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CELEBRATING SCHOOL LIBRARY MONTH Throughout the month of April, we take time to celebrate the incredible school librarians and library staff across Aiken County Public Schools who go above and beyond to inspire, support, and serve our students, staff, and school communities. From helping students discover a lifelong love of reading to curating resources that support academic success, you play an essential role in transforming learning. Your passion, creativity, and dedication make our libraries welcoming spaces for curiosity, exploration, and growth. Thank you for all you do to empower readers, guide learners, and make our schools stronger through the power of books and knowledge. Happy School Library Month! #ACPSDcelebrates #SchoolLibraryMonth

1 day ago, Aiken County Public Schools

We’re excited to launch today the second video in our new series featuring student interviews with Board Members. Take a brief intermission from Intersession or five minutes away from somewhere fabulous during your extended Spring Break and spend it with us as you "Get To Know Your School Board." Mrs. Patrice Rhinehart-Jackson's interview with Schofield's Kaelea Burton is one you don't want to miss! https://youtu.be/5C1dtEe3q7M #ACPSDcelebrates

2 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

School Board Member Patrice Rhinehart-Jackson with Schofield Middle School student sitting at a table in library for interview.

CELEBRATING PARAPROFESSIONAL APPRECIATION DAY Please join us in celebrating the incredible paraprofessionals who serve our schools and students across Aiken County Public Schools. Also known as instructional aides, special education aides, and more, these dedicated professionals play a vital role in the classroom and beyond. Whether supporting teachers, working one-on-one or in small groups with students, assisting those with special needs, or helping with daily routines and learning activities, our paras are always there, lending a helping hand and making a lasting impact. Their compassion, patience, and dedication help create a supportive learning environment for all students. From guiding early readers to assisting with enrichment activities, their work truly touches every corner of our schools. Today and every day, we are thankful for all they do to lift up our students and support our educators. Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! We hope you’re all enjoying a well-deserved and restful Spring Break! #ACPSDcelebrates #ParaprofessionalAppreciationDay

2 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day. Crayon drawing or adult and student with flowers.

SPECIAL OLYMPICS | A JOYFUL DAY OF CELEBRATION & INSPIRATION On Friday, March 28, Aiken County Public Schools proudly participated in the Area 15 Spring Games Special Olympics at Citizens Park in Aiken, SC. The event, coordinated and led by Amy Ingram and her incredible team from Area 15 Special Olympics, featured an exciting track and field competition that brought together school and community-based programs from Aiken and Edgefield Counties. Our Special Programs department and amazing students truly shined. We extend our heartfelt thanks to local law enforcement for volunteering their time to support and encourage athletes throughout the event. We also recognize with appreciation Patrice Rhinehart-Jackson, Aiken County Board of Education member, who opened the event with an inspiring message to the athletes. As she shared: “Please know that all of you are special, you are inspiring, you are resilient, and you are true examples of angels walking on earth. Thank you for being examples of strength, determination, and fortitude. Thank you for always allowing others to learn from you.” It was a joyful and memorable day filled with celebration, connection, and community spirit. #ACPSDcelebrates #SpecialOlympics

4 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

North Augusta High student buddies at Special Olympics.

Students reach into sensory bin at Special Olympics.

Seven Special Programs staff members at Special Olympics.

Student playing game with help of volunteer at Special Olympics.

Aiken County Public School District administrators, leaders, and board member at Special Olympics.

Student reaching into small pull filled with yellow rubber ducks at Special Olympics.

Adult and students lighting torch at Special Olympics.

Two adult volunteers in orange and yellow vests at Special Olympics.

Student playing tee-ball at Special Olympics.

