Miss Paul Knox : Kynleigh Woodward
Miss 7th Grade: Remmey Harmon
Miss 7th Grade Runner Up: Sofia Escobar
Miss 6th Grade: Zoe Barrett
Miss 6th Grade Runner Up: Zoey Martinez
Peoples Choice Winner: Kynleigh Woodard
Most School Spirit: Zoe Barrett, Remmey Harmon, & Kynleigh Woodard
Miss Congeniality: Sadie Quinn McConnell
Most Photogenic: Remmey Harmon
We would like to thank all the contestants, supportive parents, volunteers, generous sponsors, talented judges and every person who helped behind the scenes to make this first year Miss PKMS Pageant such a wonderful success!
Today we are highlighting Kim Hall, Student Service Worker, and the important role she plays in supporting students and families. Read below to hear in her own words, why she does this work and what inspires her to serve our school community every day.
“As a Student Service Worker, I support the academic and personal growth of students and families by helping remove barriers that may impact student success. I am committed to fostering a growth mindset, building resilience, and encouraging students to recognize their strengths and potential.”
For more information about the supports available to students and families, visit the Social Work Services page under Academics and Counseling section on the school’s website.
#ACPSDCelebrates #ACPSD #AikenCountyPublicSchools #SocialWorkDay
Tattoo sales will take place at lunch on March 19th, 20th, 23rd, and 24th, and teachers will reveal their tattoos on March 25th.
Who do YOU think will end up with the most ink?
Thank you for your understanding!
In collaboration with local emergency management authorities, District leaders have been closely monitoring the severe weather forecasted for Aiken County tomorrow. Hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes are possible. Wind gusts of 60-75 mph are forecasted, which exceeds state regulations for the safe operation of school buses.
In abundance of caution and with safety at the forefront, tomorrow, Monday, March 16, will be an e-learning day for students and a remote work day for employees. Additional information on e-learning can be found under the Academics tab on your school's website.
Students who are able to complete e-learning assignments tomorrow are encouraged to do so. Students who do not have a device, reliable internet, or who are without power due to tomorrow's storm will have ample time to complete the e-learning work. Assignments will not be due until March 27th.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation. Please remain alert for any emergency weather related precautions that may be recommended to keep your family safe with tomorrow's storms.
*Students participating in the talent show have a mandatory dress rehearsal on Monday, March 16th after school.*
This is a great accomplishment and a reflection of the hard work and dedication they brought to the court this season. Good luck this weekend! 🏀
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
The Miss Paul Knox pageant will be this Saturday, March 14th in the PK gym at 3:00pm. Tickets are $10.00 and programs will be sold for $5.00. All proceeds will benefit the PK Athletic department.
It will be held in the PKMS cafeteria on Tuesday, March 17th at 5:30 PM. You can park in the bus loop or in the staff parking lot (the lot to the left as you come in the main entrance).
Admission is $5 (Cash only). We hope to see everyone there!
Thank you to Evan Pinion and Home Solutions for their generous donation! For your indoor and outdoor painting, carpentry, sheetrock, decks, flooring, and home repair needs, call Home Solutions!
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.
