March is Social Work Month, and we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible dedicated Student Services Social Workers! With a passion for supporting students and families, they go above and beyond to provide resources, guidance, and a compassionate ear. Whether they’re helping students navigate challenges, connecting families with vital services, or advocating for student success, their impact is immeasurable! Join us in thanking our Student Service Workers for their hard work and dedication to our students and school community!
2 months ago, Human Resources
March is Social Work Month, and we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible  dedicated Student Services Social Workers!  With a passion for supporting students and families, they go above and beyond to provide resources, guidance, and a compassionate ear. Whether they’re helping students navigate challenges, connecting families with vital services, or advocating for student success, their impact is immeasurable! Join us in thanking our Student Service Workers for their hard work and dedication to our students and school community!
Vincent Harmon. Helping others is the best thing to do in the world. It gives you purpose in life. It is a way to spread love and caring to others through your actions. Helping others helps our community, helping our community helps our world.
Keiautta Wad. I have always had a love for helping others. It gives me great fulfillment by providing support and necessities for families. Just showing up and being there goes a long way. Making sure our students receive the proper education to become successful in life. I do this because I'm compassionate when it comes to helping others. Being a school Social Worker is not just a profession, it's a ministry.
Bashonna Wright. I make a difference in the lives of Aiken County students because I am dedicated to providing the support and resources, they need to succeed both academically and personally. I have been fortunate to develop strong relationships with some of my high school McKinney Vento students by listening to them, showing them that they matter, and connecting them with scholarship opportunities. Being a voice of motivation for them and knowing that I’ve helped them overcome even just one obstacle, is incredibly fulfilling, and it motivates me to continue supporting them the best way that I can.
Deonna Brown. The best part of what I do is helping, guiding, supporting, and showing compassion for others because it is in my heart to do so. I believe everyone needs someone to lean on and encourage them; that is the path the Lord has sent me on. Working in Social Work is where God has led me, and I am so glad He has prepared and ordered my steps to do so. It is more than work for me, this is life, this is hope, this is Ministry.
Kim Hall. Why do I do what I do? I do what I do not only for me but to help others that may need my assistance. What I do is a ministry, to me! I enjoy assisting others in reaching and setting their goals of accomplishment. I like seeing the potential in others, their growth and development. I enjoy encouraging others to do their best and not give up. Working with the whole family allows me to see what the needs are for the family; also, it allows me to be able to reach the students, assisting in eliminating some of the challenges they may face in school and society.   George Washington Carver once said, " How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong, because someday in your life you will have been all of these".   This is why I do what I do!
Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 5, there is a threat of severe weather with wind gusts in the morning forecasted to exceed 40 mph. This wind speed exceeds the threshold allowed for school buses to be on roadways. This wind event will result in a need to shift to e-learning tomorrow. Employees should plan to report to their work location on a two-hour delayed start, with no building or office opening before 10 a.m. Afterschool extracurricular practices, games, and events will continue tomorrow as scheduled. There will be no QuestZone tomorrow. We apologize for the challenges that this will cause our families and appreciate your continued cooperation and support!