🌸 Spring Break Send-Off: A Huge THANK YOU! 🌸 As we wrap up March and head into a well-deserved Spring Break, we want to take a moment to celebrate YOU—our incredible employees! Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to our students and community do not go unnoticed. We hope you will take this time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the break—you’ve earned it! #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

5 days ago, Human Resources

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, March 30, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Beth Taylor Department of Special Programs Assistant Superintendent of Special Programs There are not enough words to express how THANKFUL I am for Beth Taylor! Mrs. Taylor is a wealth of knowledge who always has time to listen, offer a word of encouragement, and give advice! She has an incredible ability to connect with others and understand others’ unique personalities and needs. We are very blessed to have Mrs. Taylor in ACPSD! Thank you for all you do, Mrs. Taylor! I appreciate you! LAF

Katie Reynolds Greendale Elementary Art Ms. Reynolds goes above and beyond for her students. She always makes time to listen to them and she genuinely cares for them. She greets them each morning at carline with a smile. She also cares for her fellow colleagues and helped me feel welcome at Greendale. Mrs. Summerford

Sammie Newcomb North Augusta High Band Teacher Ms. Newcomb just threw a banquet to celebrate ten years of orchestra in North Augusta! She has done an incredible job growing the program to the amazing size and talent that it is now. She is a wonderful teacher who shows so much compassion and dedication to her students. Her hard work does not go unnoticed and is appreciated by all! Meghan Barrett

Katherine Wilson Leavelle Middle School Math Teacher Ms. Wilson is an awesome teacher! My son has nothing but positive things to say about her. I can tell how much she pours into her students. She has such a caring spirit! During parent-teacher conferences, she takes the time to speak with each family. She remembers every little detail about her students and their needs! You have a special teacher who the community is blessed to have! Amber Anderson (parent of Isaiah Anderson)

Amy Moore Aiken High School English Teacher Ms. Moore is such a fun and innovative teacher! I have worked with her for two years now, and she is always coming up with new and exciting ways to engage her students. She also is always willing to share and collaborate. She also sponsors the video game club after school, which students enjoy immensely. Ms. Moore's exuberance and passion for teaching is evident to her students as well as others here at Aiken High School. It is a pleasure to be her "next-door neighbor." Laurie Frazier

Julie Cruse Aiken Intermediate School Special Education Teacher Julie Cruse is my super teacher for this year. She is incredibly dedicated and consistently provides the best support for her students. From the morning until the end of the day, her energy and enthusiasm never wane as she teaches and guides each student toward their social and academic success. Way to go, Ms. Cruse!!

Tyren Woodberry Silver Bluff High School Math Teacher Shine, Mr. Woodberry, Shine! I had the opportunity to observe a math lesson, and I was truly impressed. I applaud him for promoting such strong student engagement, with students actively participating and engaging with the work. I loved how he allowed students to express the way they saw the problem and guided them from there. He provides a safe place for students to learn and grow in their understanding of math concepts and skills. Keep up the great work, Mr. Woodberry! The Transformation Support Team: Alicia, Ty-ria, and Trece

Next Week, March 31-April 3, is Spring Intersession Week. Students participating in Intersession Week will be engaged in extensive support or an acceleration program Monday through Thursday. For employees regularly scheduled to work next week, the workday schedule is four 10’s, with Friday off. All schools and offices will be closed Friday, April 4, and the week of Spring Break, April 7-11. We hope you have a restful and enjoyable break!

7 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Spring Intersession March 31-April 3, Spring Break April 7-11.

PRINCIPAL FOR A DAY | HIGH-FIVES ALL AROUND Local business owners, community leaders, and elected officials recently stepped into the shoes of ACPSD school administrators during our annual Principal For a Day event—and what an unforgettable experience it was! From greeting students at carline and observing classrooms to making morning announcements and joining lunch duty, our honorary principals got a behind-the-scenes look at the dedication, heart, and hustle it takes to lead a school. They asked thoughtful questions, connected meaningfully with students and staff, and left with a deeper appreciation for the vital role principals and educators play in public education. This tradition continues to strengthen the bond between our schools and the community, thanks to the support of local leaders who are committed to empowering students and educators every day. A heartfelt thank you to all of our Principals For a Day for accepting the challenge and making this year’s experience a memorable one for all!

8 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Warrenville Elementary Principal For A Day and Principal Charlene Heard.

Byrd Elementary Principal for A Day and Principal Renae Enlow.

Ridge Spring-Elementary School students holding certificates with Principal For A Day and Assistant Principal Patrick Newsome.

Graniteville Elementary Principal For A Day Mr. Corey Burns with Principal For A Day sign.

J.D. Lever Elementary Principal For A Day and Principal Kippy Kelly with J.D. Lever Lions mascot in school hallway.

