Wednesday, August 20, 2025, is a scheduled 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 (ASA), as well as our schools in the Ridge Spring area. ASA early dismissal will be at noon, Ridge Spring-Monetta (RSM) Elementary is at 11:55 a.m., RSM Middle at 12:15 p.m. and RSM High at 12:20 p .m. The ASPIRE Evening Program will not be held tomorrow.
These Early Dismissal Days are part of the 2025-26 Aiken County Public School District Calendar and are necessary to support state-wide 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.
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 (ASA), as well as our schools in the Ridge Spring area. ASA early dismissal will be at noon, Ridge Spring-Monetta (RSM) Elementary is at 11:55 a.m., RSM Middle at 12:15 p.m. and RSM High at 12:20 p .m. The ASPIRE Evening Program will not be held tomorrow.
These Early Dismissal Days are part of the 2025-26 Aiken County Public School District Calendar and are necessary to support state-wide 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.
Wednesday, August 20, 2025, is a scheduled 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 (ASA), as well as our schools in the Ridge Spring area. ASA early dismissal will be at noon, Ridge Spring-Monetta (RSM) Elementary is at 11:55 a.m., RSM Middle at 12:15 p.m. and RSM High at 12:20 p .m. The ASPIRE Evening Program will not be held tomorrow.
These Early Dismissal Days are part of the 2025-26 Aiken County Public School District Calendar and are necessary to support state-wide 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.
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 (ASA), as well as our schools in the Ridge Spring area. ASA early dismissal will be at noon, Ridge Spring-Monetta (RSM) Elementary is at 11:55 a.m., RSM Middle at 12:15 p.m. and RSM High at 12:20 p .m. The ASPIRE Evening Program will not be held tomorrow.
These Early Dismissal Days are part of the 2025-26 Aiken County Public School District Calendar and are necessary to support state-wide 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.
Congratulations to these outstanding athletes for making the girl's volleyball team!! 🏐 LBC MIDDLE SCHOOL 25–26 VOLLEYBALL TEAM 🦁💙💛
Kaylen Tucker
Addison Hurt
Sadie Whittle
Myla Babiak
Naomi Binzha
Sydney Baughman
Kadance Tucker
Laney Dean
Kate Wilson
Preslee Nelson
Kaitlyn Jones
Aerilee Pardue
Ryleigh Cox
Kenzie Blackwell
Manager: Emalyn Tice
Head Coach: Breanna Allen
This summer, Aiken County’s most talented young artists immersed themselves in the acGATEWAY experience, which is an intensive, high-level arts program designed to challenge and inspire! From vibrant visual art displays to moving theatrical performances, students demonstrated what passion, focus, and creativity can achieve in just a few short weeks! Want to see what makes acGATEWAY so special? Watch our behind-the-scenes student videos and discover why this program has been a beloved part of Aiken County since 1992 and keep an eye out for 2026 acGATEWAY audition information for our summer 2026 opportunity. #acGATEWAY #AikenArts #GiftedAndTalented #ArtsEducation #StudentShowcase #VisualAndPerformingArts #ACPSD https://www.acpsd.net/page/gateway
Volleyball Tryouts July 31-August 1 @ 3:30-5PM in the LBC gym. Physical forms can be found on the LBC website under More/Athletics. Physical paperwork must be turned in to Coach Bachman before July 31st.
Walk Your Schedule today, July 17, 2025 @ 3-6PM. Parents bring your student and pick up their schedule.
Parents and Guardians now is the time to schedule a well-visit or vaccine appointment with your child’s healthcare provider to avoid the back-to-school rush before the 2025-26 school year begins on July 21! The SC Department of Public Health is also offering a vaccine clinic for students in grades 5K–12 on July 8 from 9–11:30 a.m. and 1–3:30 p.m. at the Aiken County Health Department (222 Beaufort Street NE, Aiken). Call (803) 642-7543 to make an appointment and bring vaccination and insurance records; a parent or guardian must accompany children under 16. No-cost vaccines may be available, though administration fees may apply. Don’t forget to submit your child’s updated SC Immunization Certificate to their school and note that all rising 7th graders must have a Tdap booster given at age 10 or older. Contact your child’s healthcare provider or school nurse with any questions and visit acpsd.net/page/nursing-services for more information.
