🎉 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

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21 days ago, Indian Land High School

🎉 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! 💛💙

about 2 months ago, Indian Land High School
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Both our ILHS Symphonic Band and our Wind Ensemble performed at the SC Concert Performance Assessment this past Wednesday. Both ensembles received the highest score possible.
Superior with Distinction!
Superior with Distinction!

This honor demands a great deal of work from our students! We are so incredibly proud of these kids rising to the occasion and giving it their all! Thank you all for your support!
These kids have worked on more than the notes on the page; they are learning real-life skills such as perseverance, work ethic, interpersonal skills, integrity, critical thinking, and problem-solving! They are doing all of this while developing a superior performance! LETS GO WARRIORS!
3 days ago, Indian Land High School
Ms Strauss and Mr Roper pose with their award plaques
band members dressed in concert blacks pose with their instruments after a successful performance.
Saturday, ILHS Track and Field competed in the Bob Jenkins Coaches Classic at South Pointe High School. There were 16 teams there from all over the upper state of South Carolina. This meet is the qualifier for the Elite meet in April. We were able to have numerous student athletes that qualified to compete with the top athletes in the State in all divisions. Below were our top performers of the Meet. We had one student athlete who won the whole meet in his event. Sequel Patterson came in 1st place in High Jump. We also had a school record broken by sophomore Ryan Foster in the 400m, placed second in the meet but ran a 48.64. (For those who do not know a 400 is a full lap around the track lol) Our boys program came in 5th overall and our girls program came in 8th overall. GO WARRIORS!!!
7 days ago, Indian Land High School
Here are the results from the Lancaster and Chester League Archery competition, held at Lancaster HS, SC on 19
March 2026. There were Seven High Schools represented.
ILHS JROTC Archery Team finished First overall with a score of 1609 points in the JROTC Bullseye division.

The top shooters were:
Earl, P. scored 276, which gave 4th place overall in the Team A Division
Gordon, C. scored 275, which gave 5th place overall in the Team A Division
Hutchinson, A. scored 264, which gave 3rd place overall in the Team B Division
Carnnante, C. scored 257, which gave 4th place overall in the Team B Division
7 days ago, Indian Land High School
ILHS Archery

Congratulations to the Indian Land Indoor “Warrior Drums” for earning their third 1st place in a row this past Saturday at Boiling Springs CWEA with their show “Ordinary.” They are certainly chasing the gold at the end of the rainbow! Congratulations to Joshua Roper and his staff!  

They will be competing at CWEA championships at Winthrop on Saturday April 4th. Let’s go!!!

7 days ago, Indian Land High School
ILHS color
The ILHS Academic Challenge team finishes 2nd place in State of South Carolina !
10 days ago, Indian Land High School
ILHS academic challenge team poses on a stage with 2nd place medals around each of their necks.
Many of our students earned awards at this year’s Youth Art Month district show, including Best of Show! Please congratulate them!

Best of Show 2-D: Maggie D, 12th grade — Teacher: Mrs. LeBlanc
Best of Show 3‑D: Nyah M, 12th grade — Teacher: Ms. Humphreys

Seniors:
Paige P — 1st Place 2‑D — Teacher: Mrs. LeBlanc
Juniors:
Wynne M — 2nd Place 2‑D — Teacher: Mrs. LeBlanc
Anvita V — 1st Place 3‑D — Teacher: Ms. Humphreys
Sophomores:
Isabella P — 1st Place 2‑D — Teacher: Mrs. LeBlanc
Lola H — 1st Place 3‑D — Teacher: Ms. Humphreys
Freshmen:
Arden C — 1st Place 2‑D — Teacher: Mrs. Hall
Mirana O — 2nd Place 2‑D — Teacher: Mr. Malady
Christina B — 1st Place 3‑D — Teacher: Ms. Humphreys
10 days ago, Indian Land High School

Join us in welcoming Dr. Norris Williams, Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!

Come meet Dr. Williams during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720

Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!

#OneLancaster #SuperintendentSearch #MeetTheCandidate #PremierDistrict

12 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Superintendent Finalist: Dr. Norris Williams

Join us in welcoming Dr. Rickey Edmond, Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!

Come meet Dr. Edmond during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720

Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!

