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15 days ago, Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary School
Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary 2026-2027 Classroom Supply List     Child Development (4K)  (1) zippered book bag (labeled with student’s name)             *no rolling book bags (4) boxes of Crayola crayons (1) plastic pencil box (labeled with student’s name) (12) Elmer's glue sticks (2) packs of Baby wipes OR (2) packs of Lysol Wipes Change of clothes (full set) to be kept in classroom Tri Fold Nap Mat (Walmart – red/blue mat is best)              *Please, no fabric nap mats. Small Fleece Blanket for nap time (No sleeping bags) (2) packs of Ticonderoga "My First" beginner pencils (2) "PRIMARY" composition notebooks Girls Only: 1 box of gallon sized Zip-Loc bags Boys Only: 1 box of sandwich sized Zip-Loc bags (1) labeled Water Bottle (will go home daily for cleaning)   (1) pair of primary scissors (1) pack of Crayola Markers (1) pack of Crayola Colored Pencils (1) pack of large pink erasers (1) ‎box of Kleenex  Kindergarten (5K)  Large book bag (no wheels)                  (1) Box/pkg. of #2 pencils (4) Boxes Crayola Crayons (16ct) (12) Glue sticks  (4) EXPO dry erase markers (black) (2) Containers of Lysol wipes (2) Packages of Baby Wipes (1) ‎headphones (no earbuds) (2) boxes of Kleenex‎ (1) box of Gallon size Ziploc bags (1) box of Quart size Ziplock bags (1) box of Sandwich size Ziploc bags Refillable Water Bottle (no glass) First Grade  Pencils (send throughout the year - not wrapped in plastic) Crayons (send throughout the year)    Glue Sticks (send throughout the year) (2) zipper pouches (9x7 inches)                   (2) Vinyl folders with 2 pockets (2) Large erasers   (2) Composition notebooks (marble journals - no spiral) (1) Pair of child scissors (1) 1-inch binder w/clear pocket on the front &         inside pockets on each side (No Trapper Keepers) Unscented Hand Sanitizer Refillable Water Bottle (no glass) Kleenex Headphones with a microphone Expo Markers     Second Grade  Pencils Erasers (pencil toppers or flat rectangle ones) Glue sticks  (2) 24 -pack Crayola crayons  (4) Expo Dry Erase Markers (wide tip) (1) Plastic Pencil box  (1) Pair of Child Scissors  (1) Plastic Folder (no prongs) (1) (1 inch) 3 ring binders (no Trapper Keepers)   (4) Composition notebooks (marble journals-no spiral)  (1) Headphones (may want to keep extra pair       on hand in case first pair breaks) (1) ‎Box of Kleenex (1) Bottle of unscented hand sanitizer  (1) Container of Cleaning Wipes   Third Grade  Pencils as needed   (3) 24 pack crayons (3) multi packs of glue sticks  (1) pair child's scissors (4) composition notebooks (no spiral)  (1) pack of pink rectangular erasers (1) pencil bag   (1) container of cleaning wipes (1) 1 ½ inch binder (no trapper keeper)   (1) white cotton t-shirt                    (slightly larger than child wears now)   (1) box of tissues (1) refillable water bottle (no glass) (1) headphones with microphone (3) 3-hole punch folders (no prongs) (1) 4-pack of dry-erase markers 	  Fourth Grade  Colored pencils (no markers)      (6) Composition notebooks (no spiral) (any color)    (1) Clipboard (optional)           (1) Pair of scissors     (2) Lysol Wipes                                            (3) Folders with pockets and binder holes (2) Packs of cap erasers          (2) Packs of Post-its                               (6) Packs of index cards   (1) Index card case   (1) 1 ½ inch binder   (4) Highlighters (different colors)             (1) Pencil box/bag                                    (4) Glue sticks   (1) Headphones (1) ‎Box of Kleenex    (1) Box of Ziploc bags (Girls-Gallon) (Boys–Quart)  (1) Bottle of unscented hand sanitizer              Refillable Water Bottle (no glass)  Fifth Grade  (1) Pair of scissors (1) large pack of glue sticks pencils (replace throughout the year) (1) Pack of highlighters (1) Pack of colored pencils (1) Pack of magic markers (1) Box of crayons Pencil pouch to fit into a 3-ring binder        ** (No pencil boxes) ** (4) Composition notebooks      **(marble journals - no spiral notebooks)** (1) Pack filler graph paper (with 3 hole punches) (1) 1-inch binder (1) ½ inch binder with pockets (4) Packs of cap erasers (2) Sets of earbuds to keep at school      (replace as needed) (2) Lysol wipes (1) 3-pack of Kleenex (2) packs of notebook paper (regular rule) to be left in math class and one to be left in homeroom  Additional Supplies Please consider purchasing a box of Kleenex for PE, Art, Music, or Library.  Please label the box with its intended destination.   Important Dates July 16th – Meet the Teacher (2:00 – 6:00) July 20st – First Day of School   New School Hours 2026-2027  * Doors Open at 7:00 am * Class Begins at 7:30 am     *Students are tardy if they are not        in class by 7:30 am. * Dismissal 2:30 pm

