At East Aiken School of the Arts, our goal is to accommodate differences, reveal a passion for learning, teach appreciation, and stimulate creativity.

Announcements

TITLE I SCHOOL-PARENT COMPACT - Parents and Guardians, please complete the link below regarding the East Aiken School of the Arts School-Title I School-Parent Compact & Parent and Family Engagement Policy. Click here to see our current Title I School-Parent Compact & Parent and Family Engagement Policy to refer to as you complete the survey. We request that you provide your input no later than Friday, October 15, 2021.

https://forms.office.com/r/aMLyC58afL

Thank you for your support and feedback,

Anna Beth Harbeson, Title I Coordinator

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OFFICE HOURS - The front office is open from 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. daily.

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GOLDEN HARVEST FOOD BANK BACKPACK PROGRAM - Golden Harvest Food Bank helps provide weekend food supplies for students at our school. Follow this link if you would like to donate to this program; these funds will be used to feed East Aiken students. https://goldenharvest.org/backpack/east-aiken-elementary-school/

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District Headlines

Aiken Scholars Academy Celebrates Newly Constructed Building with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

Aiken Scholars Academy is the result of a partnership between USCA and Aiken County Public Schools to create an academic school of excellence.

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Assistant Principal Sherrod Davis Supporting Students, Teachers, and Community at Midland Valley High

Davis began his career as a paraprofessional in Special Education and has also served as a special education teacher in the school district.

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Amanda Wilson Serving as New Assistant Principal of Mossy Creek Elementary School

Wilson began her career in education as a substitute teacher in 2012, and served as a high school science teacher for the last six years at North Augusta High School.

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Summer Academic Recovery Program Achieves Goals; 2020-21 Report Card Data Reflects Pandemic Instructional Challenges

More than 1,600 students attended the six-week learning and academic recovery program to help offset learning disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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