2 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
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🌟 Celebrating Our Classified Employees! 🌟 This Classified Employee Week, we honor the incredible staff who keep our schools running smoothly every day! From office professionals to custodians, bus drivers, food service workers, and more—you are the heart of our schools! Shoutout to our hardworking classified employees for their dedication, support, and commitment to student success! Stay tuned every Sunday as we let the light SHINE on the incredible employees making a difference and serving with greatness! #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates
2 months ago, Human Resources
Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, March 2, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum
Antonio Gary	 North Augusta Middle School	 Safety Monitor Thanks for always going the extra mile to assist where needed. You always take the initiative to help the Students and Staff! Thanks for all you do for NAMS! YOU ARE APPRECIATED!	 Miss Stephanie Abney
Jimmie Burke 	 Hammond Hill Elementary Safety Monitor  Mr. Burke goes above and beyond to ensure the safety of students, staff and visitors in our school. From monitoring the halls and grounds, to informing us of safety concerns, and he even goes as far as to clean up debris and areas in need to ensure a clean and safe place for all. He is always willing to fill in where needed and is so polite and friendly with everyone he sees. He takes time to encourage students daily, and is a great role model. We're incredibly lucky to have him!	 The HHE Office Staff
Linda Nyquist	 Millbrook Elementary Custodian	 I wanted to take a moment to give a huge shout-out to Ms. Linda, who has been an amazing addition to Millbrook Elementary! Her kindness and tireless work ethic have truly made a difference. She is exactly what we needed to strengthen our school environment. Ms. Linda always takes the initiative, and her efforts are evident—our upstairs hallway has never been cleaner! We are so lucky to have her on our team.	 Jacque Osteen
Wesley Wade Maintenance	Department Electrician Thank you for taking care of us at North Augusta Middle. We appreciate all that you do for the school district!	 Miss Stephanie Abney
Sharon Morton	 Highland Springs Middle  Custodian	 Ms. Sharon, you are always so sweet and keep our school looking clean. Thank you for all you do.
Pam Meyer	 Midland Valley High School Registrar	 Ms. Meyer is such a hard worker she is dedicated to her job and MV 100%.  She wears many hats at Midland Valley she is always willing to help anywhere she is needed.
Lisa Francis	 East Aiken School of the Arts Secretary	 Ms. Francis is one of the most hardworking, dedicated, caring, flexible, and genuine people I know.  Her caring nature, positive attitude, strong work ethic, and compassion for others make an everlasting positive impact on the lives of everyone around her. Ms. Francis' loyalty and dedication to our school, our children, our teachers, our staff, and our parents are truly inspiring and admired! Ms. Francis is the glue that holds us all together! I would be so lost without her! Thank you for all you do, Ms. Francis! We love and appreciate you to the moon and back!!	 LF
See a Teacher or Staff Member Shine Shout Out @ acpsd.net/shine
🌟 Employee Spotlight – Leading with Excellence! 🌟 We’re celebrating the incredible leaders across Aiken County Public Schools who inspire, guide, and support our students every day! Our teachers, administrators, and support staff shape the future with their hard work and passion. Let’s recognize the modern-day changemakers in our schools who make a difference every single day. Thank you for your commitment, leadership, and service to our students and community! Stay tuned every Sunday as we let the light SHINE on the incredible employees making a difference and serving with greatness! #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates
2 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, February 23, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum
Gerry Stevens	 Midland Valley High School Band Teacher	 Mr. Stevens has always been an amazing band director, always pushing us to the best and helping his students the most. He's always willing to teach new kids who want to learn how to play and is always giving his kids the opportunity to be able to compete and do brand new things. We all love you, Mr. Stevens.
Allison Cook	 Special Programs  Project SEARCH Job Coach	 Mrs. Cook's dedication, attention to detail, and positive attitude have significantly impacted the Project SEARCH program and its interns. Her contributions have greatly contributed to our team's success, and her efforts are truly appreciated.	 Kathy Griffin
Juan Garcia	 Kennedy Middle School Special Education Teacher	 Juan is an exceptional educator who puts his heart and soul into everything that he does to support his students and colleagues. He is hardworking and has no shame asking for help or guidance when he needs it. He has fit amazingly well into his year of teaching and is a complete natural! 	 Kim Aycock
Emily Myers	 Human Resources HRIS Specialist	 Emily consistently goes above and beyond to help out whenever it's needed. Whether it's offering a helping hand, tackling tough tasks, or lending a listening ear, her kindness and approachability never go unnoticed!	 Millbrook Office Staff
Amy Brown	 Aiken High Special Education Teacher	 Amy Brown is an incredible leader who always finds ways to bring people together and create a strong sense of community. Her rapport with both students and colleagues is unmatched, and she gives her all to support our department. We’re so lucky to have her! Thank you for being an awesome department head and friend!
