ACPSD Names Director of New Tier 3 Therapeutic Program

DISTRICT NAMES EXPERIENCED EDUCATOR BETH TAYLOR AS NEW DIRECTOR OF TIER 3 ELEMENTARY THERAPEUTIC PROGRAM 

Looking for an ideal fit in the important new position of Tier 3 Elementary Therapeutic Program Director, Aiken County Public Schools turned to one of its own. The District is pleased to announce experienced educator and special programs administrator Elizabeth “Beth” Taylor as the new program’s first director.

 

“I have worked with Beth for many years. In that time, she has always impressed me with her ability to comprehend the complex challenges we face in teaching and supporting students with disabilities,” commented Aiken County Superintendent King Laurence. “We have placed another complex challenge in front of her and I cannot think of anyone better suited to confront it and lead our elementary therapeutic program to success.”

 

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DHEC is closely monitoring a rapidly emerging national outbreak of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and is continuing to investigate and respond to cases of the virus in South Carolina.

As part of our ongoing outreach efforts, we want to make sure that we continue to update you on the latest DHEC and CDC guidance.

In addition to checking DHEC’s website, please check the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website periodically for updated interim guidance from the CDC.

Important School Information from ACPSD

Parents and Guardians: Thank you for your understanding of our need to meet with essential staff members as we completed plans to transition to Distance Learning and Nutritional service. Please note that while our schools are closed, our District office, teachers and staff are working.  Although students are not physically in our classrooms, our employees’ commitment to meeting your students’ learning and nutritional needs will continue. 

Beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, March 17, our school buses will be transporting meals to students along our regular bus routes. These no-cost, grab-and-go meals are available to any student desiring one. Each grab-and-go bag will contain nutrition for breakfast as well as lunch. Buses transporting food for students will begin their routes at 11 a.m., and most will have made their deliveries by 12:30 p.m.

The routes are available on our website under the Department of Transportation and linked below for your convenience. 

https://www.acpsd.net/Domain/78

Please be reminded about the laws in stopping for school buses. When a school bus is stopped on a two-lane road with its red lights flashing and its stop arm extended, you must stop your vehicle 20 feet from the bus. Oncoming traffic and motorists approaching the bus from behind may not move until the stop arm is retracted and the red lights are no longer flashing. There are going to be buses making deliveries, so please use caution and watch out for students as they make their way to bus stop locations for these meal deliveries. 

If a student has not received a meal and the bus delivery time is delayed by more than 30 minutes at the published meal delivery time, please contact the District Transportation Office at (803) 593-7201 and a bus will be radioed to deliver a meal to your stop. 

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