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As temperatures drop this week and the possibility of a Winter Storm is on everyone’s radar, please know that we are in close collaboration with local Emergency Management Officials in monitoring for impact to our area. Confidence in a possible impact to Aiken County late in the afternoon and evening this Friday, January 10, is increasing. With a concern for students, families, and employees traveling after dark on Friday in what may be a mixture of sleet and freezing rain, all athletic practices, games, arts-activities, afterschool care, and any other school or district-sponsored event scheduled for Friday, January 10, will not take place as planned. With temperatures expected to be below freezing until mid-day Saturday and in an abundance of caution, any athletics, arts, and other events scheduled to be held before noon on Saturday, January 11, will also be cancelled. Travel to district and/or school sponsored events inside or outside Aiken County that would require employee or student travel prior to noon on Saturday, are also included in this cancellation. We recognize that this will cause a disruption to many, especially our families who rely on QuestZone for after school care as well as those with events, activities, and tournaments that were scheduled. Please know that we are sharing this cancellation update with as much notice as possible based on current conditions and the latest forecasts available. As we keep safety at the forefront of these difficult decisions, we appreciate your continued understanding and support. Please stay tuned for any future updates that this Winter Storm may require and take other precautions that may be recommended to keep your family safe and warm.

3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

Image from the National Weather Service showing possible Storm Ice in Aiken County.

Happy New Year, Aiken County School Families! We hope your student and family had a happy holiday season and restful Winter Break. We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back this week. Students will participate in an e-learning day tomorrow, Monday, January 6, and return to school in-person on Tuesday, January 7. Please note the new state-required Personal Electronic Devices policy that will be in place. Middle and High School students will not be permitted to use their personal electronics and accessories at any time during the school day. There is no change to the Personal Electronic Devices policy for elementary school students as they were already not permitted. Please assure your student that if there is an urgent need for them to reach a parent or guardian during the school day, they can come to the front office and utilize the phone there. Please also know that parents and guardians with an urgent need to communicate with their student during the school day will, of course, be able to do so as well through the front office. Our Code of Conduct available online is updated with this new state-required policy, https://www.acpsd.net/o/district/page/cell-phone-policy. We look forward to students participating in their e-learning tomorrow and having them back in person on Tuesday!

3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

Personal Electronic Devices: Powered Off, Stored, Out-Of-Sight, Not In Use.

🎉 Hello, 2025! A Bright Start to the Second Semester! 🌟 As we ring in the new year, we celebrate the dedication and passion of our incredible staff who continue to make Aiken County Public Schools shine! 💙✨ The second semester is a fresh opportunity to inspire, support, and make a difference in the lives of our students. Let’s keep the momentum going and make 2025 a year of growth, success, and joy! 💬 Join us in sharing a shoutout to a staff member or team who’s ready to make this semester amazing! Together, we’re unstoppable. 🙌 www.acpsd.net/shine #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, January 5, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Ines Bartley Special Programs Educational Interpreter Ines is a beautiful person inside and out. She advocates fiercely for the Spanish speaking families in this district, to make sure all involved with our students have and understand the information they need to make informed decisions. Ines is able to read detailed documents written in English, with fluent and rapid Spanish coming out of her mouth. It is quite amazing to watch. As the number of Spanish speaking families move into our area increases, I wish we could clone her! Laurie Harmon

Shaquavia Hines Special Programs Coordinator of Secondary Special Education Ms. Hines always takes time to help us! She serves many schools but is timely, supportive, and clear in her communication. She develops relationships with the schools she serves and put our students and programs first! Paige Day

Bria Dukes Hammond Hill Elementary Special Education Aide Dear Ms. Dukes, Thank you for taking care of me and being my #1 supporter. Thank you for loving me and teaching me all the things I need to learn to be a good student. I love you so much! PW

Jennifer Hutto Mossy Creek Elementary 5K Aide Keep doing amazing things with your kiddos. You are very loving to your kids and push them to do great things. You are doing a great job with the Once Program while being an amazing support system in the class. I’m so happy to have you as part of our team and blessed to be able to call you a friend. You’re always there when we need you no matter what it is. You are a blessing to our 5K team. We love you most!!