Millbrook Elementary Principal For A Day Dr. Markesha Miller at desk with principal for a day sign.

North Augusta High Principal For A Day Chief Junior Johnson shakes hands with high school student.

Gloverville Elementary Principal Nathan Lobaugh with Principal For A Day Riley Hall.

Principal For A Day Thank You and listing of all who served as Principal For A Day this year.

Aiken County Public School District, March 25 BOARD MEETING - The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, beginning at 6:00 p.m.  Please visit https://www.acpsd.net/page/board-meeting-livestream to view the meeting agenda and access the livestream when the meeting begins. Board Meetings are open to the public, although seating is limited. Our School Board Representatives may be contacted for any questions from our community stakeholders. Their contact information is available from that link as well.

10 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

🌸 Spring Has Sprung, and So Have Our Thanks! 🌸 As we welcome the season of renewal, we're celebrating our amazing classified employees who help Aiken County Public Schools bloom every day! From keeping our schools safe and clean to serving meals and supporting students, your dedication makes a difference. Thank you for all you do! #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

12 days ago, Human Resources

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, March 23, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Brenda Still East Aiken School of the Arts Library Aide Mrs. Still is one of the most genuine people I know! Her gentle spirit and caring nature are a blessing to everyone around her! Mrs. Still is a fantastic Media Aide and helps keep our Media Center running smoothly! Mrs. Still is the ultimate team player and never hesitates to lend a helping hand! We are very blessed to have Mrs. Still at East Aiken! Thank you for all you do Mrs. Still! We love and appreciate you to the moon and back!

Daniel Kitchings Maintenance Department Locksmith Thanks for all you do! You always come in to complete our work orders with a smile on your face! You always have such a positive attitude. Thank you for the time and effort you put into everything you do! Miss Abney (NAMS Secretary)

Pamela Lamb Midland Valley High School Secretary Pam is simply put, THE BEST (GOAT!!)! Pam has been the person that has been so helpful and diligent in helping a new employee get things sorted out. I know that Pam not only cares about the staff at MVHS, but she also always goes above and beyond in helping me get all the Virtual Lab set up. Pam cares, and I wish there were more employees like Pam! Rachael B. Botson

Kelly Lotson Graniteville Elementary School Secretary Ms. Lotson consistently goes above and beyond in her role, embodying the true spirit of dedication and care. She builds meaningful relationships with students. Her willingness to support teachers demonstrates her collaborative spirit and enhances the entire educational community. Her kind and caring nature is a testament to her character, radiating warmth and positivity that inspires those around her. She shines brightly! GVES Teachers

Emily Graham South Aiken High School Special Education Clerk Emily, your attention to detail, dedication, and professionalism makes everything run smoothly. You manage tasks with such efficiency and always keep things on track, making everyone's life so much easier. You're the backbone of the special education team at South Aiken, and we appreciate you more than words can express! Keep shining! Liza Hyde

Kimberly Johnson Maintenance Department Maintenance Office Manager Thank you, Kimberly, for helping us here at Millbrook. Our Quest Zone families and the surrounding neighbors are so thankful for you and the maintenance crew! Holly Beheler

Karen Wilson Aiken Intermediate School Special Education Aide Ms. Wilson is a paraprofessional in AIS who embodies the essence of a gentle giant. It's clear to see that she is loved by our students. She treats them with the same care and affection as she would her own children, fostering meaningful conversations and providing motivation to keep students to learn. I also appreciate her willingness to lend a helping hand, dedicating her time to support other students in the classroom. Her contributions are truly invaluable to the school.

Congratulations to our 2025-2026 District Assistant Principal of the Year Mr. David Harris, Professional Staff Member of the Year Mr. Rashad Roland, Principal of the Year Mrs. Shunte Dugar, District Level Administrator of the Year Ms. Merry Glenne Piccolino, First Year Teacher of the Year Mrs. Theresa Reeves, Teacher of the Year Dr. Christie Palladino, and GEM of the Year Mr. Ni'Jae Jerry! Stay tuned for more photos from tonight's STARS of Public Education Banquet coming soon! #ACPSDcelebrates #STARSACPSD

15 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

STARS winners grouped together holding their awards.