Ashley Watkins	 Mossy Creek Elementary Kindergarten Teacher Let me introduce you to Ashley!! Ashley is always looking for ideas to support her students and to help them make progress in all areas. She spends time at home researching and learning about motor development and how it can impact kid’s educational needs. She goes above and beyond for her students! She is the best!	 Tara
Taneika McDowell	 South Aiken High School Science Teacher	 Mrs. McDowell is a wonderful teacher and coworker! She is always positive and a delight to be around. Thank you for all you do!	 Candace Smith
See a Teacher or Staff Member Shine Shout Out @ acpsd.net/shine
Happy Presidents' Day! Today, we honor the leaders who have shaped our nation and celebrate the leaders we are shaping in our classrooms every day. Your dedication to inspiring the next generation of changemakers makes a lasting impact. #MotivationalMonday # TeachwithACPSD
3 months ago, Human Resources
Happy Presidents' Day! Today, we honor the leaders who have shaped our nation and celebrate the leaders we are shaping in our classrooms every day. Your dedication to inspiring the next generation of changemakers makes a lasting impact. #MotivationalMonday # TeachwithACPSD
It may be the shortest month of the year, but there’s no shortage of SHINE Shout Outs being submitted to celebrate and share the love for our teachers, therapists, coaches, bus drivers, and other staff this February! ✨Big hearts for this week’s featured employees! ❤️ #ACPSDcelebrates #SHINEACPSD
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
 Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, February 16, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum
Vickie Harby	 Special Programs Occupational Therapist	 Vickie has done an amazing job as the team lead for OT/PT this year. She goes above and beyond to advocate for us and make sure we have everything we need to do our jobs well. On top of all that she does as team lead, she is an amazing occupational therapist. We are all very grateful for her!	 Love, the OT/PT Crew
Isaiah Holmes 	 Transportation Bus Driver	 Mr. Holmes has been going above and beyond to transport students safely to and from school. He is always willing to drive routes when other drivers are out. 	 Kristy Sanchez
Dr. Carolyn Anderson 	 Schofield Middle School	 Teaching and Learning Coach Dr. Anderson is truly a gem. She has a deep passion for both our students and teachers, consistently seeking out effective strategies to enhance student success at Schofield. As a master instructional coach, her expertise and dedication make a significant impact. We are fortunate to have her at Schofield Middle School.
Kaylee Youngblood	 Byrd Elementary School 4th Grade Teacher	 Kaylee is a ball of energy in all the best ways. She loves her students hard, cheers her colleagues on shamelessly, and simply lights up any room she steps in.  Her enthusiastic spirit is exactly what the world of education needs.	 T. Reeves
Jacqueline Clavero DeMinck	 Aiken High School/Silver Buff High School  Multilingual Learner Teacher	 Mrs. Clavero Demink builds the most amazing rapport with her students, the faculty, staff and parents. She enters the building daily with an unimaginable energy. To know her is to love her. Her students have a level of admiration and respect for her that is a pleasure to watch.
Tonya Wiggins 	 Busbee Elementary 1st Grade Teacher	 Ms. Wiggins you are absolutely rocking your first year in first grade! From your endless positivity to your ability to collaborate and support everyone around you, it’s clear that you are making such a huge impact. You have a way of making every student feel welcome and valued, and that’s truly something special. Your willingness to lend a hand and work together with your colleagues sets such an amazing example for our school community. We’re lucky to have you here, and I can’t wait to see all the wonderful things you’ll continue to do this year! Keep shining! 🌟	 Leslie Kirkland
See a Teacher or Staff Member Shine Shout Out @ acpsd.net/shine
Shaquavia Hines	 Special Programs Coordinator of Secondary Special Education Shaquavia communicates pertinent information in such a calm manner. She demonstrates great emotional IQ even in heated situations. I try to take notes anytime she speaks in the IEP team meetings where I serve.	 April Wallace
🌿 NOW HIRING – OPEN INTERVIEWS FOR GROUNDS MAINTENANCE! 🌿 Looking for a fresh start or a new opportunity? Aiken County Public Schools is hosting an Open Interview Event for Grounds Maintenance positions! 📍 Location: Goodwill Job Connection, 1015 Pine Log Rd., Aiken, SC 29803 📅 Date: February 26, 2025 ⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM ✅ No experience needed! ✅ Apply ahead of time OR onsite ✅ Bring your resume 💡 How it Works: We will conduct open interviews on-site (no appointment necessary!). The top candidates will receive a job offer via phone call later that day! This event is for interviews only—offers will not be made on-site.
