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A.L.C.M.S. CHEER TRYOUTS TO BE HELD MARCH 27-30, 2023. Rising 7th and 8th grade Scholars interested in trying out for Cheer next year, prepare to stay after school on these days for tryouts.
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8TH GRADE PARENTS AND/OR GUARDIANS CAN PURCHASE YEARBOOK DEDICATION ADS TO HONOR THEIR STUDENTS. Please download the form here. They are due no later than Wednesday, March 29, 2023.
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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENT ON DO-NOT-PHOTO/VIDEO REQUEST FORMS - District Reminder Do-Not-Photo/Video Parent Request
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Coca-Cola Donations
Parents/Guardians, Turn your Coca-Cola product purchases into school donations. To donate, visit http://us.coca-cola.com/give/schools/, select AL Corbett Middle School or enter zip code 29164. Enter the code from bottle caps, official code labels on multipacks of Coke products, or scan using the Coke app. Caps and labels can also be given to the front office. Thank you for your continued support!
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Purchase School Spirit Merchandise
Purchase A. L. Corbett merchandise from Carolina Screenprint to support A. L. Corbett Middle School.
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Tdap Information for Rising 7th Graders
Please read the document from Mrs. Kennedy as a reminder for rising 7th graders. They need to have at least one dose of their Tday vaccine when entering 7th grade.
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Highland Springs Middle To Open In 2023-24 With Competitive Athletics And A Community-Selected Mascot
As excitement builds for the opening of Aiken County Public Schools’ (ACPSD) newest campus, Highland Springs (HSMS) fans can be assured they’ll be cheering on HSMS student-athletes during the 2023-24 competitive athletic seasons in the name of a soon-to-be determined mascot.
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Trustees Identify Highland Springs Student Zones Following Community Input
School Board representatives identified the attendance lines for the District’s newest campus on March 7, 2023. “I am so pleased to see the ACPSD Board decision which unifies areas 2 and 3, Paige Day, Highland Springs Middle School’s (HSMS) Principal stated. “This decision will allow HSMS to move forward with competitive programming and to serve the needs of all of the families surrounding our school."
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Aiken Works National Groundhog Job Shadow Day
Aiken Works celebrated its 4th Annual National Groundhog Job Shadow Day earlier this month with a record 1,137 Aiken County Public School District students in grades 8-12 participating, the most ever for this event. Students spent the day shadowing professionals at 518 area businesses.
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Experienced Turn-Around Coach To Lead AHS Football Hornets
Dwayne Garrick will soon lead a new team of student athletes as the recently-selected Head Football Coach of the Aiken High School Hornets. The highly-regarded coach with more than 200 wins over the last 23 years and a reputation for turning around programs throughout the state says he’s been interested in the potential at Aiken High (AHS) for some time now. “It’s a spot that I’ve always had my eye on,” Garrick explained. “It will take some work. But, with the type of players there and coaches already in place, the program can be very successful.”
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Leavelle McCampbell Eighth-Grader Graham Pickrell Wins District Spelling Bee
“Frugal.” That was the championship word Leavelle McCampbell Middle School eighth-grader Graham Pickrell spelled correctly Monday night at the Aiken County Public School District Spelling Bee. The District's Annual Spelling Bee was held at the Amentum Center for Performing Arts on February 6, 2023.
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Pay for tickets to A.L. Corbett Athletic Events at the following website:
https://gofan.co/app/school/SC74303
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For a closer look at the Attributes of Premier students in Aiken County Public Schools, click on the words "Attributes of Premier Students," or simply look around your school as we're sharing these attributes in a big way and posters and banners are everywhere!