Congratulations to this year’s Safety Incentive Award recipients: J.D. Lever Elementary School, New Ellenton Middle STEAM Magnet School, and Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle-High School! The Safety Incentive Award was created to encourage and support a positive safety culture across our district. This initiative is meaningful because it directly benefits our employees by enhancing workplace safety while also reducing costs associated with workers’ compensation claims. We are committed to promoting safety and accident prevention in our schools, facilities, and departments. Fostering a safe environment is a shared responsibility, and we greatly appreciate the support of our principals, supervisors, and leaders in making safety a top priority.

16 days ago, Human Resources

Thurston Williams and Alex Rhoden holding a Safety leader award banner in fron of New Ellenton Middle school.

Kippy Kelly and Jennifer Hart holding a safety leader award banner.

Matthew Shepler and Jennifer Hart holding a Safety Leader award banner.

🍀 We Are Lucky to Have Our Amazing Employees! 🍀 Aiken County Public School District is feeling extra lucky to have such dedicated, hardworking, and passionate employees who make a difference every day! Thank you for your commitment to our students, schools, and community—our pot of gold is filled with incredible people like you! #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

19 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, March 16, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

William McKinney Aiken County Career & Technology Center Health Science Teacher Our gentle giant, serves as the Public Health instructor, is very kind! As an instructor, he is very patience with his students, even though he is not a first year instructor, as he came in mid-year, he is adjusting to his role. He too as his colleagues within the Health Science department are always seen with smiles and positive energy. I am not sure if he knows it or hears it enough, but he is appreciated here!

Emily Owens Mossy Creek Elementary 4th Grade Teacher Mrs. Owens wears so many hats each day, and she is amazing at all of them. She deserves a special shout out for all of the work that she has done for our new math textbook adoption. She has communicated information clearly, and she has been such a valuable resource in our school to help teachers navigate this important decision. Thank you for all that you do each day! Abby Hudson

Dr. Whitney Koeppen Division of Instruction Support Specialist Dr. Whitney Koeppen is a dedicated and considerate leader who skillfully balances individual support with collective progress! Her ability to listen, guide, and uplift each person while keeping the team(s) moving forward is truly inspiring. Whitney’s commitment to excellence, collaboration, and growth are greatly appreciated. Transformation Support Team

Sheila Toole Hinson Special Programs Secretary A massive shoutout to our outstanding special programs secretary for doing an incredible job! Your hard work, organization, and dedication never go unnoticed. You keep everything running smoothly and make a difference every day. Thank you for all that you do—you're truly appreciated! Liza Hyde

Lindsey Griffin Aiken Elementary Elementary Interventionist Lindsey Griffin is an amazing asset to Aiken Elementary! Aside from being an amazing interventionist, she brings a bubbly personality and infectious laugh. She builds strong relationships with students and is always striving to learn more so she can support our students. Mrs. Griffin, we appreciate you!

Jessica Matlock Silver Bluff High School Math Teacher Big shoutout to Ms. Matlock at Silver Bluff High School for welcoming us into her classroom to observe an incredible lesson on real-world percentage computation! Students were fully engaged, actively applying their skills, and working diligently to solve problems with confidence. It was inspiring to see math come to life! 🔢✨👏 #MathInAction #RealWorldLearning #EngagedLearners" Ty-ria Jenkins, Ed.S Transformation Support Team

Tabitha Linde Transportation Department Area 4 Secretary Tabitha is a great asset to the Transportation department. She is constantly going above and beyond to help transportation roll smoothly. Kristy Sanchez

Congratulations to Aiken County Public School District's February Employee of the Month, Ms. Ruth Morris! Ms. Morris has worked with ACPSD for six years and currently serves as the School Nurse at Midland Valley High School. Nurse Morris is always diligent in her work and cares a lot for our students. Recently, a student came to her experiencing dizziness and chest pain. She promptly informed the parent, and the student was taken to the hospital. That morning, the mother called Ruth, expressing her gratitude and sharing that, because of her quick action, she saved her child’s life. Both Ruth and the mother were emotional and grateful for the outcome. Yes, our school nurses truly save lives! Thank you to our February Employee of the Month, Ms. Ruth Morris, for demonstrating excellence as an employee of ACPSD! We appreciate all you do! #ACPSDCelebrates #EmployeeOfTheMonth

21 days ago, Human Resources

Ms. Ruth Morris holding an Employee of the Month Award.

