Our mission is to provide a student-centered, technologically-enriched learning community focused on STEM education to encourage the highest level of career and college preparation. We hold firm to this expectation for ourselves and our students.

Announcements

TDAP Shots – Just a reminder: 7th graders are required to have a Tdap shot prior to the beginning of school. Please make an appointment with your child's doctor or Health department.

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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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Headlines

Two Jackson STEM Middle School Students Receive Duke TiP Recognition

Congratulations to Reagan Newsome and Paul Sharpton!

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Student Receives Art Recognition

Caitlin Fulmer received an Honorable Mention for the South Carolina Education Association’s Read Across South Carolina Art Contest.

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District Announces Call Me MISTER Program Cohort

Students from Aiken High, Midland Valley High, and Silver Bluff High will attend Aiken Technical College, The University of South Carolina Aiken or Clemson University to complete the program.

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Ridge Spring-Monetta High School Announces New Head Football Coach

Brian Smith will begin coaching responsibilities for the 2019-20 school year.

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Principal of Silver Bluff High School Named

Dr. Katie Briscoe will succeed Bert Postell beginning in July.

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Adult Education Celebrates Graduates For Award-Winning School Year

Aiken County Adult Education Center's Summer Session opens June 10.

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