New students and rising 6th graders!! No registration needed 😊
All new students and rising 6th graders, come on out for a little mid-summer fun and join us at Den Day 🦁 #like #share
We had a lovely end of year luncheon catered by What's Cookin thanks to our fabulous PTO, Dr. Laughter, and Mrs. Blackburn. We wish all of these wonderful people the best of luck on new ventures.
Aiken County Public School District’s full-time virtual program, Aiken iNNOVATE, is now accepting applications for the 2025–2026 school year. If you or your student are currently in 5th grade or higher and interested in a flexible, innovative learning environment, now is the time to apply. Aiken iNNOVATE offers a 100% virtual experience with certified ACPSD teachers and curriculum, providing students in grades 6–12 the opportunity to learn from anywhere while staying connected to their school community. To apply, visit www.acpsd.net/ai. If you have any questions, feel free to email Ai@acpsd.net. Don’t miss this opportunity to take charge of your education through Aiken iNNOVATE. Spots are limited.
The Seamless Summer Meal Program returns for Summer 2025! The ACPSD Child Nutrition Program will be offering nutritious meals at no cost for children aged 18 and under, as well as for individuals with disabilities up to age 21. Meals will be served Monday through Thursday from June 2 to June 26, 2025.
See flyer for more details!
Additional LBC Fine Arts Festival submissions.
On Saturday, May 3, we had the ACPSD Fine Arts Festival where every school in Aiken submits students’ artwork for the Gallery. LBC submitted 10 outstanding pieces of Artwork done in a variety of mediums such as Watercolor, Pencil, Colored Pencils, & Markers. Each piece of Artwork was from a different project of Ms. Elmore’s where these students went above & beyond for what she asked for. All 10 of our Artists & their families came out to celebrate their hard work & amazing skills. Enjoy our photos of these wonderful students & their talent.
More photos from tonight ❤️
LBC celebrated our incredible student-athletes tonight at our annual awards ceremony! 🎉🏅
We’re so proud of our students for their hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout the year. Tonight was all about honoring their achievements on and off the field/court! 💪👏 Thanks to all of the wonderful coaches. Special thanks to our Athletic Director, Coach Bachman for all she does for the sports department!
A special thank you to Preston Butler, senior at Midland Valley, for serving as our guest speaker. From standout quarterback to All-Star on the court, Preston is a true example of leadership, excellence, and determination.
More photos from the Pep Rally
We wrapped up the week with a fun SC Ready Pep Rally, and our teachers had their boots on the ground—ready to show out!
Ms. McPhee led after-school dance lessons, and the team brought the energy with a performance at the rally.
The phenomenal Coco Hillary delivered an inspiring message to never give up, and we closed it out with an epic student vs. faculty volleyball game. What a week!
There’s no place like the Lions Den—especially during a week full of fun, food, and friendly competition! Our teachers followed the yellow brick road in a wickedly fun scavenger hunt, searching high and low for hidden witch hats. First place with the most hats was Ms. Beverly, 2nd place Mrs. Johnson and 3rd place Ms.Hillary!!
Huge shoutout Mrs. Vinson—the wizard behind the curtain—who organized our Oz-some themed week and help make the magic happen!
Special thanks to Dr. Laughter and Mr. Spears for showing off their Emerald City-worthy cooking skills all week long. They wrapped it up today with a delicious Hibachi lunch that had everyone clicking their heels with joy!
Best of luck to our 7th grader, Kinsleigh Heath, as she takes the field with the Midland Valley Mustangs Varsity Softball team! The Mustangs will face off against North Augusta tomorrow at home at 12 PM. Let’s go, Mustangs!