Mark your calendars for this year's completely free Back to School Bash, hosted by community organizer Victoria Paloma!

This exciting event will take place on July 18th, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at Roy Warner Park (6021 Roy Warner Park LN, Wagener, SC 29164) to help students kick off the school year with confidence.

Available on a first-come, first-served basis, children can receive free bookbags, school supplies, brand-new outfits, shoes, gift cards, fresh haircuts, professional hair braiding, food, and much more.

Please see the attached flyer for more information.

5 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Flyer advertising a Back To School Bash in Wagener, SC. There will be free bookbags, food, clothes, shoes, gift cards and more. Contact Victoria at 803-681-0162 with questions or more information.

The Quest Zone Afterschool Program will be held at RS-M Elementary.

5 days ago, Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary School
Quest Zone Afterschool Program Flyer   Register at thequestzone.com
The curtain has closed on another incredible acGATEWAY summer! From stunning artwork to memorable performances, students spent the past several weeks learning, creating, and growing as artists. Congratulations to everyone who helped make the 2026 program such a special experience. Interested in joining the next generation of acGATEWAY artists? Keep an eye out for 2027 audition and application information coming this fall! #acGATEWAY #ACPSD

11 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
acGATEWAY students posing at the end of a performance on stage.
acGATEWAY creative writing students  on stage giving a performance.
acGATEWAY elementary dance students performing.
acGATEWAY Choir on stage perfoming.
acGATEWAY dance students pose for a picture with their instructor after the show.
acGATEWAY students artwork on display.
acGATEWAY student poses in front of her artwork.

PALMETTO CIVICS PROJECT AN INITIATIVE OF THE SC DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Families are invited to participate in Summer SC 250 activities as South Carolina prepares to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution and our state’s important role in our nation’s history. These summer activities provide meaningful opportunities for students and families to learn, explore, and connect with local and state history. Take part and help celebrate South Carolina’s rich history, heritage, and contributions to our country.

The Palmetto Civics Project is a resource-rich initiative designed to foster students’ understanding of and respect for the institutions that sustain our civic life. Our goal is simple but profound: every South Carolina graduate will leave school prepared to embrace the privileges and the responsibilities of American citizenship.

Please visit SC Palmetto Civics Project to learn more.

27 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Logo for the South Carolina Palmetto Civics Project an Initiative of The SC Department of Education.

Healthy Meals at No Cost This Summer!

The Seamless Summer Meal Program is back for Summer 2026! We are dedicated to ensuring school-age children and eligible individuals have access to nutritious foods to learn, play, and grow all summer long.

Here is everything you need to know about locations, dates, and times:

Program Details

  • Who Qualifies: Healthy meals are served at no cost to school-age children 18 years & under, as well as disabled persons/children 21 years and under who are enrolled in school.

  • Onsite Policy: All meals MUST be eaten onsite.

  • Adult Meals: Adults are welcome to eat with their children! Adult meals can be purchased at the following rates: Breakfast: $3.20 | Lunch: $5.50.