3 months ago, Human Resources
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SPECIAL EDUCATION AIDE HIRING EVENT February 25, 2025 | 12:00 PM-1:00 PM | The District Office | 1000 Brookhaven Drive, Aiken, SC 29803 | 60 hours of basic college credit OR a passing Para Pro exam is required. We will be hosting interviews and extending offers of employment. Offers will only be for schools with current vacancies. Please come prepared for an interview and bring your resume.
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
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🚨 We're Hiring! 🚨 📢 CTE Sports Medicine Teacher – Aiken County Career & Technology Center (2025-2026) Are you passionate about sports medicine and preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals? We're looking for a dedicated Sports Medicine Teacher to join our team at Aiken County Career & Technology Center! 🔹 Requirements: ✅ Valid SC teaching certification in Health Science Technology or any high school certification ✅ Valid state Athletic Trainer certification 💡 Inspire students, share your expertise, and make a lasting impact in CTE education! 📍 Apply today! ➡️ https://acpsd.schoolspring.com/
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
2025-2026- Sports Medicine Teacher. Valid state teaching certification in Health Science Technology or any high school certification and a valid state athletic trainer certification.. Scan. QR code. Call Michelle Lorio 803-306-1182. visit us online www.acpsd.net
New week, new opportunities to shape young minds. Let’s make it count! #MotivationalMonday #TeachWithACPSD #WorkWithACPSD
3 months ago, Human Resources
New week, new opportunities to shape young minds. Let’s make it count! #MotivationalMonday #TeachWithACPSD
Aiken County Public Schools loves our employees! 💙 We’re celebrating the heart of our district—our incredible team members. This week we are shining the spotlight on employees who pour their passion and dedication into making a difference every day. Stay tuned as we share the love! If you know a staff member who deserves some love? Give them a shout-out! www.acpsd.net/shine💬👇 #SHINEACPSD #ACPSDcelebrates
3 months ago, Human Resources
Shine ACPSD Staff Shout Out Sunday, February 9, 2025 Presented by ACPSD's Teacher Forum
Angela Moore	 Aiken High School	 Principal A huge thank you to Angela Moore and the incredible teachers, counselors, and staff at Aiken High School for being so helpful during the district hiring event. Your hard work and support made all the difference in creating a successful and enjoyable day. We truly appreciate everything you did to make it such a great experience. Thank you again for your dedication and teamwork!	 Michelle Lorio
Brooke Dingler	 Special Programs Behavior Specialist	 Ms. Dingler is such an AMAZING person! Her knowledge of students with autism is impressive, as well as her experience and insight about their behavior. Ms. Dingler is so effective at collecting and compiling data, interpreting data, and developing effective interventions and supports to help ensure that the students she serves are valued, respected, supportive, and taken care of. Thank you, Ms. Dingler, for being the amazing person that you are. You are so talented in your field and Aiken County is so blessed to have you on their team. I appreciate you!	 Kim Aycock
Amy Gregory	 Human Resources Induction Coach	 There are not enough words to express how grateful I am for Mrs. Gregory! The tender loving care she gives our induction teachers is heartwarming and greatly appreciated! Mrs. Gregory goes above and beyond the call of duty to help grow induction teachers, instilling in them a sense of confidence and pride! Mrs. Gregory is the BEST of the BEST and a blessing to all who know her!!  It is a true honor to call her a friend and a colleague! Thank you for all you do, Mrs. Gregory!!  	 Lisa Fallaw
Ally Williams	 East Aiken School of the Arts 3rd Grade Teacher	 Ms. Williams is a first-year teacher at East Aiken, but you would never know upon walking into her classroom! Her talent and dedication to her students shine through conversations with her students. They are all inquisitive and enthusiastic and share a love for their teacher. Together as a class, Ms. Williams and her students enjoy learning activities that are unique and that bring out their creativity. She is doing an amazing job instilling in them the drive to be lifelong learners with an appreciation for the arts!
