: Navigate to the district’s PowerSchool URL on your computer.
Log In: Enter your student or parent username and password.
Find 'Class Registration': On the left-hand navigation menu, click the Class Registration icon.
Review the List: You will see the list of courses requested for the 26-27 school year.
Please Note: These are requests only and are not a guaranteed schedule. Final schedules depend on course availability and master scheduling constraints.
Resources to Guide Your Decisions
Before making any changes, we strongly encourage you to review the following resources found on our school website:
ILHS School Counseling Website: For graduation requirements and FAQs.
2026-2027 Course Guide: To read course descriptions, prerequisites, and grade-level requirements.
If you still have questions, ILHS students may contact their assigned counselor; ILMS 8th grade students may email Mrs. Ramieri at Jennifer.Ramieri@LCSD.K12.SC.US (please type “ILMS Course Request Question” in the subject line)
Exciting Opportunities for 8th Graders
We are pleased to announce that rising 8th graders now have the opportunity to take English 1 Honors and/or Geometry with Statistics Honors.
Eligibility: Participation is based on recommendations from current teachers.
Action Needed: Interested students should submit the change form below.
How to Request a Change (Final Window)
This is the final opportunity to make changes to course requests. If a course appears on your request list and is successfully scheduled, you will be required to remain in that class for the duration of the term.
The Link: https://forms.gle/ZFwKsgPfUqPgKXXE9
Deadline: All changes must be submitted by Tuesday, March 10th, at 4:10 PM. ---
The Recommendation & Override Process
Once the change form window closes, teachers will review the lists to provide their professional recommendations.
Teacher Review: Teachers (8th grade through High School) will confirm if the requested level (College Prep vs. Honors or AP) is the best academic fit.
Counselor Outreach: If a teacher’s recommendation differs from what you requested, a school counselor will call the parent/guardian during the week of March 23rd.
Override Option: During that call, counselors will offer an Override Form if you wish to proceed with your original choice despite the teacher’s recommendation.
Thank you for your attention to these important deadlines. We look forward to a great 2026-2027 school year!
Best regards,
ILHS School Counseling Department
On Wednesday night, the IHS Track and Field team competed against Northwestern High School in a preseason meet. What a night! We were able to run 91 student-athletes last night just from Indian Land. We had some outstanding performances in some brutal conditions. Alivia J was able to break the school record for girls discus, recorded on Milesplit. They will be on the road next Thursday, 3/5/2026 at York High School for our first regular season meet. They will host our 1st home meet of the year, 3/10/2026, against Nation Ford High School. GO WARRIORS!
Girls Discus
1st place- Alivia J
100m hurdles
1st place- Caitlin
Boys High Jump
1st place- Sequel P
2nd place- Jabez F
Boys 400m
1st place- Tavian D
2nd place- Ryan F
Girls 400m
1st place- Caitlin L
2nd place- Aubrea B
Girls 800m
1st place- Adeline S
3rd place- Aubrea B
Girls 1600m
1st place- Adeline S
2nd place- Ruby S
Boys 1600m
1st place- Keenan B
2nd place- Stuart G
Boys 200m
1st place- Jaylen R
2nd place- Tavian D
Boys 100m
1st place- Jaylen RA
Congratulations to the ILHS JROTC students who have qualified to participate in the 4th Brigade JROTC Best of the Best Archery Competition in Hickory, NC.
Nicole A
Cristina C
Peter E
Austin F
Cameron G
Ellen G
Arieal H
Remi K
Katelyn K
Zane M
Travis M
Nathaniel S
Lena S
Nicole A
Cristina C
Peter E
Austin F
Cameron G
Ellen G
Arieal H
Remi K
Katelyn K
Zane M
Travis M
Nathaniel S
Lena S
Visual Team and Instrumental Music Informational Meeting on Tuesday, March 3rd FLEX, featuring drum corps, percussion, color guard, dancers, and string instruments.
It will be short yet informative!
All questions will be answered!
Please join us VIRTUALLY from ANYWHERE!
https://meet.google.com/ais-krsu-pqb
Thursday, February 26th at 6:30 PM
It will be short yet informative!
All questions will be answered!
Please join us VIRTUALLY from ANYWHERE!
https://meet.google.com/ais-krsu-pqb
Thursday, February 26th at 6:30 PM
Academic Challenge finished our regular season with 2 huge wins against Buford High (34-7) and Fairfield Central High (26-9).
We finish the season 9-1 with regionals next Friday March 6th!
Join us tonight for the first Boys Lacrosse game in school history.
Indian Land @ Clover. 6:30 pm start time.
Indian Land @ Clover. 6:30 pm start time.
Senior Class of 2026!
This is a reminder that we will be taking a whole senior class photo on the bleachers on the football field. Please wear your school spirit attire: 'Our Final Chapter" sweatshirt if you have one. If not any Indian Land clothing would be great. See below for instructions:
1. Thursday, March 5, 2026
2. Football Stadium bleachers
3. Time: 3:25
When you hear the dismissal for all seniors, please report directly to the Football Stadium and sit on the bleachers.
Thank you,
The Yearbook Staff 2026
This is a reminder that we will be taking a whole senior class photo on the bleachers on the football field. Please wear your school spirit attire: 'Our Final Chapter" sweatshirt if you have one. If not any Indian Land clothing would be great. See below for instructions:
1. Thursday, March 5, 2026
2. Football Stadium bleachers
3. Time: 3:25
When you hear the dismissal for all seniors, please report directly to the Football Stadium and sit on the bleachers.
Thank you,
The Yearbook Staff 2026
Ms. Jennifer LeBlanc led students in designing artwork for Youth Art Month. Congratulations to Taylor H and Miah M, whose selected designs will be displayed in front of the Springs House in Lancaster throughout March.
Congratulations to the ILHS Winter Percussion team to its first performance of the season — marking the very first time Indian Land has had indoor marching winter percussion. Not only did they perform… they earned First Place!