Elementary School Locations

When: Monday – Thursday, June 1 – June 18 Times: Breakfast: 7:00 AM - 7:30 AM | Lunch: 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

  • Belvedere Elementary: 115 Monterey Ave, North Augusta | 803-442-6330

  • Busbee Elementary: 20 A. L. Corbett Circle, Wagener | 839-846-7008

  • Graniteville Elementary: 1 Willis Circle, Graniteville | 803-663-9998

  • JD Lever Elementary: 2404 Columbia Hwy, Aiken | 803-641-2760

  • Redcliffe Elementary: 22 Double Springs Rd, Aiken | 803-827-3350

  • Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary: 1081 Trojan Road, Monetta | 839-846-7010

High School Locations

When: Monday – Thursday, June 1 – June 25 Times: Breakfast: 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM | Lunch: 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

  • Aiken High School: 449 Rutland Drive, Aiken | 803-641-2500

  • Midland Valley High: 227 Mustang Drive, Graniteville | 803-593-7100

  • North Augusta High: 2000 Knobcone Ave, North Augusta | 803-442-6100

  • Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/High: 21071 Trojan Road, Monetta | 803-846-7010

  • Silver Bluff High: 64 Desoto Drive, Aiken | 803-652-8100

  • South Aiken High: 223 East Pine Log Road, Aiken | 803-641-2600

  • Wagener-Salley High: 326 Seivern Road, Wagener | 839-846-7006

Questions?

If you have any questions, please reach out to our Child Nutrition Program Director:

28 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Flyer for Chartwells Seamless Summer Meal Program. Healthy Meals at No cost. It lists the Elementary & High School Locations as well as the times. If you have questions, please contact Ebonee Maxwell at EMaxwell@acpsd.net or 803-991-3408.

Healthy Meals at No Cost This Summer!

The Seamless Summer Meal Program is back for Summer 2026! We are dedicated to ensuring school-age children and eligible individuals have access to nutritious foods to learn, play, and grow all summer long.

Here is everything you need to know about locations, dates, and times:

Program Details

  • Who Qualifies: Healthy meals are served at no cost to school-age children 18 years & under, as well as disabled persons/children 21 years and under who are enrolled in school.

  • Onsite Policy: All meals MUST be eaten onsite.

  • Adult Meals: Adults are welcome to eat with their children! Adult meals can be purchased at the following rates: Breakfast: $3.20 | Lunch: $5.50.

Elementary School Locations

When: Monday – Thursday, June 1 – June 18 Times: Breakfast: 7:00 AM - 7:30 AM | Lunch: 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

  • Belvedere Elementary: 115 Monterey Ave, North Augusta | 803-442-6330

  • Busbee Elementary: 20 A. L. Corbett Circle, Wagener | 839-846-7008

  • Graniteville Elementary: 1 Willis Circle, Graniteville | 803-663-9998

  • JD Lever Elementary: 2404 Columbia Hwy, Aiken | 803-641-2760

  • Redcliffe Elementary: 22 Double Springs Rd, Aiken | 803-827-3350

  • Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary: 1081 Trojan Road, Monetta | 839-846-7010

High School Locations

When: Monday – Thursday, June 1 – June 25 Times: Breakfast: 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM | Lunch: 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

  • Aiken High School: 449 Rutland Drive, Aiken | 803-641-2500

  • Midland Valley High: 227 Mustang Drive, Graniteville | 803-593-7100

  • North Augusta High: 2000 Knobcone Ave, North Augusta | 803-442-6100

  • Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/High: 21071 Trojan Road, Monetta | 803-846-7010

  • Silver Bluff High: 64 Desoto Drive, Aiken | 803-652-8100

  • South Aiken High: 223 East Pine Log Road, Aiken | 803-641-2600

  • Wagener-Salley High: 326 Seivern Road, Wagener | 839-846-7006

Questions?

If you have any questions, please reach out to our Child Nutrition Program Director:

28 days ago, Aiken County Public School District
Flyer for Chartwells Seamless Summer Meal Program. Healthy Meals at No cost. It lists the Elementary & High School Locations as well as the times. If you have questions, please contact Ebonee Maxwell at EMaxwell@acpsd.net or 803-991-3408.

Graduation week is here, and we can’t wait to celebrate the Class of 2026 at their commencement ceremonies being held at USC Aiken's Convocation Center!

To help graduation attendees enjoy a smooth, stress-free day, please remember that there will be metal detection upon arrival. We kindly ask that you review the attached graphic for prohibited items, such as bags, balloons, and outside food, so you can leave those items safely in your vehicle before heading to the entrance.

