Avinger ISD

06/17/2026

06/04/2026

🎉🇺🇸 Huge congratulations to Christopher Reynolds, a proud 2025 Avinger graduate, for successfully completing Army boot camp! Your dedication and hard work have truly paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder. Thank you for your commitment to serving our country. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll achieve in your military career!

05/31/2026

Graduation 2026

05/28/2026

🌟 A huge thank you to Alice Cogburn from Wilkes Power Plant! 🎉 Your generous donation of school supplies will help kick off the new school year on the right foot for our teachers. 📚✏️ We truly appreciate your support in making our classrooms ready for success!

05/27/2026

Senior Walk 2026

05/27/2026

Kindergarten Graduation 2026

05/22/2026

Senior Spotlight

We are proud to highlight Olivia Pilgrim!

Olivia will begin at NTCC this Fall with hopes of one day being an ultrasound tech. Her drive to work in the medical field comes from her love for helping others.

Since enrolling in Avinger this year, Olivia has played a big part in basketball as the team manager, has rocked the tennis courts, been an active Student Council member, and recognizes her time as a Honey Bear in her old district. She is known for her bubbly personality, willingness to participate, and love for a good nap!

Olivia notes her favorite Senior memory: “Sitting in Mr. Nugent's class doing the lockdown drill, trying our best not to laugh, then Mr. Nugent does the Power Ranger move when he hears the doorknob start wiggling.” She would like to thank Mrs. Lauren for helping her in so many ways through all the obstacles Senior year brought.

Her advice to future Seniors: “Apply to all the scholarships!”

“Judging someone does not define who they are; it defines who you are.”
Photos by Lauren HInerman

05/21/2026

Senior Spotlight
We are proud to highlight La’Nyiah Williams!
Inspired by her own experiences recovering from sports injuries, she has been accepted to Texas A&M University- Texarkana, where she plans to pursue a career in physical therapy or coaching. She hopes to one day help others safely regain their strength, just as she did with the support of her physical therapist.
During her time in high school, La’Nyiah was involved in basketball, baseball, track, tennis, archery, National Honor Society, Student Council, and UIL.
An outgoing student and natural leader, La’Nyiah brings confidence, positivity, and energy to everything she does. One important lesson La’Nyiah says she has learned is to be yourself, even when everyone is watching.
When asked who made the most meaningful impact on her high school journey, she credits her friends: “They gave me confidence when I didn’t have it and helped me keep my head up during tough times."
Her advice to future seniors: Relax, enjoy the moment, and take it all in. You only get the high school experience once.
"Everybody’s fixing their looks, but nobody’s fixing their soul." -Unknown
Photos by Lauren HInerman