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Midland Valley's Early College program: Start here and go anywhere!
Early College allows students to earn college credit starting the summer after 9th grade. Students graduate with an associate's degree from Aiken Technical College during their senior year of high school.
Click HERE for more information about the Early College Program!
Helpful Links:
Click HERE for Freshman IGP Information.
Click HERE for Midland Valley High School Real Talk Newscast!
Click HERE for FAFSA Friday information!
The ILT "Mustang Hour Program", is an opportunity for students to meet with teachers on a daily basis to get extra help during the school day. We encourage students to take advantage of ILT because we believe all students can improve their individual performances and achieve high academic standards.
If you are a former student or agency in need of a transcript or graduation verification, please submit your request online by going to the following website: https://needmytranscript.com/aiken-county-public-schools, Phone, Fax, Mail and Voicemail Request will not be processed.
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District School Choice Expands; Thematic Options Available
School Choice; Over 20 Thematic Options
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Plans for Aiken County School Additions, New Schools Also Include Demolition, Traffic Flow, Reorienting Buildings
Plans for Aiken County school additions, new schools also include demolition, traffic flow, reorienting buildings
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Kennedy Middle School Sixth-Grade Student Rena Humes Wins 2019 Aiken County Scripps Spelling Bee
Humes will now represent Aiken County during the 2019 Scripps National Spelling Bee that will be held in Washington, D.C. this May.
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Thematic Programs Help Students Develop Leadership Skills
Schools across the district at all levels are implementing programs to encourage students to hone their leadership qualities.
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Student Access For STEM, STEAM and Arts Open Next Year
Empowering creativity will better prepare students to become future-ready.
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Schofield Middle to Become State's First Cambridge International Lower Secondary School
The Cambridge model focuses on helping students develop and improve confidence, responsibility, reflection, innovation and engagement.