Additionally, because the lobby can become crowded after the ceremony, please plan to meet your graduate outside the venue once the event concludes.

Thank you so much for your help in keeping this milestone safe, smooth, and unforgettable for everyone!

Upcoming Graduation dates and times are below for your convenience. Tickets are limited due to space, but we invite everyone to cheer on the Class of 2026 virtually by accessing the live streamed ceremonies on our website at www.acpsd.net/graduation.

District Completer Ceremony: May 27, 2026 | 5:00pm
Wagener-Salley High School: May 27, 2026 | 7:00pm
North Augusta High School: May 28, 2026 | 2:00pm
Aiken Scholars Academy: May 28, 2026 | 5:00pm
Aiken High School: May 28, 2026 | 8:00pm
Silver Bluff High School: May 29, 2026 | 9:00am
Ridge Spring-Monetta High School: May 29, 2026 | 12:00pm
South Aiken High School: May 29, 2026 | 3:00pm
Midland Valley High School: May 29, 2026 | 7:00pm

#ACPSD2026Grads #ACPSDCelebrates #ACPSDGraduation

about 1 month ago, Aiken County Public School District
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Register Your Student for the 2026-27 School Year

New and Returning Student Registration is underway for the upcoming 2026-27 School Year.


Please take a few minutes to review the registration information at www.acpsd.net/register or go directly to your parent portal in PowerSchool at http://aiken.powerschool.com/public.

For returning students, registration takes just a few minutes through your parent portal account as the student’s existing registration information will pre-populate. Please review and change any information that needs updating and ensure that up-to-date emergency contact information is included for each student.


Registering your student now helps us get ready to welcome your student back after the summer and ensure a smooth start to next school year, allowing teachers and classrooms to be assigned to serve your student on day one.
We thank you, as always, for your partnership in an excellent educational experience.


#ACPSDRegistration #ReturningStudentRegistration #SouthCarolinaSchoolRegistration #AikenSchoolRegistration

about 1 month ago, Aiken County Public School District
High school aged students in a classroom with "new and returning student registration is open" and url of www.acpsd.net/register for more info.

Join us in celebrating the creativity and talent of our students at the 2026 ACPSD Fine Arts Festival! The community is invited to experience an inspiring showcase of the arts, featuring performances by our talented student groups on Friday, May 1st at 5:00 PM.

Additionally, come explore a vibrant collection of K–12 artwork on display throughout downtown at the Aiken Center for the Arts, highlighting the imagination and skill of students across the district. Whether you enjoy visual art, music, or live performances, this festival offers something for everyone.

Bring your family and friends and be a part of this exciting celebration of the arts in our community!

2 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
2026 ACPSD Fine Arts Festival  May 2, 2026 | 10 am - 2 pm, Aiken Center for the Arts 122 Laurens St, SW Aiken, SC 29801.

Happy Earth Day!

Today we are reminded that even the smallest actions can make a big impact. Across the District, students and staff are learning, leading and taking steps to care for our planet both in and out the classroom.

From recycling and conserving energy to planting and protecting green spaces, we are proud to see our schools making a difference every day. These efforts include Aiken Elementary's composting and "Maverick Miracle Cleaner" projects, South Aiken's vertical aeroponic tower gardens, and Ridge Spring-Monetta's FFA program and Annual Agricultural Day. At Midland Valley High, FFA and environmental students recently celebrated Earth Day and Arbor Day by relocating trees to the teacher parking lot, preparing the Stampede Falls trail for the cross-country track, and monitoring wildlife food plots.

These are just a few examples of how our schools are creating a cleaner, healthier future for generations to come!

Shout out something special that your school does below!

#ACPSDCelebrates #EarthDay #AikenCountyPublicSchools

2 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
ACPSD celebrates International Earth Day, April 22nd.
Parent sitting on tractor with child.
Group of students walking around flower plants.
Student sitting in tractor.
Plants growing in vertical aeroponic towers.
Newly grown plants waiting to be planted in the ground.
Group of young students stepping on pumpkins for composting.
Group of students working in plant bed.
Plants hanging from ceiling of Green House at Midland Valley.
Two Students and a teacher digging a hole to replant a tree from a trail.