Aiken County Public School District, March 11 BOARD MEETING - The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, beginning at 6:00 p.m.  Please visit https://www.acpsd.net/page/board-meeting-livestream to view the meeting agenda and access the livestream when the meeting begins. Board Meetings are open to the public, although seating is limited. Our School Board Representatives may be contacted for any questions from our community stakeholders. Their contact information is available from that link as well.

24 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

🌟 A Day or Two Late, But Never Undervalued! 🌟 Friday was National Employee Appreciation Day, but let’s be real—one day isn’t enough to recognize the dedication, passion, and hard work of our incredible employees! To every team member who shows up, steps up, and makes a difference—THANK YOU. Your commitment doesn’t go unnoticed, and we appreciate you today and every day. #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

26 days ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, March 9, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Willie Conner Transportation Department Transportation Supervisor A big thank you to Mr. Conner for always going above and beyond! He is consistently quick to respond and always willing to help with any issues that come up. His dedication and helpfulness make a huge difference, and we truly appreciate everything he does. Millbrook Elementary is truly thankful for you! Brooke Kirkland and Cassy Ray

Sandra Cash Aiken Elementary 4K Instructional Aide Ms. Cash is such an asset to Aiken Elementary. She goes above and beyond in everything she does. Ms. Cash is always offering a helping hand and looking for new ways to help her students. She is the best!

Bobbie Valentine Green Office of Student Services Student Services Worker Bobbie is the BEST Student Services Worker ever! Her passion for helping our families have the resources they need to be successful is heart warming and inspiring! Bobbie is one of the most dedicated Student Services Workers I know! She always goes above and beyond the call of duty to help our families in need! We are so lucky and blessed to have Bobbie on our team at East Aiken! She is truly a part of our family! Thank you for all you do, Bobbie! We love and appreciate you to the moon and back! Lisa Fallaw

Gregory Pope East Aiken School of the Arts Safety Monitor Aide Mr. Pope is an important member of our East Aiken School of the Arts family! He is an outstanding Safety Monitor and has done a wonderful job tutoring students this year in ONCE. He is an amazing team player and is always willing to lend a helping hand! Mr. Pope is dedicated to helping all students grow both academically and behaviorally. Mr. Pope’s positive nature, work ethic, and caring spirit are greatly appreciated and admired! Thank you for all you do, Mr. Pope! We love and appreciate you to the moon and back!

Lynde Ball Educational Technology Network Technician We couldn't function without her...literally! She flies around fixing this, inspecting that and never slows down! She's a WONDER WOMAN! Super helpful and always quick! Thank you so much Lynde!

Patty Fulmer Midland Valley High School Bookkeeper Ms. Fulmer is consistently kind and helpful to me. She is always available to answer questions and provide answers when I'm in need! I appreciate her giving spirit! Gina Turner

Pam Faw North August Elementary 5K Instructional Aide Pam is a very patient person. The way she interacts with her children and spends time with them is so sweet. She helped my son out as well when he attended NAE. She deserves this and more! Monica Stroman

Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 5, there is a threat of severe weather with wind gusts in the morning forecasted to exceed 40 mph. This wind speed exceeds the threshold allowed for school buses to be on roadways. This wind event will result in a need to shift to e-learning tomorrow. Employees should plan to report to their work location on a two-hour delayed start, with no building or office opening before 10 a.m. Afterschool extracurricular practices, games, and events will continue tomorrow as scheduled. There will be no QuestZone tomorrow. We apologize for the challenges that this will cause our families and appreciate your continued cooperation and support!

