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OPEN ALL SUMMER – If you should need anything this summer, please note that our school will be open all summer, Monday - Thursday with the exception of July 2-5th. Stop by any time from 7:15 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. for support with registration, or for a tour of our school.
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"Serving the children of those who serve us all"
Leavelle-McCampbell Middle School has a Student 2 Student support program and welcomes the children of our military families.
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PREPARE FOR FAMILY EMERGENCIES WITH SMART911 - We are fortunate in Aiken County to have access to a free service called SMART911. The service allows families to register their homes and occupants for the purpose of providing law enforcement and first responders with immediate access to life-saving information in the event of a call for help to 911. During an actual emergency, first responders will have this vital information relayed to them before they arrive. Signing up is fast, easy, and free! Click HERE to view the SMART911 flyer for some great safety tips for students, or visit online at www.smart911.com for more information.
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Congratulations LMMS!
The South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) crafted a framework that focuses on teacher and administrative (collective) leadership to drive student mastery of all elements in the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate. LMMS will be receiving professional development on collective leadership and using the framework to enhance leadership in the building.
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Elesha Ellison Named Silver Bluff High's New Assistant Principal for 2021-22 School Year
The school's lead counselor will serve her alma mater in a new capacity as she transitions to assistant principal in July.
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Nathan Lobaugh Named New Principal of Gloverville Elementary for the Upcoming 2021-22 School Year
Mr. Lobaugh currently serves as the assistant principal at Oakwood-Windsor Elementary School, and will begin his duties as Gloverville Elementary School principal in July.
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Aiken Lead In Prepares Aspiring District Leaders for Future Roles by Identifying and Charting New Career Pathways
District employees have the opportunity to explore new career pathways.
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ACPSD Celebrates Nearly 1,400 Graduates from the Class of 2021 During In-Person Ceremonies
The Class of 2021 overcame many obstacles, disappointments, and challenges along the way to achieving success as high school graduates.
