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College bound? Don't forget to apply for the Sirrine Scholarship!
College bound? Don't forget to apply for the Sirrine Scholarship!
Students may apply for a $2,000 Sirrine Scholarship by visiting the Sirrine Scholarship Application website. The on-line applicant system will open February 2, 2026. All applications must be submitted online by April 15, 2026.
Sirrine Scholarships are awarded for a maximum of four years for undergraduate study at a two- or four-year institution. Sirrine Scholarships are renewable for a maximum of three (3) years, provided the student maintains satisfactory progress toward the completion of his/her program of studies. Renewals are not automatic; the student must reapply each year.
There are two (2) different applications for applying for the Sirrine Scholarship.
New Applicant – A student has never applied for the J. E. Sirrine Scholarship or has never been awarded the scholarship. A student must be a graduate of the class of 2023, 2024, 2025 or 2026 in order to apply for the 2026-2027 academic school year.
Renewal Applicant – A student is currently receiving the J. E. Sirrine Scholarship and is eligible for renewal of the scholarship. A student may be awarded up to four years for undergraduate study at a two- or four-year institution.
**Winter graduates are not eligible for this scholarship opportunity as they are unranked and class rank is a part of the eligibility process**
J.E. Sirrine.pdfSeniors! If you want a senior quote with your yearbook portrait please fill out this form by Friday February 20th @3:45 PM. Submissions will not be accepted late. Please read the criteria and know if the criteria is not followed Yearbook Staff has the right to not use it.
Time to add some dates to your calendar!
Time to add some dates to your calendar!
Mandatory Senior Meetings: April 16th and 17th in the Auditorium
Graduation Supplies Delivery: April 16th during all lunches in the Commons
Prom: May 2nd at the Greenville Convention Center
Senior Chromebook Collection: May 7th in the Media Center
Yearbook Celebration: May 8th in the Commons
Senior Awards Night: May 12th (by invitation only)
Senior Exams: May 11th and 12th
Senior Elementary Walk: May 14th
Mandatory Graduation Practice: May 15th in the Commons
Graduation: May 21st at 6:30 pm. Students need to arrive at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena by 5:15 pm
Seniors!
Seniors!
It's time to vote for your classmates "Most Likely To" Superlatives for the 2026 yearbook. Fill out this form by February 6th for your nomination to be considered.
Exam Prep Flyer 25-26 (SAT and ACT).jpgAre you ready for the SAT and ACT coming up in March?
Are you ready for the SAT and ACT coming up in March?
See the flyer for more information about FREE afterschool test prep right here at Woodmont.
Senior Portraits
Senior Portraits
Our official photographer for Senior Portraits is Legacy Studios.
Cap and gown + formal drape/tux photos will be used in the yearbook. If you would like to purchase digitals or prints you must purchase through Legacy Studios.
If you have any questions about viewing your senior photos, see the instructions linked below.
If you want to go ahead and pre-purchase your yearbook - the link is here. The deadline to purchase a Senior Ad in the yearbook has been extended to January 23rd!
UsingCAwithSchooLinks.pdfTrying to send your transcript to potential colleges?
Trying to send your transcript to potential colleges?
We got you! Woodmont uses Schoolinks to send transcripts to colleges as well as teacher recommendations. You'll want to tell Schoolinks about the applications you are filling out - that gives your school counselor a way to send your transcript securely through Parchment.
Check out this guide to using the College Application Manager in Schoolinks. As a reminder, Schoolinks is an app in your Backpack for Students.
Greenville - SchooLinks Student College Application GuideGreenville County College Fair
Greenville County College Fair
We had such a great time at the College Fair with our 11th and 12th graders! Be on the lookout for our next field trip.
CollegeFair2025.pdfNew College Visit Form.pdfPlanning to visit a college?
Planning to visit a college?
Pick up the College Visit Excuse Form in Attendance before you go!
It's time to order your cap and gown!
It's time to order your cap and gown!
Herff Jones is now able to take orders for your graduation cap and gown. You’ll go to the Herff Jones website to order.
You can shop by high school (Woodmont) and then navigate to just the cap and gown under Graduation Products, and then Grad Gear and Apparel. It is at the very bottom of the page with just a picture of the gown. Don't worry, it includes the cap and tassel.
Prices will go up after December 1st, so be sure to order soon.
Want to buy an ad in the yearbook for your senior student? Make sure you do it before the deadline - December 1st
Want to buy an ad in the yearbook for your senior student? Make sure you do it before the deadline - December 1st
Interested in attending a HBCU?
Interested in attending a HBCU?
This slide is fantastic resource for information about HBCU colleges including virtual tours. Click on the school's pennant to take a tour. The slide also includes a link to the Black Common App!
In South Carolina, we have 8 HBCU colleges:
Allen University- Columbia
Benedict College- Columbia
Claflin University- Orangeburg
Clinton College- Rock Hill
Denmark Technical College- Denmark
Morris College- Sumter
South Carolina State University- Orangeburg
Voorhees University- Denmark
FAFSA Information
FAFSA Information
Be sure to read the article, "Common Problems with the New FAFSA", before getting started. It has some great tips for getting it completed quickly.
FAFSA will send you the SAI (Student Aid Index) which is the basis for your financial aid package from colleges.
Remember, you'll be attending college in the Fall of 2026. You will want the '26-'27 FAFSA form. Don't get confused! The '26-'27 FAFSA form will open October 1st.
FAFSA Support
FAFSA Support
Thanks to grant funding from United Way Worldwide, United Way of Greenville County has partnered with Greenville Technical College to provide guidance and support to students and families navigating the complexities of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
For basic information, please dial 2-1-1 to contact our community resource line. This will connect you with one of our operators who can provide general FAFSA application and process information, as well as general resource navigation.
Check out this article for synopsis of the steps required to complete the FAFSA form.
FAFSA-FinAid-Guide-Class-2025-Eng.pdfFAFSA 25-26 Quick Guide (1).pdf
12th Grade Administrator
12th Grade Administrator
Ms. Chawana Goodwin
School Counselors
School Counselors
Ms. Hern: A-B
Ms. Garrett: C-Dr
Ms. Southerland: Du-Gr
Ms. Drummond: Gu-J
Ms. Morris: K-Ma
Ms. Brown: Mc-On
Ms. Niekamp: Op-R
Ms. Horne: S-Te
Ms. Caldwell: Th-Z
Graduation Coach
Graduation Coach
Ms. Taylor
Important Things to Remember
Important Things to Remember
Attendance
Attendance
It is possible to fail a class due to attendance
Missing too many classes will mean you need to serve Seat Time Recovery. You cannot serve Seat Time after you graduate.
Seat Time Recovery sessions only available on certain days and times for a fee
Graduation Requirements
Graduation Requirements
Fulfill the SC Diploma Requirements as specified by the State Department of Education
Meet attendance requirements
Meet behavior standards as stated in student handbook
Report abuse