Aiken High School’s Educators Rising would like to invite you and your children to enjoy “A Royal Family Ball - Under the Sea” in the Aiken High School cafeteria on May 8th - 6:00-8:30 PM. This event is for families with young children to experience a “prom-like” event, where they get to dress up in fancy clothes, dance to fun music, eat delicious snacks, make crafts, play games, enjoy other activities, and take pictures of the memories!

Tickets are available on GoFan.com. See the link and QR Code in the picture. Costs are $5.00 for each child ages 3-years-old to 12-years-old (children 2 + under are free). All children must be accompanied by an adult family member (18-years-old and up). Costs for adult tickets are $10.00.

If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Christa Franklin (cfranklin2@acpsd.net), the Educators Rising adviser and Early Childhood Education Instructor.

2 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
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Every moment of support adds up to something bigger for our students.

This week we are proud to recognize the incredible volunteers who help bring our schools to life. It is a time to celebrate the staff, students, families, and community members who generously give their time to support learning in meaningful ways. Whether assisting in classrooms, supporting media centers, helping at school events, working behind the scenes, and so much more, our volunteers play a vital role in creating welcoming and successful school environments.

Help us say thank you and comment below to shout out a volunteer who makes a difference!

#ACPSDCelebrates #PublicSchoolVolunteerWeek #AikenCountyPublicSchools

2 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
April 20-24 Public School Volunteer week.
Volunteer reading story to students.
Three volunteers smiling with anatomy skeleton.
Two volunteers watching over students painting in the park.
Group of students sitting on classroom floor listening to volunteer read a book.
Volunteers at table serving students with icecream.
Two volunteers raking the playground wood chips.
Group of volunteers sitting at table with cups.

Today, we proudly Purple Up in support of our military-connected students and families.

To our military families, thank you for your service, your strength, and the many sacrifices you make. We are honored to serve your children and celebrate them not just today, but every day.

"Purple up" with Aiken County Public Schools on Friday, April 17th, as we combine Air Force blue, Army green, Navy blue, Marine red, Space Force blue and Coast Guard blue and wear PURPLE in a demonstration of support for the families of those who serve.

Help us honor the month of The Military Family by showing your support for the families of those who serve by wearing purple and thanking a military family for their bravery and service below. Make sure to tag us in your Purple Up posts!

In ACPSD we are committed to supporting every military child and ensuring they feel seen, valued, and connected no matter where their journey takes them. Visit our Purple Star webpages which provide easy access to resources, support services, transition tools, and important information to help every child thrive.

www.acpsd.net/purple-star

#ACPSDCelebrates #PurpleUp #AikenCountyPublicSchools

2 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
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In recognition of Assistant Principal Week, we extend our appreciation to the outstanding Assistant Principals who serve our schools each day.

We recognize the important role Assistant Principals play in supporting students, staff and operations. Their leadership, support and commitment to student success help create strong school communities where both students and staff can thrive.

Thank you for your continued dedication and service to our school communities.

Give a shoutout to an Assistant Principal who goes above and beyond for your school below!

#ACPSDCelebrates #AssistantPrincipalsWeek #AikenCountyPublicSchools
3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
ACPSD celebrates National Assistant Principals Week, April 6th - 10th.
Today we recognize National School Librarian Appreciation Day and celebrate the dedicated professionals who inspire a love of reading and support student learning across our district.

We thank School Librarians for fostering literacy, guiding research and creating welcoming spaces where students can explore, discover and grow. Their work helps equip students with the skills they need for success both in and beyond the classroom.

Thank you for creating spaces where learning comes to life.

In honor of this day, we invite you to share below a special memory or appreciation of a School Librarian in your life!

#ACPSDCelebrates #SchoolLibrarianAppreciationDay #AikenCountyPublicSchools
3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
ACPSD celebrates National School Librarian Appreciation Day, April 4th.

Innovation, Art, and Athletics: That’s a Wrap on Spring Intersession! 

From the field to the art studio, our students didn't just spend the week learning, they spent it leveling up. The halls of North Augusta Middle were buzzing with the intensity of LEGO Wars and the creativity of Art Enrichment, while Aiken and Redcliffe Elementary became hubs for future engineers at our Coding Camps sponsored by SRNS.