about 1 month ago, Aiken County Public Schools

During Spring Intersession, the week of March 31-April 3, a limited number of spots are available for this year’s Fine Arts Camp, Lego Wars, for students in grades 6-8. Fine Arts Camp will be held at Highland Springs Middle School Monday-Thursday from 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Students will be immersed in creativity, the engineering design process, and project design while developing architectural skills to build a strong Lego structure. Registration opens Monday, March 3, at 6 p.m. for ACPSD middle school students and is offered on a first come-first served basis. Please note that due to space limitations, only the first 30 students to apply will be accepted. Once the application window opens, parents/guardians can apply by scanning the QR Code or visiting https://forms.office.com/r/zJ7pj8gvYh. Breakfast and lunch will be provided each day of camp, Monday-Thursday, March 31-April 3, however students’ families will be responsible for their own transportation to Highland Springs Middle. Please contact Dr. Kimberly Fontanez, District Fine Arts Coordinator, at kfontanez@acpsd.net with any questions.

about 1 month ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Calling All Builders Lego Wars Spring Intersession Fine Arts Camp

🌟 Celebrating Our Classified Employees! 🌟 This Classified Employee Week, we honor the incredible staff who keep our schools running smoothly every day! From office professionals to custodians, bus drivers, food service workers, and more—you are the heart of our schools! Shout out to our hardworking classified employees for their dedication, support, and commitment to student success! #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

about 1 month ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, March 2, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Sharon Morton Highland Springs Middle Custodian Ms. Sharon, you are always so sweet and keep our school looking clean. Thank you for all you do.

Wesley Wade Maintenance Department Electrician Thank you for taking care of us at North Augusta Middle. We appreciate all that you do for the school district! Miss Stephanie Abney

Antonio Gary North Augusta Middle School Safety Monitor Thanks for always going the extra mile to assist where needed. You always take the initiative to help the Students and Staff! Thanks for all you do for NAMS! YOU ARE APPRECIATED! Miss Stephanie Abney

Jimmie Burke Hammond Hill Elementary Safety Monitor Mr. Burke goes above and beyond to ensure the safety of students, staff and visitors in our school. From monitoring the halls and grounds, to informing us of safety concerns, and he even goes as far as to clean up debris and areas in need to ensure a clean and safe place for all. He is always willing to fill in where needed and is so polite and friendly with everyone he sees. He takes time to encourage students daily, and is a great role model. We're incredibly lucky to have him! The HHE Office Staff

Linda Nyquist Millbrook Elementary Custodian I wanted to take a moment to give a huge shout-out to Ms. Linda, who has been an amazing addition to Millbrook Elementary! Her kindness and tireless work ethic have truly made a difference. She is exactly what we needed to strengthen our school environment. Ms. Linda always takes the initiative, and her efforts are evident—our upstairs hallway has never been cleaner! We are so lucky to have her on our team. Jacque Osteen

Pam Meyer Midland Valley High School Registrar Ms. Meyer is such a hard worker she is dedicated to her job and MV 100%. She wears many hats at Midland Valley she is always willing to help anywhere she is needed.

Aiken County Public School District, February 25 BOARD MEETING - The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, beginning at 6:00 p.m.  Please visit https://www.acpsd.net/page/board-meeting-livestream to view the meeting agenda and access the livestream when the meeting begins. Board Meetings are open to the public, although seating is limited. Our School Board Representatives may be contacted for any questions from our community stakeholders. Their contact information is available from that link as well.

about 1 month ago, Aiken County Public School District

ACPSD fifth graders are invited to submit an application for the Aiken County Career and Technology Center’s CTE Techno Camp being held on Saturday, March 15, from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Interested students must submit an application by next Wednesday, February 26, at 5 p.m. to be considered. As part of the application, students will select their choice of two CTE programs to explore such as Under the Hood, Team Fashion Design, Photo Pea: Introduction to Photoshop, Code-A-Bot: Robotics, Digital Art and Media: Photography, Cosmetology 101, Barber Shop 101, Aiken Culinary Chefs, Nail Tech 101, An EMT to the Rescue!, The Life of a Biomedical Scientist, and Hair Braiding 101. For more information, please visit the Aiken County Career and Technology Center’s website. Techno Camp Information is available under “Resources,” or call (803) 593-7300. Application Link: tinyurl.com/CTEtechnoCamp

about 1 month ago, Aiken County Public School District

CTE Techno Camp for 5th Graders flyer: Black Grid Pattern Flyer with a QR Code for Applications to CTE Techno Camp, Saturday March 15 8AM-3PM, at the Aiken County Career & Technology Center. Application link: tinyurl.com/CTEtechnoCamp