Michele Key Transportation Bus Driver Every year, Michelle goes all out decorating her bus with an Elf and a different theme every day of the last week of school before Christmas. She shows up early and creates a magical atmosphere on her bus each day to get the students excited for their Christmas Break.

Tonya Pearson Chukker Creek Elementary 1st Grade Teacher Mrs. Pearson has been such a blessing to our son Aiden. She is spending extra time with him to ensure he can go above and beyond in the classroom. She’s such a sweet human and we’re thankful for her! Tiffanie DeSiena

Scott Hunter Maintenance Maintenance Systems Program Manager Scott is incredibly focused, reliable, and polite. 10 out of 10 awesome!

✨ Shining a Light on Our Incredible Employees! 🌟 While we’re out for winter break, the dedication and hard work of our staff continue to bring warmth and joy to our community! 💙👏 We’re taking this time to celebrate the outstanding employees who go above and beyond to make Aiken County Public Schools a place where students and staff thrive. Your impact is felt every day, even when the halls are quiet. 💬 Know an employee who deserves a shoutout? Let’s continue to spread positivity and gratitude this holiday season. ❄️🎉 www.acpsd.net/shine #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, December 29, 2024 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Kathlean Stone Hammond Hill Elementary Special Education Aide Ms. Kathlean, I can't thank you enough for your incredible talent, unwavering dedication, and remarkable flexibility!!! Your ability to adapt so effortlessly, work diligently with our students, and always maintain a positive, patient, and encouraging attitude is truly inspiring. You bring a unique blend of skill, warmth, and professionalism that makes working with you such a true pleasure. I'm so grateful for all you've done over these past years, and it's been an absolute joy to collaborate with you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Griffis :)

Christen Sikes Human Resources Educator Effectiveness Coordinator We'd like to collectively thank Mrs. Sikes for the guidance, clarification, kindness and support that has been provided to our staff throughout the year. We are so appreciative of everything she and her colleagues do to make our certification and evaluation processes efficient and of the highest quality. Thank you so much! David Harris, North Augusta High School

Marlee Calloway and Summer Barge North Augusta Middle School School Counselor These guidance counselors put the students above everything else. When we’re happy, when we’re sad, they're there to give us a hug and make our day better than. They are the ones that keep us happy and healthy. Emma Miller

Cindy Gleaton Educational Technology Technology Specialist Cindy is an integral part of our day to day! She makes sure all the laptops are working. She helps with the projectors and the Cleartouch panels. She is always available to help. We would be lost without her!

Fran Gay Belvedere Elementary School 5K Teacher To a teacher who goes above and beyond—not just in the classroom but throughout the school community—you are truly one of a kind! Your dedication to helping host fun, engaging events like our Veteran's Day Program and the school carnival helps to bring families together, creating lasting memories for all. On a personal note, you hold a special place in my heart as my child’s kindergarten teacher. Your kindness, patience, and nurturing spirit has helped shape his love for learning. Thank you for everything you do—you’re a shining example of what makes education magical! Anna Beth

Betty Edwards Kennedy Middle School PE Teacher Mrs. Edwards is the most loving teacher I’ve ever had. She makes coming to school worth it for me. Kyleigh Moore

Tonya Merritt Ridge Spring Middle High School Child Nutrition Program Manager Tonya is our Cafeteria Manager…she goes above and beyond making sure students have a nutritious meal …she also cares about her staff and demonstrates what a leader should be. Sharon Ligons

🎉 Even During Winter Break, Our Employees Shine Bright! 🌟 Even while schools are quiet, the impact of our amazing staff echoes loudly! 🙌💙 Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence continue to bring joy and make a difference in the lives of our students and community.💡 This week, we’re spotlighting some outstanding team members who go above and beyond! Stay tuned as we celebrate the heart and soul of what makes Aiken County Public Schools such a special place. 💬 Have a story of an employee who’s inspired you? Share it through a SHINE! ❄️ www.acpsd.net/shine #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

