The Bear Cubs are teaming up with Little Caesar’s for a FUN and DELICIOUS fundraiser—and we need your support! 🎉
🗓️ Fundraiser Dates: March 23rd – April 22nd
💻 Online Only: Orders are placed online and delivered straight to your door!
Grab a pizza kit and turn it into the perfect family night! 🍕✨ It’s an easy, tasty way to spend time together while supporting a great cause.
You can order in TWO ways:
👉 Support your favorite Bear Cub by ordering through their personal link!
👉Or purchase directly from our team using this link:
https://fundraising.littlecaesars.com/products?support=b0509f93-10d6-4bff-a5c7-d6082b49b460
Every purchase helps our Bear Cubs continue to grow, lead, and give back to the community. 💛 Thank you for supporting our amazing students—we appreciate you! 🐻💫
Redcliffe Elementary would like to congratulate our All A Honor Roll and our A- B Honor Roll for Quarter 3!! Excellent work! One more quarter to go! Keep striving for the best!
March 30th - April 3rd is Intercession Week: NO SCHOOL unless your child is signed up to attend Intercession.
April 6th - April 10th: NO SCHOOL-- Spring Break !
We will see everyone back on Monday, April 13th!
Enjoy your break!!
A NIGHT OF EXCELLENCE: CELEBRATING THE 2026-2027 STARS OF PUBLIC EDUCATION
Tonight, at Aiken High School, the air was filled with music from the Jazz Band and a shared sense of pride as we honored the incredible individuals who make Aiken County Public Schools shine.
As Superintendent Dr. Corey Murphy reminded us, our schools are not defined by buildings or budgets, but by the people who show up every day for our students.
We are thrilled to introduce our 2026-2027 District Winners: District Teacher of the Year:
Jerry Brannon (Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/High) A master of making complex science feel real and reachable. Mr. Brannon is a cornerstone of his school’s culture, known for meeting every learner exactly where they are with high expectations and a heart for mentorship.
First Year Teacher of the Year: Aleesha Ashe (North Augusta Elementary) In just her first year, Ms. Ashe has created a classroom filled with discovery and joy. Her poise and dedication to her 4K students prove that she is a rising star in the profession.
Principal of the Year: Dr. Charlene Heard (Warrenville Elementary) A visionary leader who believes that when educators are supported, students thrive. Dr. Heard’s leadership is rooted in the deep understanding that meaningful relationships are the foundation of academic growth.
Assistant Principal of the Year: Dr. Miranda Fulmer (Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/High) Recognized for her innovative approach to school schedules and structures, Dr. Fulmer balances strategic data with a genuine heart for every student and staff member.
District Level Administrator of the Year: Brian Gibbons (Federal Programs) A leader of steady resolve and integrity. Mr. Gibbons is a vital guide for our principals, navigating complex responsibilities with a calm, compassionate approach.
Professional Staff Member of the Year: Carrie Adams (Hammond Hill Elementary) As a school nurse, Ms. Adams masterfully balances the well-being of our students with expert professional judgment, ensuring every child feels cared for, respected, and heard.
GEM of the Year: Karen Ulmer (North Augusta Elementary) The definition of service. Ms. Ulmer is the first to ask, "How can I help?" and brings a signature warmth to her school community that makes everyone feel at ease.
The evening also included a beautiful tribute to the legacy of Julie Revelle. Seeing so many staff members stand to honor her impact was a powerful reminder of what it means to lead with kindness.
To all our nominees and winners: Thank you for the talent and character you bring to our schools every single day!
Aiken County elementary schools across the district got to show off all things green and lucky to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
Activities included bingo, creating a leprechaun trap, guest readers in classrooms, searching for gold and more!
Please save the dates! SCREADY testing will be administered for grades 3 through 5 starting at the beginning of May...just a few weeks after returning from Spring Break!
Today we are highlighting Lynnetta Demons, Student Service Worker, and the important role she plays in supporting students and families. Read below to hear in her own words, why she does this work and what inspires her to serve our school community every day.