Pernell O’Neal	 Greendale Elementary  Head Custodian	 Big shoutout to the most amazing head custodian! Mr. O’Neal works so hard behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly and looking great. His dedication and attention to detail does not go unnoticed. Keep up the incredible work!	 Mrs. Barker
Beau Jackson	 Kennedy Middle School Science Teacher	 Shoutout to Mr. Jackson for all of the knowledge that he holds both with his advance coursework and degree, as well as the work that he does teaching Science to his seventh grade students. Mr. Jackson is always prepared for his students, consistent in his expectations, and a master of his content. Additionally, Mr. Jackson is a wonderful and supportive coach to his players during football season. I appreciate all of the hard work that Mr. Jackson does each and every day.
See a Teacher or Staff Member Shine Shout Out @ acpsd.net/shine
🌍📚 We're Hiring! 📚🌍 Aiken County Public Schools is looking for a World Language Teacher for Aiken Innovate, our district's online learning platform! 📍 This is NOT a remote position. Teachers report to Six Points Learning Center while delivering virtual instruction. Ready to inspire students through language and culture? Apply today on www.acpsd.schoolspring.com #ACPSDWorldLanguages #AikenInnovate #WorkForACPSD
3 months ago, Human Resources
Aiken Innovate. World Language Teacher, Globe with speech bubbles saying hi in various languages. Now Hiring. 2025-2026. www.acpsd.schoolspring.com
Congratulations to Aiken County Public School District's January Employee of the Month, Ms. Trina Smith! Ms. Smith has worked with ACPSD for seven months and serves as the Assistant Principal at Wagener-Salley High School (WSHS). Since her arrival at WSHS, Ms. Smith has been a dynamic force of positivity and motivation, significantly impacting both faculty and students. Her commitment to fostering a supportive and collaborative environment has brought about notable improvements in the school climate and strengthened relationships within the community. Ms. Smith has embraced change as an opportunity for growth, consistently encouraging innovation and best practices among staff. Her effective enforcement of school rules and discipline has established her as a formidable leader, ensuring a safe and structured learning environment. Her dedication and energetic approach have not only uplifted morale, but also inspired a collective drive towards excellence in all areas of school life. Thank you to our January Employee of the Month, Ms. Trina Smith, for demonstrating excellence as an employee of ACPSD! We appreciate all you do!
3 months ago, Human Resources
Ms. Trina Smith holding an employee of the month award.
📢 Looking for an ESOL position? We’ve got great news! 🌎 ESOL teaching opportunities are now posted on our job board! Look for "Multilingual Learner Program Teacher (MLP)" positions and apply today. 🔗 Visit https://acpsd.schoolspring.com/ to explore openings and start your journey with #ACPSD!
3 months ago, Human Resources
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🚨 Exciting News! 🚨 Aiken County Public Schools has a NEW job board! 🎉 Visit https://acpsd.schoolspring.com/ today to create an account, explore current vacancies, and apply for positions that match your skills and passion. 📌 Start your journey with #ACPSD and make a difference! #ACPSD #JoinACPSD
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
We are hiring. Open positions. Teachers, Paraprofessionals. Custodians and more. Current and 2025-2026. QR code
In celebration of National School Counseling Week, Aiken County Public Schools would like to recognize the outstanding work that our school counselors do for students each and every day. School counselors provide social, emotional, academic, and career support for all students. They also provide personalized support including classroom lessons, small group activities, and one-on-one meetings tailored to each student's needs. School counselors collaborate with key stakeholders such as parents, teachers, administrators, and community organizations to offer a range of resources for student success. We deeply appreciate the dedication our school counseling team has to the well-being and success of all students in ACPSD. #ACPSDCelebrates #NationalSchoolCounselingWeek
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
National School Counseling Week Logo Thank you, School Counselors.
Join us today, Saturday, February 1, from now until 12 PM at Aiken High School for our school district's Hiring Event! Take the first step towards a fulfilling career with Aiken County Public Schools and chat with representatives from all schools and locations. We're excited to meet you and explore opportunities together! Walk-ins are welcome.