4 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, December 22, 2024 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Laurie Snyder Redcliffe Elementary Special Education Teacher Her dedication to ensuring every single student feels seen, valued, and supported is inspiring. I love how she embraces their diverse needs and celebrates their progress, no matter how big or small. To this amazing educator: please know that your hard work is noticed, appreciated, and making a difference. You are a vital part of your students’ growth and success, and the love and effort you pour into your classroom every day doesn’t go unnoticed. Be proud of the incredible impact you’re making—we are! 💛🍎👏 Alicia K. Moody- Transformation Support Coordinator

Aiken El Carline Crew Aiken Elementary Crystal Oerman, Kari Keck, LaVaun Odom, Tammy Bell, Lindsey Griffin, Caroline O’Byrne, Marie Murray, and Shannon Erwin A shoutout to these eight carline ladies, that shine so bright with glee! Every morning and after school, regardless of the weather, they are there with helping hands and smiling faces. So easy to see. Thank you, ladies! Mrs. E Jackson/Savannah’s J grandmother

Crystal Bush North Augusta Middle School PE Teacher I wanted to thank you for being such an exceptional team player. You are always willing to support your colleagues. Your enthusiasm and energy are infectious! I appreciate all that you do for NAMS! “We must find time to stop and thank the people who make a difference in our lives.” – JFK Miss Stephanie R. Abney

Sharon Gregory Midland Valley High School Math Teacher Ms. Gregory has stepped out of her comfort zone this year and embraced change in her Algebra 2 classes. Her implementation of the Illustrative Mathematics curriculum has been awe inspiring to the coaches and administrators that have had the opportunity to observe her class. Jennifer Wilson, HS Math Support Specialist

Michael Evans Aiken High Math Teacher Mr. Evans has been exceptional at delivering geometry instruction using the Illustrative Mathematics curriculum. His enthusiasm with his students promotes a joy for mathematics. His willingness to share rubrics and ideas for extending the curriculum for honors students is a huge benefit to all ACPSD geometry teachers. Jennifer Wilson, HS Math Support Specialist

Andrea Seigler Greendale Elementary School 4K Teacher Ms. Seigler transformed her dramatic play center into a theater to provide her students with a meaningful experience and to build background knowledge for current and future learning. The students were actively engaged purposeful play as they played to deepen their learning on the current theme.

Susan Fulmer East Aiken School of the Arts Custodian Susan Fulmer is a very positive and kind person. We had never met, and she didn't know me at all. She offered me one of her personal bottles of water when there was no drink machine on site. She did this selflessly and was so nice and kind. She is such a positive spirit and is a blessing to all those around her. I have seen her in the halls of the school a few times since with the students and staff. She makes everyone smile daily. Thank you for being you, Susan! Brandon Bedenbaugh

Beginning this afternoon, Friday, December 20, schools and offices will be closed for Winter Break. We will reopen after the holidays on Monday, January 6, 2025. Students will participate on January 6 in an e-learning day, and return to school in person on Tuesday, January 7. We thank you for your partnership throughout first semester and wish everyone a wonderful holiday!

4 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

From Our District Family to Yours Happy Holidays

REMINDER: We are encouraging parents and guardians to keep our District’s recently revised Personal Electronics Devices policy in mind with any holiday purchases. Beginning in January, Middle and High School students will not be permitted to use their personal electronics and accessories at any time during the school day, this includes lunch and any other non-instructional times. Student cell phones, smart watches, tablets, gaming devices, and accessories such as headphones and earbuds will be required to be powered off, stored in a backpack or bag, out of sight and not in use at any time during the school day. Our Code of Conduct is available online and has been updated with this new state-required policy. Please take some time to review it with your student over the holidays, along with the consequences for violating this new state-requirement.