#OneLancaster #SuperintendentSearch #MeetTheCandidate #PremierDistrict

12 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Superintendent Finalist: Dr. Rickey Edmond

Join us in welcoming Dr. Marty S. Conner, Sr., Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!

Come meet Dr. Conner during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720

Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!

#OneLancaster #SuperintendentSearch #MeetTheCandidate #PremierDistrict

12 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Superintendent Finalist: Dr. Conner

Join us in welcoming Dr. Tanya Campbell, Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!

Come meet Dr. Campbell during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720

Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!

#OneLancaster #SuperintendentSearch #MeetTheCandidate #PremierDistrict

12 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Superintendent Finalist: Dr. Tanya Campbell
Let's celebrate Indian Land High School's success in Charleston last week at the HOSA State Leadership Conference, where some of our students competed in medical competitions.

Our first celebration is that our students raised over $3000 dollars for bone marrow donations through NMDP.

Also, our school was in the top 5 for testing averages (solo testing competitions)

Rayan J was recognized for having one of the top 5 test scores for a Health Care Issues exam.

Ava P was recognized for having one of the top 5 testing scores for Behavioral Health.

Mahi K won second place in extemporaneous writing.

The team of Hasini K, Nidhi V, and Meghna G. was in the top 5 for medical innovation.
13 days ago, Indian Land High School
Last night, ILHS Track and Field took on Nation Ford High School and had an outstanding night to go along with that fabulous weather. We broke two school records last night Kent P and Alivia J, during Shot Put. Aliva threw 10.70m and Kent threw 14.16m. Please congratulate those two student athletes in particular. Indian Land boys won the meet and our girls fell short to Nation Ford High School. Our top results from the meet.

Boys 4x400
1st Place (Jaylen R, Christian D, Tavian D, Ryan F)

Girls 800
1st Place- Ruby S
2nd Place- Daira M
3rd Place- Charleigh M

High Jump Boys
1st Place- Jabez F

Girls Shot Put
1st Place- Alivia J

Boys Shot Put
1st Place- Kent P

Girls 200
1st Place- Jailey J

Boys 200
1st Place- Ryan F
2nd Place- Jaylen R
3rd Place- Kenneth W

Girls 3200
1st Place- Charleigh M
19 days ago, Indian Land High School
🌿 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! 🌻
21 days ago, Indian Land High School
Promotional flyer for Indian Land High School FFA Plant Sale featuring a colorful peach and orange wavy background. The flyer lists available plants including hanging baskets of Boston ferns and mixed arrangements, 6-packs of vegetables like tomatoes and peppers, square pots with flowers and herbs such as geraniums and basil, and 6-inch pots with plants like petunias and mint. Prices range from $3-$20. Sale runs March 27-29 and April 3-4 from 9AM-4PM at Indian Land High Greenhouse, 6100 Charlotte Hwy, Lancaster, SC 29720. The FFA emblem featuring an eagle, plow, corn, and sun is displayed in the corner."
"ILHS FFA Plant Sale flyer advertising plants grown by horticulture students. Sale dates: March 27-29 and April 3-4, 9AM-4PM. Features Boston ferns, succulents, herbs, vegetables, and flowers ranging from $3-$20. Location: Indian Land High Greenhouse, 6100 Charlotte Hwy, Lancaster, SC 29720. FFA emblem displayed."
🎓 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
21 days ago, Indian Land High School
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.
21 days ago, Indian Land High School
"Flyer announcing 'The Power of the Written Word' 2026 essay contest for ILHS seniors and juniors. The design includes a stylized '2026,' an American flag marked with '250,' and a pencil at center trailing letters and words. The contest, sponsored by Living Magazine at Sun City Carolina Lakes, invites students to write an original essay in MLA 9 format (600 words or less) responding to the prompt 'A Letter Celebrating America.' Students should write a letter to a historical figure reflecting on America's 250th birthday and email their Google Doc to john.cutrone@lcsd.k12.sc.us by the deadline of April 27, 2026. The prize is $1,000, awarded in May, with the winning essay printed in Living magazine.
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.
21 days ago, Indian Land High School
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!
21 days ago, Indian Land High School
group dresses all in black prepared to preform
color guard and percussion group poses outside, holding their award
ILHS color guard poses in white costumes holding their award
color guard preforms on a multicolored floor in white costumes
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