May 26th Mrs. Stevenson's 3rd Grade Class

Students, parents, and school districts still face difficult decisions about this fall. The Aiken County School Board meeting wrapped up tonight to talk about re-opening and how officials plan to approach the new year.

Thomson High School will write prom refund checks payable to the person who initially paid the money on behalf of the student.

The Aiken County Board of Education is holding a special meeting at 6 p.m. today to talk about the task force that’s exploring plans for reopening schools for the fall semester.

Augusta University, in accordance with updated CDC guidelines, has adjusted previous guidelines for faculty and students returning to campus.

Augusta Technical College will be holding three learning choice for fall semester students: in-person, online or hybrid courses.

Time is ticking for parents to decide if their child returns to school, but some are finding making the decision is easier said than done because of the threat of COVID-19.

Students from kindergarten to 12th-grade who normally receive free or reduced-price meals in school will receive federal food assistance.

Feeding new ideas on education, the states says, should remain the focus. And it’s starting with assessments, moving away from a system that’s been in place for decades.

Transitioning from in-person classes to virtual learning was hard. Some students had a really difficult time with it. But the Dream Academy is here to help.

We’re getting a better idea of what school might look like this fall in districts and on university campuses across the CSRA.

Augusta University will begin opening its campus, following guidelines for social distancing and encouraging masks. But some faculty still feel their safety could be at stake.