“My why is simple, because children don’t always tell you when something is wrong . They show you: missed Mondays, inconsistent attendance, behavior that looks like ‘acting out’, quiet compliance that looks like ‘being fine’, and frequent requests for comfort from trusted adults.
This work matters - because one persistent adult, armed with awareness, compassion, and policy, can change the trajectory of a child’s life.
This is my why. And this is what I do the work.”
For more information about the supports available to students and families, visit the Social Work Services page under Academics and Counseling section on the school’s website.
#ACPSDCelebrates #ACPSD #AikenCountyPublicSchools #SocialWorkDay
In collaboration with local emergency management authorities, District leaders have been closely monitoring the severe weather forecasted for Aiken County tomorrow. Hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes are possible. Wind gusts of 60-75 mph are forecasted, which exceeds state regulations for the safe operation of school buses.
In abundance of caution and with safety at the forefront, tomorrow, Monday, March 16, will be an e-learning day for students and a remote work day for employees. Additional information on e-learning can be found under the Academics tab on your school's website.
Students who are able to complete e-learning assignments tomorrow are encouraged to do so. Students who do not have a device, reliable internet, or who are without power due to tomorrow's storm will have ample time to complete the e-learning work. Assignments will not be due until March 27th.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation. Please remain alert for any emergency weather related precautions that may be recommended to keep your family safe with tomorrow's storms.
Applications for Aiken County Public Schools’ 4K program close March 13.
✔ Child must be 4 years old by September 1, 2026
✔ Program led by certified teachers
✔ School year begins July 20, 2026
Families can apply online or scan the QR code on the flyer.
🔗 www.acpsd.net/5k
(Poster created by Taylor Cain, 4th Grade Pawparazzi)
Join Redcliffe Elementary teachers to hear all about kindergarten! On Monday, April 20th from 5:30-7:00, teachers will be available to answer questions, help you register rising Kindergarten students, and you could win one of our raffle baskets. Dinner will be provided. Students must turn 5 by 9/1/2026. To register, bring your student’s birth certificate, immunization record, and 2 Proofs of Residency. A scanner will be available. Use this link to register: https://forms.office.com/r/5Nn7iAJLrv
Join Coach Tice and the Aiken High Girls Soccer Team for our upcoming Soccer Training Camp! This is a great opportunity for young athletes to sharpen their skills and make new friends over Spring Break.
Who: Boys & Girls in Grades 1-5
When: March 30th - April 1st | 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Where: Aiken High Stadium (Teague St.)
Cost: $75 (includes a t-shirt)
How to Register: Scan the QR code on the flyer or head over to GoFan to sign up. See you on the field!
NOTE: The shirt color has been changed to dark blue (not black) with the design pictured.
Aiken County Public Schools Mourns the Loss of Assistant Superintendent Julie Revelle
Aiken County Public Schools is deeply saddened to share news of the passing of Julie Revelle, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Schools.
Julie dedicated her life to education and to the students, families, and educators of Aiken County. Throughout a decades-long career with our district, she has served as an English Language Arts teacher at Kennedy Middle School, Assistant Principal at North Aiken Elementary School, and Principal of Redcliffe Elementary School. In 2018, she joined the district’s Executive Leadership Team as an Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Schools, supporting principals and overseeing the instructional and operational work of many of the district’s elementary schools.
Throughout her career, Julie was known as a thoughtful leader and passionate advocate for students. She worked closely with school leaders and teachers across the district, offering guidance, encouragement, and support for the important work taking place in classrooms each day.
Those who worked alongside Julie will remember her not only for her dedication to education, but also for her kind and gentle spirit. She cared deeply about the people she served and supported throughout her career and took great pride in her family, including her husband, David, their daughter Beth, and grandchildren.
The loss of such a respected leader and colleague is deeply felt across the Aiken County Public Schools community. Support services are being made available for staff and school leaders as they process this loss.
Out of respect for Julie’s family, we ask that the community honor their request for privacy during this difficult time.
Aiken County Public Schools extends heartfelt condolences to Julie’s family, friends, and colleagues. Her dedication to students and educators will leave a lasting impact on our schools and the many lives she touched throughout her career.
