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Thursday, December 11th at Myrtle Beach High

Congratulations to the Myrtle Beach High Theatre Company. They competed at the South Carolina Theatre Association’s annual convention and brought home major awards.

Myrtle Beach won the state championship for their production of “The Ninth Train.” Three students earned All-Star Cast honors: Grace Pena, Ethan Benezra, and Jasmine Parlier.

Myrtle Beach will represent Horry County at the Southeastern Theatre Conference in March in Chattanooga, TN.

Mr. Clifford Jones, Superintendent of Horry County Schools, will be holding “Coffee and Conversation with Cliff” events throughout the school year.

The events will both consist of informal listening sessions and discussions. Everyone is invited, and no registration or appointment is needed. Come to any event that meets your schedule.

Inspiring possibilities starts with great educators.

Join a district where teachers are supported, literacy is a priority, and students always come first. Be part of a community that feels like family.

Congratulations to Mrs. Jen Moreno, Myrtle Beach High's Teacher of the Year

Horry County Schools’ performance on the 2025 state report cards, based on overall ratings, shows that 38 out of 57 district schools were rated as Excellent or Good. Of those, 16 HCS schools were rated Excellent and 22 were rated Good, while 18 earned a score of Average.

HCS Scholars Academy High School is ranked #1 of all 1,309 schools in the state, earning a report card score of 99.7 out of 100!