You are invited to an information meeting about O.W.L Homeschool Co-op at Nona & Pops this Friday, Jan. 17th, at 10:30. Homeschool members would love to answer any questions you have and you can meet a couple of other members. They will have their handbook available for you to take home and read also. They look forward to seeing you there. Please share this information with anyone who wants to know more about a homeschool co-op in our area.
Registration for spring baseball & softball will begin Saturday, January 11th at the Courtney Center from 10:00 - 12:00. Registration will continue through Saturday, January 18th. Register daily at the Courtney Center January 13th -16th from 9 am - 5pm Registration fee is 75.00. This program is open to ages 4-12 for both girls and boys.
AIKEN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT HIRING EVENT | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Our District's Spring Hiring Event for teachers and certified staff is just a few weeks away!
Applicants will have the opportunity for onsite interviews and on the spot job offers! The event will take place at Aiken High School located at 449 Rutland Drive in Aiken, SC from 8 a.m. until noon.
All schools and locations will be represented, and we will be hiring for certified positions to include immediate vacancies and future 2025-26 positions.
Visit www.acpsd.net and select "Join our Team" or scan the QR code. Select "Job Postings" for External Applicants and search "Hiring Event" to apply for your area of certification. Register now to secure an interview at the event!
Pre-registration is highly encouraged! Walk-ins are also welcome.
Please reach out to our Human Resources Team at (803) 641-2428 or Careers at Aiken County Public Schools for more information. We look forward to welcoming many new teachers and certified staff members to Aiken County in February!
A group that would like to take over the operation of the Wagener Fire Department presented a proposal Dec. 17 to Aiken County Council’s Judicial and Public Safety Committee.....
Read more in the AikenStandard.
With the cold weather approaching us next week.
Here are some tips for using a space heater safely:
Placement
Keep space heaters at least three feet away from furniture, drapes, or other flammable items.
Place them on a level surface to prevent tipping.
Usage
Only use space heaters for a limited time and never leave them unattended, especially when you go to bed.
Space heaters can't regulate temperature well for long periods.
Plugging
Plug space heaters directly into a wall outlet, and don't use extension cords. Extension cords can overheat and cause a fire.
Safety features
Look for a space heater with safety features like a tip-over switch, overheat sensor, and touch sensor.
Inspection
Before using a space heater each year, inspect it for damage like loose connections or broken plugs. If it's damaged, replace it instead of trying to repair it.
Children and pets
Keep children and pets away from space heaters and never leave them unattended in a room with a space heater.
Water
Keep electric heaters away from water and never use them near a sink or in the bathroom.
Kerosene heaters
Never use an unvented kerosene heater.