4 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Personal Electronic Devices Powered Off, Out of Site, Stored, Not in Use.

Friday, December 20, is a half day for students. Due to the half day schedule on Friday, only breakfast will be served in our cafeterias. Please note the following dismissal times for students on our half day schedule. Elementary schools in the Aiken area (Area One), the North Augusta area (Area Two), the Midland Valley area (Area Three), and Jackson/New Ellenton areas (Area Five) will dismiss at 11 a.m.; middle schools at 11:30 a.m.; and high schools at 11:50 a.m. Aiken Intermediate School’s half day dismissal will be at 11:25 a.m. and Aiken Scholars Academy at 11:20. The Center for Innovative Learning dismissal will be at 1:30 p.m. Elementary schools in the Wagener/Salley/Ridge Spring/Monetta area (Area Four) will dismiss at 11:30 a.m., middle schools at 11:40 a.m., and high schools at 11:50 a.m.

4 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

In a short video released by the district, Superintendent Dr. Corey Murphy provides detailed information on the new state-required Personal Electronic Devices policy that will be implemented as student’s return from Winter Break in January. Aiken County’s policy will allow middle and high school students to bring cell phones and other personal electronic devices , and accessories such as earbuds and AirPods to school, but they must remain powered off, stored in the student’s backpack or bag, and out of sight during the school day. Progressive discipline measures will be enforced for violations of the policy. Parents are encouraged to watch this video with their student and discuss the policy and the consequences for students who are in violation. We thank you in advance for your understanding and support! https://youtu.be/4Jjqsv_vFkk?feature=shared

4 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

ACPSD Superintendent Dr. Corey Murphy image from holiday video..

Join us for Aiken County Public School District’s Spring Hiring Event for Teachers and Certified Staff on Saturday, February 1, 2025! Applicants will have the opportunity for on-site interviews and on the spot job offers! The event will take place at Aiken High School located at 449 Rutland Drive in Aiken, SC from 8 a.m. until noon. All schools and locations will be represented, and we will be hiring for certified positions to include immediate vacancies and future 2025-26 positions. Scan the QR code to apply now for your level of certification to secure an interview at the event. Pre-registration is highly encouraged. Walk-ins are welcome. Direct Link to Register and Apply for the Event: https://acpsd.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx?jcat=Recruitment We will be hiring for certified positions to include Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, and Special Education. Please reach out to our Human Resources Team at (803) 641-2428 for more information. We look forward to welcoming many new teachers and certified staff members to Aiken County in February!

4 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Monday, January 6, 2025 will be an e-Learning Day for students. The e-Learning Day used on September 27 ahead of Hurricane Helene has had to be reclassified as a school closure because many students were unable to access materials and their teachers due to widespread power outages after the storm, What This Means for January 6: • Students will take home their devices over Winter Break and complete assignments on Monday, January 6, using the e-learning platform Schoology. • Teachers will have two hours of office hours to support students. We apologize for any disruption that this may cause our students and families, and appreciate your understanding. For more information, please visit the Latest News on our website.

4 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

Photo by Bruce Mars, Unsplash. African american girl holding a laptop while lounging on a sofa.

DECEMBER 10 BOARD MEETING - The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, 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.

4 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

✨ Merry and Bright: Shining a Spotlight on Our Amazing School District Employees! ✨ We’re celebrating the stars who make our schools sparkle all year long! 🌟 Join us as we shine a spotlight on the incredible employees whose dedication, creativity, and passion make a lasting impact. From spreading cheer to making a difference every single day, their work truly makes our district merry and bright. If you know a staff member who deserves special recognition, give them a shout out at the link below! 💬👇 www.acpsd.net/shine #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

4 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

SHINE ACPSD Teachers and Staff Shout Out Sunday, December 8, 2024 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Carolyn Anderson Schofield Middle School Teaching & Learning Coach Thank you for stepping up to serve as the ACPSD hostess with the most-est for the AVID Regional Pathway Training. Your dedication to teacher and student growth in our district is inspiring and much appreciated. -Micki Dove

Gerry Stevens Midland Valley High School Band Teacher Mr. Stevens always has his heart poured out to each and every band class that he has taught within his 4 years of being at Midland Valley. He has made the band program grow so much through Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Winter Guard, and Indoor Percussion. He shows so much passion to which he loves his job, what he does, and his students. Mr. Stevens is the most outstanding Teacher in Aiken County!

