Our mission at South Aiken High School is to cultivate in ALL students the world class knowledge and skills that are necessary to be successful in their post-secondary endeavors through the development of the life and career characteristics of integrity, self-direction, global perspective, perseverance, work ethic and interpersonal skills.

Announcements

Just one of two instructional days lost to Hurricane Irma is being made up this first quarter, delaying the end of the first nine weeks by one day as well as the distribution of report cards. Accordingly the first nine weeks will fall on October 27 (instead of October 26) and report cards will be distributed November 1 (not October 31 as previously planned).

JILL W JETT, Principal

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Attention students who earned a Qualifying Score of 3, 4 or 5 on a 2017 AP English, Math or Science exam:

Congratulations on your successful performance on your AP Exam(s)! NMSI incentive checks are in and available for pick up for graduated students at this time. Currently enrolled students will have the opportunity to pick up their checks after the pep rally Thursday.

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Parent - Teacher Conferences

Parent-Teacher Conference Day was previously scheduled for Monday, October 23. Due to the weather make up day, teachers will be available for conferences later in the afternoon/early evening on both Monday, October 23rd and Thursday, October 26th from 3:45-6:45 p.m. at South Aiken High School.

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WEATHER MAKE-UP DAYS: OCTOBER 23 & JANUARY 3

Monday, October 23, 2017, and Wednesday, January 3, 2018, have been approved as the make-up days for instructional time lost on September 11, 2017, and September 12, 2017, due to the remnants of Hurricane Irma passing through our area. The approved make-up days were already designated as the District's first two "weather" make-up days on the 2017-18 school year calendar.

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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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