You can drop off aluminum cans beside the Fire Department on Shirley Avenue to assist with financial cost of treating burn victims.

Anderson County collects approximately 2 thousand tons per year.

You can drop off aluminum cans beside the Fire Department on Shirley Avenue to assist with financial cost of treating burn victims.

Anderson County collects approximately 2 thousand tons per year.

You can drop off aluminum cans beside the Fire Department on Shirley Avenue to assist with financial cost of treating burn victims.

Anderson County collects approximately 2 thousand tons per year.

The first school in Honea Path was built in 1810, a one room frame building located not far from East Greer Street, but on what is  now Chiquola property.  It was taught by Hugbey Grantt.  

The second school located on the west side of town was taught by Robinson Cobb.

Around 1878, a two story school was constructed near the site of the present Watkins Elementary School on South Main Street .

In 1923 during the leadership of L. L. Wright, a large brick building was erected for the High School which is now the Middle School. During these years the High School was accredited.

In 1966 the students from Belton and Honea Path High Schools  were consolidated and a modern school was built between the two towns in the High Point Community.  Three years later, Geer Gant  High School in Belton merged with the school enlarging the enrollment to approximately 1000 students.

11000 Belton-Honea Path Highway

Honea Path, SC 29654

Phone:  864-369-7384    

FAX:  864-369-4011

806 East Greer Street

Honea Path, SC  29654

Phone: 864-369-7612 

FAX:864-369-4030 

Mr. Mark Robertson, Principal

107 Brock Avenue

Honea Path, SC 29654 

Phone 864-369-7641 

FAX 864- 369-4034

Dr. John Snead, Principal

P. O. Box 267

Honea Path, SC 29654

Phone: (864) 369-7364

FAX: (864) 369-4006

Mr. Thomas T. Chapman, Superintendent

Belton - Honea Path - Williamston - Head Start program opened the new facility on Black Street in Honea Path in October 2002. About 125 students receive early childhood education and related services here.