Megan Rowan Paul Knox Middle School Special Education Teacher Megan learned of communication needs of a student in another classroom and identified ways she could use her classroom buddies to encourage and support this student’s communication with buddy peer/support. It is easy to approach work with a “stay in my lane” mentality. Ms. Rowan brings her A Game not only for the benefit of her own class but for everyone at PLMS. She is a learner and a leader! - April

Karen Fiery Busbee Elementary School Assistant Principal Karen always thinks of innovative ways to support and grow teachers and students! She is team player with a positive outlook and truly cares about her school, teachers, students, parents...this district! Her humbleness and genuine personality inspire me! We are blessed to have Karen in ACPSD! - Christen Sikes

Annie Wilson Redcliffe Elementary 5K Aide Mrs. Wilson always has a smile on her face and goes out of her way to check on you! She loves her job and the students she works with (past and present). She remembers people by name and makes everyone feel welcomed! She has helped me become a better teacher with her guidance and support. - Elizabeth Sellers

Eric Ellison Clearwater Elementary PE Teacher Coach E does a FANTASTIC JOB incorporating movement and teamwork into his PE lessons. He teaches students that not everything is about winning. It's about enjoying the moment and learning from the experiences. Some days we lose and some days we win, but every day we try and try again. Thank you, Coach, for being such an impactful team player and for making PE a positive memorable experience. - Ms. Clay

Cynthia Blocker Transportation Office Bus Driver Thank you for always being so helpful! Your willingness to cover other routes at a moment’s notice is greatly appreciated. You go above and beyond to help get our students to and from school. You are an asset to our bus lot, and we are truly grateful to have you on our team. You are beyond appreciated! Thank you for all you do! - Christina Mathis

📚🍎 Thankful for Our Amazing Educators and Staff! 🍎📚 Today and every day, we’re incredibly thankful for the dedication, passion, and hard work of our educators and staff members. 💛 You are the heart of our school, inspiring our students, shaping futures, and making a difference in countless lives. Your commitment to excellence and the love you pour into our community does not go unnoticed. 🌟 To our team—thank you for being champions of education and a source of hope for our students. Let’s continue to learn, grow, and thrive together! 💪✨ If you know a staff member who deserves special recognition, give them a shout-out! www.acpsd.net/shine💬👇 Stay tuned every Sunday as we let the light SHINE on the incredible employees making a difference and serving with greatness! #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates

5 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, November 24, 2024 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum

Susan Carey North Augusta Middle School Math Teacher Susan Carey is a phenomenal teacher and a FANTASTIC mentor! Susan is an involved and creative teacher with a wealth of knowledge. When I joined the NAMS team, she took me under her wings and continues to show me how to navigate the ropes of Middle School. I am so appreciative of all of her help and wisdom. Tamara Butler

Betty Edwards Kennedy Middle School PE Teacher Coach Edwards classes are very fun she helps us when we struggle with our work, and I think she is a great role model. Ormani Patrick

Erin Beck Human Resources Human Resources Associate Erin went above and beyond to support a student’s needs at our school. She and Ashley Watson took the time to visit the school surprising the student. The student's excitement and laughter was just perfect!!! Going above and beyond to make this students day is appreciated by our staff!!! Nathan Lobaugh

Charles Boese Educational Technology Computer Networking Charles has been a big help the last two weeks figuring out some networking issues for our staff at Gloverville. Thank You for your quickness in helping make the transitions quickly and following up to make sure everything was still working the way it should. Your help is much appreciated!!! Nathan

