Seniors, this is your chance to take the next step toward your future! Join us for CSRA College Day where you can apply to several local colleges for FREE and even receive instant admission decisions.
Already been accepted somewhere? Stop by anyway! Representatives will be available to help you learn about next steps, enrollment, and getting ready for college this fall.
Juniors, you’re invited too! This is a great opportunity to gather information, ask questions, and start preparing for your senior year college applications.
📅 Tuesday, March 17
📍 9:30-12:30 in the Media Center
Colleges in Attendance:
USC Aiken
Georgia Southern University - Augusta Campus
Georgia Military College
Aiken Technical College
Helms College - Culinary, Health Sciences, and Welding
Augusta University (not offering instant decisions)
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with local colleges and start planning your future!
Applications for Aiken County Public Schools’ 4K program close March 13.
✔ Child must be 4 years old by September 1, 2026
✔ Program led by certified teachers
✔ School year begins July 20, 2026
Families can apply online or scan the QR code on the flyer.
🔗 www.acpsd.net/5k
On Thursday March 5th, students from our Orchestra program participated in the Garcia Orchestra Festival! The Festival serves as a celebration of Orchestra in Aiken County, bringing together middle and high school orchestra students throughout the county for an immersive musical experience. The concert was organized by Ms. Newcomb with NAHS's very own Izaak Pacheco being named Concert Master! In addition, we also had two students win scholarships! Gabrielle Alaniz won the Garcia Scholarship for Minority Youth, and Karisa Weeks won the Public Education Partners Arts Scholarship. We are so proud of Ms. Newcomb, Izaak, Gabrielle and Karisa and the entire NAHS Orchestra!
Ticket are on sale on GoFan until Friday, March 6th
https://gofan.co/event/6087382?schoolId=SC1657
Spring Intersession offers several opportunities to raise your grades! Register by Friday, March 20th . For more information, click on the registration link.
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.
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Jacket Fans: bottom of Sections 113–114
Wear gold and be loud!
#ingoldforgold #jacketbasketball #schslchampionships
Attention All Aiken County Public School District Seniors! The future is now!
We are thrilled to host Hire Summit, an exclusive event bringing you face-to-face with employers actively hiring for new talent. Show them you are their next Great Hire with on-the-spot interviews!
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Where: Aiken High School Gym
Sign up and take advantage of this incredible opportunity please contact your school counselor.
This is your chance to turn your potential into a position. Come prepared to impress with your resume, professional attire, and elevator pitch.
SC CHE Virtual College Open Houses!
Horry Georgetown Tech - 03/04
Lander University 03/26
Clemson University - 03/31
Midlands Tech - 04/16
All Virtual College Open Houses are from 5:00pm to 5:45pm.
Register at: https://chesc-21166.page451.sites.451.io/?_eid=65e76f9449237b3da300d658
Surrounded by family, friends and many teammates inside North Augusta High School's (NAHS) weight room, six student athletes took the next step in their baseball careers with signing NCAA Letters of Intent Thursday, February 19.
These seniors committed to four different schools across the Southeast. Please join us in congratulating the following student athletes who will continue their athletic dreams at the next level:
• Bren Ivy, Spartanburg Methodist College
• Brady Jenkins, Spartanburg Methodist College
• Landen Jones, Coastal Carolina University
• Wyatt Longe, Emmanuel University
• Sim Lorier, Spartanburg Methodist College
• Dylan Morrison, USC Beaufort
North Augusta head baseball coach Kevin Lynn is proud of these six athletes and the work ethic that got them to the next level.
“I’ve been fortunate to coach these boys for four to five years,” Coach Lynn shared. “To see these kids realize one of their goals that they have had since they were younger, that they’ve worked so hard for has been great. I’ve watched them grow over the last several years and have seen a transformation. To see them earn this opportunity has been a blessing and I am proud of them.”
Earlier in the month, North Augusta cut the ribbon to a state-of-the-art baseball and softball complex. This is a program and school first, with this year’s seniors being the first student athletes to play on the field.
Senior Landen Jones is excited to take in his last high school season with his team, with eyes set on a state championship run.
“We have 14 seniors, so I feel like this year is a big year for us,” Jones, who made a College World Series appearance in 2025, shared. “I think we have a really good shot at winning a state championship and that’s what I plan to do. All of these guys on the team I have played with my whole life and it’s a really big deal to go out my senior year with them.”
“It’s a coach’s dream to see their kids play at the next level and to see them succeed at what they’ve been trying to accomplish,” Coach Lynn continued. “I’m speechless, proud of them, and fortunate to coach these young men.”
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.
