WHHS Counseling

Enrollment and Registration

If you are enrolling a student at Wade Hampton High School, follow the steps below to complete the registration process.

Enrollment Steps:

Step 1: Complete Online Enrollment

Please complete the Parent Enrollment Online. Please see the instructions and FAQ.

Step 2: Complete Registration Forms

Grade-level registration forms can be found under the Helpful Documents section of this page. Once completed, please email it to Marianne Childers (email below) or deliver it to the school after step one is complete.

Transfer to GCS from Non-Accredited Institutions & Homeschool:

Before completing enrollment, please email coursereview@greenville.k12.sc.us because each transfer request varies based on the grade level and course credit being considered, the Executive Director of Instructional Innovation will guide the process and provide information tailored to your specific needs.

Need help?

If you have questions about enrollment, please contact the school counseling office:

Mrs. Marianne Childers - School Registrar

Phone: (864) 355-0104
E-mail: mchilders@greenville.k12.sc.us

Helpful Documents:

2026-2027 School Year:

General Forms:

Clubs & Organizations

Summer Camps and Programs

Seals of Distinction

LaunchGVL

WHHS Scholarships

Announcements

Senior Parent Night:

If you missed the Senior Parent Night held on September 1, 2026, please use the links below to review the information shared.

Junior Parent Night:

The Counseling Department hosted our annual Junior Parent Night this Spring of 2026. Please see the links below.

Junior Parent Night Presentation

Junior Parent Night Recording

Junior Parent Night Survey

Dual Enrollment Night:

If you missed the 2026 Dual Enrollment Informational Session, please see the recording below.

Mission & Vision

The mission of the Wade Hampton High School Counseling Department is to provide a comprehensive, data-driven program that focuses on maximizing the academic, social/emotional, and college & career goals for each student in our diverse student body. As advocates, school counselors engage and cultivate intentional relationships with students, families, staff and the community. The counseling program also seeks to enhance access to meaningful educational and career opportunities for all students. We strengthen our school’s culture of excellence by expecting the personal best from our students. In a diverse and ever-changing world, our school community of equity will “Educate, Inspire, and Empower” all graduates to be responsible, productive, and well-rounded citizens

At Wade Hampton High School, School Counselors view all students as capable, productive citizens who can lead and strengthen their communities as well as contribute world-class knowledge and skills to an ever evolving global society. .

Find out how our school counselors plan, manage, deliver, and evaluate our program and meet this mission through our counseling program goals and beliefs.

Our school counseling department was recently recognized as the first and only high school in Greenville County to receive the RAMP Designation: Recognized ASCA (American School Counselor Association) Model Program. This award is reserved for schools across the country that demonstrate a comprehensive, data-driven school counseling program.

Greenville County Schools Backpack

Parent Backpack Training

Click here for instructions on how to access Parent Backpack to view student grades. Students must be an active WHHS student and parents will need to know student ID to create account.

Sign in using your regular username and password to see everything in one location: access grades, attendance, Career Center info, etc.

Calendar

As school counselors, we provide a comprehensive program that provides services to all students in grades 9-12. Our department calendar allots our time to direct student services (like classroom lessons and small group counseling) as well as program management and school support. Click on specific events in our calendar below to read more.

Bibliotherapy Resources

Bibliotheraphy is reading for therapeutic effect. Check out the resources Mrs. Fansher from the WHHS Library has put together for students on a variety of topics!

Check out "Cameron's Collection" -- an e-book resource for students to anonymously check out digital books on a variety of topics like relationship issues to stress management.

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