Jessica Bacon Warrenville Elementary PE Teacher Jessica to the rescue. She is a welcoming friendly face every day and she seems to be able to easily recognize the exact moment when a student or co-worker may need assistance or just need some gentle re-direction. I appreciate her genuine smile and offer of assistance; she has made me feel welcomed and valued. Debra Lawton

Elizabeth McCarty Redcliffe Elementary School Special Education Clerk Thank you for going above and beyond in everything you do. Your dedication and hard work truly make a difference, and it’s clear that you put so much care into helping others. We’re grateful to have someone as committed and reliable as you on the team! Lauren Enter

April Slack Division of Instruction Support Specialist April works hard to make sure all middle level math teachers and students are supported using a student center approach to math. Her organization and guidance is outstanding! She listens to the teachers and is always willing to help in the classroom or joining a PLC to offer assistance.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at acGATEWAY in these videos created with last summer's students, get your application in, and get ready to audition for an experience unlike any other. Middle and High School acGATEWAY Student Video: https://youtu.be/qVQxpUwGcCk Elementary acGATEWAY Student Video: https://youtu.be/m1w8D-ScAX8 Applications for new and returning students are due by December 9. https://www.acpsd.net/page/gateway

5 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

Middle and High School age students dancing and having fun.

Aiken County Public Schools' Calendars for next year (2025-2026) and 2026-2027 have been developed and are now board-approved! Planning for the requirements of a 180-day school year is no easy task! Thank you to all who were involved in creating calendars that most closely align with the requests of our families, teachers, and staff!

5 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

🍂✨ Employee of the Month Spotlight! ✨🍂 Join us in celebrating our incredible Fall Employee of the Month winners! 🏆🎉 They exemplify the qualities that make our district a truly special place. These employees have gone above and beyond. Thank you for your passion and commitment to excellence. Your efforts inspire us all! 🍁👏 Let’s give them some love in the comments below! 💛👇 Please log into PowerSchool Records to nominate the next employee of the month and visit https://www.acpsd.net/o/district/page/employee-relations to check out all of Fall’s winners.

5 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Shortly after the tax was voter-approved, we spent some time at South Aiken High, Silver Bluff High, Midland Valley High, and North Augusta Middle School with students, teachers, staff and principals, and with our Elementary School Student Superintendent Advisory Council. Please watch the video linked below where they share their appreciation to Aiken County voters. https://youtu.be/IT6PbBF1JY4?si=KuGRtoQg2TxpoWUj

5 months ago, Aiken County Public School District

A large group of elementary school students at their Superintendent Advisory Council Meeting.

Earlier this month, Aiken County Career & Technology Center senior Phlebotomy students hosted a “Stick Day” for friends, family and community members to come out and have their blood drawn as they worked to meet the necessary requirements to sit for their Phlebotomy certification exam. Each student must completed 30 successful venipunctures (veins) and 10 successful capillary punctures (finger sticks) in order to take the certification exam. Health Science Instructors Jennifer Friar and Shelby Gaskill were on hand for guidance and support as they supervised each appointment. Phlebotomy students were booked and busy with “patients” all day as they welcomed friends, family members, former students, and even Aiken County Board of Education Member Mrs. Patrice Rhinehart-Jackson! Thank you to all who came out to help these students reach their goals on their way to becoming certified Phlebotomists!

5 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools

Phlebotomy student smiling with adult with band aid on her hand after appointment

Phlebotomy student handing band aid to patient sitting in chair

Phlebotomy student with smiling adult patient during appointment

Phlebotomy student standing in classroom looking through paperwork

Phlebotomy student and instructor look at patient's arm during appointment

Health Science instructor standing in classroom observing appointment and smiling

Phlebotomy student standing in classroom arranging supplies

Phlebotomy student and instructor looking at patient's hand

Eleven Career Center Phlebotomy students in uniform standing in hallway

NOVEMBER 19 BOARD MEETING - The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, 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.

5 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools