Join Coach Tice and the Aiken High Girls Soccer Team for our upcoming Soccer Training Camp! This is a great opportunity for young athletes to sharpen their skills and make new friends over Spring Break.

  • Who: Boys & Girls in Grades 1-5

  • When: March 30th - April 1st | 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

  • Where: Aiken High Stadium (Teague St.)

  • Cost: $75 (includes a t-shirt)

  • How to Register: Scan the QR code on the flyer or head over to GoFan to sign up. See you on the field!

3 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
The Aiken High Girls Soccer Team will be sponsoring a Kids Soccer Camp for grades 1-5 March 30th, 31st and April 1st from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Hagood Stadium. Registration Info is coming soon. The cost is $75 and includes a t-shirt.

Aiken County Public Schools Mourns the Loss of Assistant Superintendent Julie Revelle

Aiken County Public Schools is deeply saddened to share news of the passing of Julie Revelle, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Schools.

Julie dedicated her life to education and to the students, families, and educators of Aiken County. Throughout a decades-long career with our district, she has served as an English Language Arts teacher at Kennedy Middle School, Assistant Principal at North Aiken Elementary School, and Principal of Redcliffe Elementary School. In 2018, she joined the district’s Executive Leadership Team as an Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Schools, supporting principals and overseeing the instructional and operational work of many of the district’s elementary schools.

Throughout her career, Julie was known as a thoughtful leader and passionate advocate for students. She worked closely with school leaders and teachers across the district, offering guidance, encouragement, and support for the important work taking place in classrooms each day.

Those who worked alongside Julie will remember her not only for her dedication to education, but also for her kind and gentle spirit. She cared deeply about the people she served and supported throughout her career and took great pride in her family, including her husband, David, their daughter Beth, and grandchildren.

The loss of such a respected leader and colleague is deeply felt across the Aiken County Public Schools community. Support services are being made available for staff and school leaders as they process this loss.

Out of respect for Julie’s family, we ask that the community honor their request for privacy during this difficult time.

Aiken County Public Schools extends heartfelt condolences to Julie’s family, friends, and colleagues. Her dedication to students and educators will leave a lasting impact on our schools and the many lives she touched throughout her career.

4 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Julie Revelle in blue blazer.
A huge thank-you to Public Education Partners of Aiken County for their generous support in promoting literacy at Gloverville Elementary. Through their My Own Book Program, each third-grade student received a $15 voucher to purchase a book of their choice from our Spring Book Fair.
5 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
PEP - Thank You

One book, two books, red books, and blue books!

Today, Monday, March 2, kicks off Read Across America Week! Read Across America is presented by the National Education Association and plans literacy festivities alongside Dr. Suess's birthday.

We challenge all students across Aiken County Public Schools to pick up a book this week and start reading, and we thank the community leaders who are serving as guest readers bringing literacy to life throughout our classrooms.

6 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Read Across America March 2-6. Photo includes graphics of four children around a glob with pencils and books.

During National School Social Work Week, we are proud to recognize and thank our school social workers and student service workers for the incredible support they provide to our school community.

They play a vital role in supporting students’ academic, social, and emotional well-being through compassionate guidance, collaboration with families and staff, and a strong commitment to helping every student succeed.

The 2026 theme, “Unite to Ignite: Celebrating Our Impact,” reflects the positive difference they make by bringing students, families, and educators together to create a caring and inclusive school environment across all Aiken County Public Schools.

#ACPSDCelebrates #ACPSD #AikenCountyPublicSchools

6 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Happy School Social Work Week! March 1-7, 2026.
🍀March Newsletter🍀
8 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
March Newsletter
March Newsletter Back
Congratulations to Mrs. Rushton for being named Unity Outreach Staff Member of the Month for February. Mrs. Rushton is one of our fabulous Kindergarten aides and we are thankful to have her at GES! Thank you for all you do for our students!
10 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
February Staff of the Month
Join us for Science Night March 12th!
10 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
Science Night - March 12th
Congratulations to Ms. McDiarmid for being named as Jimmy Rooney State Farm Teacher of the Month for February. Ms. McDiarmid is one of our fabulous Kindergarten teachers and we are thankful to have her at GES! Thank you for all you do for our students!
10 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
February Teacher of the Month
Help us celebrate Read Across America week!
12 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
Read Across America schedule
Gloverville welcomed Mr. Cochran back as a WatchD.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) volunteer. Mr. Cochran has three children at Gloverville Benjamin, Madilynn, and Elizabeth who are all third graders. If you are a male and interested in volunteering at Gloverville as part of the WatchD.O.G.S. Program, please contact our school counselor, Dr. Becton.
17 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
WatchDOGS Volunteer

CTE Techno Camp...

18 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
CTE Techno Camp - March 21st
Reminder - Early Release is today! Students will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m.
19 days ago, Gloverville Elementary

Wednesday, February 18, is an Early Dismissal Day for students.

On Early Dismissal Days, elementary school students are dismissed at 11:30 a.m., middle school students at 12:10 p.m., and high school students at 12:30 p.m.

Early dismissal times are slightly different for Aiken Scholars Academy, as well as our schools in the Ridge-Spring area. Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary dismissal is at 11:55 a.m., Aiken Scholars Academy dismissal is at noon, and Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle and High dismissal is at 12:15 and 12:20 p.m., respectively.

These Early Dismissal Days are part of the 2025-26 Aiken County Public School District Calendar and are necessary to support the training and development schedule for state-required teacher training. Please make any necessary arrangements for your child's early dismissal. Elementary school student after school care through Quest Zone is available.

Students receiving transportation services on half-day schedules, such as Early Learning Special Education students, will not be provided school bus transportation on Early Dismissal Days as buses will be unable to make mid-day routes.

Afternoon classes at the Aiken County Career and Technology Center are not held on Early Dismissal Days. Students enrolled in an afternoon class at the Career Center will remain at their high school on these designated days.

19 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Mr. Hammond returned to Gloverville today as a WatchDOGS volunteer.   He spent the day with us and visited with his son, Kai, at lunch. If you are a male and interested in the WatchDOGS (Dads of Great Students) volunteer program, please contact Dr. Becton, our school counselor.
23 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
WatchDOGS Volunteer
We love our bus drivers! We are so thankful for our two bus drivers, Ladale Mills and Martha Perez! Thank you for always going the extra mile for our students! 🚌
24 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
School Bus Driver Appreciation!
Mr. Tice joined us on Wednesday as a WatchDOGS volunteer.  His daughter, Hannah, is in first grade this year.  We are grateful for his time volunteering in our classrooms and on the playground!  If you are a male and interested in the WatchD.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) volunteer program, please contact our school counselor, Dr. Becton, for more information.
25 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
WatchDOGS Volunteer
4K Applications Are Now Open!

Our early learning classrooms focus on building foundational skills in literacy, math, social development, and school readiness all in a nurturing and engaging environment fostered by certified teachers. We help students build confidence, friendships, and a love for learning from day one.

Spots fill quickly, apply today at www.acpsd.net/4k

#ACPSD #ACPSD4K #EarlyLearning
25 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
4K applications open February 9 through March 13, to learn more please visit www.acpsd.net/4K.
Mr. Bailey joined us at Gloverville on Monday as a WatchDOGS volunteer.
If you are a male and interested in volunteering for the WatchDOGS (Dad of Great Students) Program, please contact our school counselor, Dr. Becton, for more information.
26 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
WatchDOGS Volunteer
Join us for our Annual Daddy Daughter Dance!
26 days ago, Gloverville Elementary
Daddy Daughter Dance