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
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Aiken County Public Schools will return to in-person learning and work tomorrow, Friday, January 24; in an abundance of caution, all schools and offices will begin the day on a two-hour delayed start. In preparation for a decision on tomorrow’s operations, our leaders have driven hundreds of miles across the county. Daytime temperatures are beginning to increase, melting snow and drying most roadways. However, it would not be possible to investigate each and every road that families and employees may travel tomorrow, and there are possibly secondary roads and well-shaded dirt roads that may remain unsuitable for travel. Please use additional caution when traveling to school and work tomorrow, avoiding less-travelled secondary routes, where possible. The safety of our students, staff, and families is of most importance; please reach out to school leadership with any concerns. Families in our more rural areas, please stay tuned for possible school bus pickup location changes that may be necessary. Important Details for tomorrow: • Student Meals: With the delayed start schedule, only lunch will be served tomorrow in our cafeterias. • Half-Day & Partial-Day Programs: Students on half-day and partial-day schedules, including Early Learning Special Education students, are encouraged to attend school if possible, however school bus transportation will not be available as buses will be unable to run mid-day routes. • No Before-School Activities: No activities will be permitted before school starts on the two-hour delay. • After-School Activities: Afterschool care through QuestZone will be held tomorrow, as well as other activities planned for after school hours if scheduled by event organizers, club sponsors, coaches, etc. • Aiken County Career and Technology Center: Morning session students should report to their high schools. The afternoon session will continue as planned. We look forward to welcoming everyone back in-person tomorrow. Thank you for your patience and flexibility!
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
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ACPSD HUMAN RESOURCES' LOU WAKEFIELD NAMED TO 2025-26 GEM (GIVING EVEN MORE) HONOR COURT Congratulations to HR Evaluation & Certification Associate Lou Wakefield on being named to the 2025-26 STARS of Public Education GEM Honor Court! District leaders surprised GEM Honor Court members, who are the top five winners in the school district, at their schools last week. The District will host all school winners, recognize top nominees, and announce District winners during the STARS of Public Education Banquet at Aiken High School on March 20, 2025. Congratulations, Lou! We appreciate you!! Stay tuned to our district website and social media as we celebrate our Honor Court Members for GEM of the Year, Professional Staff Member of the Year, District Level Administrator of the Year, Assistant Principal of the Year, Principal of the Year, First Year Teacher of the Year, and Teacher of the Year over the coming week!✨ #ACPSDcelebrates #STARSOfPublicEducation
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
HR’s Lou Wakefield surprised as GEM Honor Court Member.
HR’s Lou Wakefield surprised as GEM Honor Court Member.
HR’s Lou Wakefield surprised as GEM Honor Court Member with district and HR staff.
HR’s Lou Wakefield surprised as GEM Honor Court Member.
HR’s Lou Wakefield surprised as GEM Honor Court Member with Christen Sikes of HR.
HR’s Lou Wakefield surprised as GEM Honor Court Member with district and HR staff.
ACPSD E-Learning/Remote Workday Thursday, January 23 We hope you’ve had an opportunity to enjoy the snow and that the assignments for e-learning today have been worthwhile practice. In collaboration with local Emergency Management officials, district administration is monitoring the impact of Winter Storm Enzo. Based on current conditions of significant snowfall accumulation in many areas and predicted freezing temperatures overnight, Aiken County Public Schools will continue in an e-learning format tomorrow, Thursday, January 23. With travel concerns for students and families, as well as teachers and staff, tomorrow will also be a remote workday for employees. Just like today, teachers will be available for student questions and support with e-learning assignments. We apologize for the disruption that continued e-learning tomorrow may cause, and appreciate your support and understanding. The safety of travel conditions will be reevaluated mid-day tomorrow with the hopes that conditions will allow for a safe return to in-person learning for Friday. An update on our district’s operations for Friday, January 24, will be announced no later than 4 p.m. tomorrow. Thank you again for your flexibility.
3 months ago, Aiken County Public Schools
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