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2ND GRADE ASSESSMENTS ~ All second grade students in South Carolina participate in the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) and Iowa Test of Basic Skills (l TBS) assessments during the month of October. Graniteville Elementary 2nd Graders will take the assessments October 10 - 14, 2022. The primary purpose of these assessments is to identify potential students for academically gifted and talented programs. No special preparation is required of students beyond getting a good night's sleep and having a nutritious breakfast. A letter was sent home to further explain the assessments. If you have any questions, please ask your teacher or Mr. Jobes, Assistant Principal.
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GRANDPARENTS DAY ~ Grandparents are invited to eat lunch with their student on Friday, October 7. Lunch for Friday is a pepperoni pizza or a Wow butter and jelly sandwich, steamed broccoli and carrots, kiwi and milk. Please ask your teacher for their lunch schedule.
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IT'S SPOOKY TO BE HUNGRY - Graniteville Elementary School is participating in the It's Spooky to be Hungry Golden Harvest Canned Food Drive October 10 - 28, 2022. The grade level that collects the highest amount of donations will receive a spooky treat! Many thanks for any donations your family can give!
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Superintendent's Report & Evaluation
Aiken's Superintendent Earns "Very Good" Evaluation Rating; Contract Extension
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New Categories Added to District's STARS of Public Education Employee Recognition Program
In addition to GEM (Giving Even More), Teacher of the Year, First Year Teacher of the Year, Assistant Principal of the Year, and Principal of the Year, the district will introduce a Professional Staff Member of the Year Award as well as a District Level Administrator of the Year Award.
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District Leaders Serve First Year Aiken County Educators at Induction Teacher Cookout
First year teachers and educators new to Aiken County were greeted by district leaders at a cookout ahead of their first Induction meeting of the school year.
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Students Achieve High Honors and National Recognition through Aiken High School's Cambridge International Program
Aiken High School students are recognized for their outstanding academic achievements as the school's Cambridge International Program continues to grow.
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Mark Your Calendars: CSRA College Night September 15
Over 90 colleges and universities are expected at the James Brown Arena to share opportunities with CSRA students. Plus, $10,000 in scholarships will be awarded.