The creativity continued with Fine Arts Coordinator Kimberly Fontanez’s much anticipated Dance Camp held at Aiken High, and High Schoolers across the District mastered the delicate craft of Stained Glass with local artist Stacy O’Sullivan at Midland Valley High School!

 The action didn't stop there; our athletic programs were not outshined! Coach Tice and the Aiken High School’s Girl’s Soccer team had an incredible week of skill building on the pitch while Kennedy Middle hosted an unmatched Sports Camp led by Coach Shuford and Coach Edwards. They even welcomed First Tee of Aiken to the camp to get our young athletes "Masters-ready" for next week! 

Whether they were building robots or perfecting their swing, our students made every moment of this Spring Intersession count.

Check out this week's highlights on Facebook and YouTube!

https://youtu.be/m8OiHs5nqLo

3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
students holding remotes to drones.
Athletes playing soccer at a camp.
Student artist working on creating a stain-glass flower.
three students posing for a photo in front of bleachers in a gym.
Student smiling during dance camp.
Student learning new dance moves.
Little Robots in a tray ready to be used during Coding Camp.
students working at a desk.
A Teacher showing a student how to do something on a screen.
Student holding a sketch that she drew at Art Enrichment Camp.
April is World Autism Awareness Month and April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day, a time to recognize and celebrate the unique strengths, perspectives and contributions of individuals with autism in our schools and community.

We are committed to creating inclusive environments where every student feels seen, supported and valued. This month is dedicated to increasing understanding, promoting acceptance and supporting individuals with autism.

We would like to thank and recognize our dedicated and incredible Specialists, Teachers, and Aides, along with related service providers, who support students with autism across Aiken County everyday. Your hearts, care and dedication have a lasting impact on the lives of our students and families.

#ACPSDCelebrates #AutismAwarenessMonth #AikenCountyPublicSchools
3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
ACPSD celebrates  World Autism Awareness Month and Day, April and April 2nd.
April is National Volunteer Month, and we are honored to celebrate the incredible individuals who give their time, energy, and heart to support our schools. From classroom helpers and event volunteers to mentors and community partners, your dedication makes a lasting impact on our students, staff and families. Because of you, our schools are stronger, more connected and filled with opportunity.

Your generosity does not go unnoticed; we are so grateful for all that you do to help our students and staff succeed. Thank you for being a vital part of our school community!

#ACPSDCelebrates #NationalVolunteerMonth #AikenCountyPublicSchools
3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
ACPSD celebrates National Volunteer Month.

This month, we proudly recognize and celebrate the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of our military-connected students. These children serve too, navigating schools, new friendships, and long periods of separation with courage and grace.

In ACPSD we are committed to supporting every military child and ensuring they feel seen. Valued, and connected no matter where their journey takes them.

As part of our commitment, we have launched dedicated webpages designed specifically for military-connected students and their families. These pages provide easy access to resources, support services, transition tools, and important information to help every child thrive.

Explore the pages at www.acpsd.net/purple-star or on your school's webpage under the Our School tab.

We encourage you to join us by participating in the activities and dress up days throughout the month of April as we honor our military children and the important role they play in our community. Please visit our Celebrating Military Families & Children District webpage for details on how to participate.

This month there will also be a Hygiene Drive on from April 14 - April 25. Join our military-friendly Purple Star school district in donating basic personal hygiene items to help homeless veterans locally. For more info on the Hygiene Drive and other Purple Star School District initiatives, please contact our Military Community Liaison Sondra Thomas at SThomas@acpsd.net.

#ACPSDCelebrates #MonthOfMilitaryChild #PurpleStar #ACPSD

3 months ago, Aiken County Public School District
ACPSD celebrates the month of the military child for April.
"Purple up" with Aiken County Public Schools on Friday, April 17, as we combine Air Force blue, Army green, Navy blue, Marine red, Space Force blue and Coast Guard blue and wear PURPLE in a demonstration of support for the families of those who serve.
Hygiene Drive April 14 to April 25, for donating basic personal hygiene items to help homeless veterans locally.
Please visit our Celebrating Military Children and Families at www.acpsd.net/purple-star