Riverside High School's Virtual Enterprises program has won the Southern Region Business Plan title with their company, Tundra, which created the Ice Cap, a product designed to fit over an existing lock and allow doors to unlock instantly using a wristband fob or a mobile app. The team will compete at the national level in New York City in April. The program allows high school students to create a product and work in a simulated company, providing them with real-world experience. The team runs day-to-day business operations out of the classroom, and some members have even worked with local business owners.

Schools in Greer have performed at or above the state level in all subject areas, according to school officials. Elementary schools are demonstrating year-over-year growth, middle schools are making impressive gains in literacy, and high schools are excelling in English while strengthening math. Blue Ridge High School was the district's top-performing high school for the 2024-2025 school year, with 97.9% of students passing the English II End-of-Course Exam. Riverside High School has the highest percentage of students earning a WIN Career Readiness Credential, with 90.7% of students credentialed.