Aiken County Public School District

Achieving Excellence

Our students and schools benefit greatly from Aiken County's retirees. We welcome retirees at our schools and events. In fact, we offer the Gold Circle Program providing free admitance to sports, arts and other activities for qualifying individuals 60 years old and over.

Retirees make up the large portion of our volunteer base and offer a wealth of experience to our school system.

Whether you've devoted your career to education, or are just looking to spend some time giving back to children, we have a purpose for you in our school system and thank you for your interest in Aiken County Public Schools.

Aiken Scholars Academy Announces Third Cohort

Fifty rising Freshman will begin a new journey as ASA's third class in August.

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Sheldon Higgenbottom to Lead Midland Valley High School in the 2020-21 School Year

Mr. Higgenbottom, a 1983 graduate of Midland Valley High School, is excited to return home and once again join the Mustang family.

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Experienced Education Administrator Dr. Corey Murphy Named Chief Officer of Operations and Student Services

Following three years of service in Virginia as chief of staff for Williamsburg-James City-County Public Schools, South Carolina native Dr. Corey Murphy returns to the Palmetto State in a new leadership role.

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District Awarded Grant to Provide Head Start/Early Head Start Services

The school district will administer an annual Federal grant awarded through the Department of Health and Human Services of an estimated $3.4 million dollars to support the health, nutritional, and social well-being of families in Aiken and Barnwell counties.

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