JES Mission Statement

In partnership with our community, the mission of Jefferson Elementary School is to provide all students with a safe, stimulating, child-centered environment that prepares them to become productive and contributing citizens in an ever-changing society. It is our objective that each student, faculty, and staff member at Jefferson Elementary be exposed to quality educational experiences that will ensure that they reach their maximum potential and become life-long learners.

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DONATIONS-Jefferson wants to shout a huge thank you to Bridgestone and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 1579 for their generous donations to the Accelerated Reader program. We really appreciate you!

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Title One: Click and watch the video below to learn more about JES Title One. To participate in our virtual Title One meeting please click here.

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JES Receives $1,000 Grant For Media Center

Thank you to the Midland Valley Elementary School Library Fund of Central Carolina Community! Click the headline above to learn more.

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2021 Palmetto Champions All-Star Football Team Announced

The team includes coaches D’Angelo Bryant of Silver Bluff High School and Brian Smith of Ridge Spring-Monetta High School and student-athletes Drew Stevens of North Augusta High School and Remedee Leaphart of Ridge Spring-Monetta High School.

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Poster and Essay Contest Winners to be Recognized During Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration

Winners and their families are invited to attend the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration where they will be recognized and receive their awards.

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Leavelle McCampbell Middle’s School Improvement Council Named to State School Improvement Council 2022 Honor Roll

A School Improvement Council is comprised of students, parents, teachers, school faculty, staff, and community members who support the principal and the school.

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Aiken County School Board Appoints Educator Fritz Mason as a New Assistant Principal at Aiken High School

His career in education began in the classroom as a special education teacher where he taught seventh-grade, 10th-grade, and 11th-grade English Language Arts.

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