Leavelle McCampbell Middle
82 Canal St.
Graniteville, SC 29829 (Map)
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- Principal
Phone: (803) 663-4300
Fax: (803) 663-4302
School Hours
7:45 am - 3:20 pm
Early Release
1:20 pm
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Every Thursday we will pull three students names and visit them at home from 5:00 - 6:00 pm.The first students’ driveway that we pull into and catch everyone at home reading will win a bag of books!!
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2nd Quarter Honor Roll
2nd Quarter Honor Roll
6thGrade All A Honor Roll
Kristen Bearn
Craig Correia
Ashlyn Freeman
Caleigh Johnson
Nicholas Morris
Alphonso Richard
Sydney Strother
Kellie White
Brian Yonn
A/B Honor Roll
Brittany Bailey
Lauren Baker
Jordan Barrett
Abigail Brunson
Jaquan Cain
Jazmine Canaday
Michael Clayton
John Cogburn
Marsha Conaway
Kelsey Cook
Cor’Dajiah Council
Brandon Cox
Destiny Dye
Jeremy Eidson
Austin Fields
Zachary Fields
Crystal Garcia
Federico Garcia
Molly Gordon
William Grandy
Morgan Harris
Caleb Haupfear
Austin Henry
Randi Herron
Chelsea Kerce
Haley Langley
Diamond Lee
Erica Miller
Courtney Montgomery
Karah Moulton
Cayla Odom
Gerald Oliver
Robert Proctor
Zoe Ramos
Hannah Redd
Kelli Richardson
Jiamon Settles
Joshua Towson
Savannah Wood
7thGrade
All A Honor Roll
Britney Allen
Jennifer Gomez
Cassie Johnson
Kourtney King
A/B Honor Roll
Hope Blackmon
Justin Blackmon
Benjamin Canady
DaltonClark
Denyelle Gervilier
Jessica Gibson
Rekiyah Hawkins
Victoria Hawkins
Alice Hewitt
Jasmine Johnson
Wyatt Jones
Navjot Kaur
Zachary Killian
Rachel Killinger
Austen Kinard
Samantha Langley
Katie Leach
Aldo Lopez
Cheyanne Markel
Brianna Mason
Kayla Mayson
Kyle McKewen
Lacie Mishoe
Bayleigh Padgett
Benjamin Padgett
Christian Padgett
Brandi Rains
Mikal Reeves-Creech
Brian Rittenberry
William Robinson
Tanner Sherrill
Brett Silas
Sage Simpson
Brandon Smith
Robert Smith
Ti’Shawn Starlings
Llair Trujillo
Joseph Whitt
Ki’Ohn Williams
Casey Wilson
Codi Woodward
8thGrade
All A Honor Roll
Tierria Bacon
Courtney Campbell
Kali Coleman
Ashton DeRemigio
William Hardy
Cira Mooney
Kristan Pressley
A/B Honor Roll
Bria Adams
Maddison Anderson
Jameaul Bates
Trenton Baughman
Kathryn Bayne
Alanna Berrie
DajShon Bettis
Ashley Bledsoe
Hailey Clark
Austin Clary
Rodney Cox
Dylan Curtis
Jalen Durham
Jonathan Garcia
Viviana Gonzalez
Djuan Green
Michael Herndon
Taylor Hughes
Tamara Jefferson
Shadijhea Jenkins
Nelson Johnson
Jada Jones
Jeriani Jordan
Brittany Jordan
Eliza Lewis
Keon Madison
Dominique Moore
Summer Moseley
Breaasha Prescott
Breland Prescott
Le’Vetta Priester
Shelby Redd
Luis Reyes Vasquez
Sara Richard
Justin Rodgers
Colby Shealy
Nathan Shipman
Alaina Slocum
Tiffany Smith
Michael Tetkoski
Christian Toombs
Hannah Widener
Taylor Widener
Jonathan Winters
Qwendretta Young
Student Council Helping the Community
LeavelleMcCampbellMiddle School Student Council
Supports the Community This Holiday Season
The Leavelle McCampbell Middle School Student Council has worked hard on projects that would benefit the community during this holiday season.As a result, they were able to present donations to two local charitable organizations.Because of school fundraisers, the student council was able to contribute $1,000 to the Valley Empty Stocking Fund.In addition, a toy drive was held that generated toys, games, and books.These items were presented to VOICE (an organization that services families in the GVW area).The student council is proud to support their community and looks forward to making contributions in the future. 0
PowerSchool
The parents and/or guardians of Aiken County School students have a new web-based secure internet tool to give them real-time access to all grades that have been posted in a teacher’s grade book. PowerSchool also lets you see your child’s attendance. You can also request to receive automated emails reflecting timely updates to your child’s grades and attendance records. In addition, you will be able to email teachers through the Parent Portal.
To recieve your username and password for this site, bring your vailid photo ID to the main office.
The PTO is currently asking for cafeteria volunteers during lunch time hours to help monitor the students. If you are available during any of the following times, please notify your child's homeroom teacher:
Congratulations to our faculty and staff members of the month!
Faculty Member: Mrs. Woodson-Robbins
Staff Member: Mr. Quiller
Visit the LMMS Rockstar Bulletin Board to learn more about them.
New Cell Phone Regulations
IMPORTANT PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE POLICY ON CELL PHONES IN SCHOOLS
For at least the past three school years, the Board of Education has utilized a permissive possession-but-non use-during-school-hours approach to cell phones in the public schools of Aiken County. The rule was that a student could have the cell phone in his/her physical possession as long as it was not activated and not being utilized or displayed in any manner.
Generally, students could have them in book bags, pocketbooks, and even clothing pockets. However, the devices had to be kept out of sight and turned “off.” Even leaving a phone “on” and with an audible tone for incoming calls could become a violation if someone tried to call in on the cell phone and it could be heard. This was a “passive violation” and required certain disciplinary action. Any intentional display or activation/manipulation of the cell phone was considered an “active violation” and could lead to more serious levels of discipline. [These rules applied to middle and high schools. Generally, elementary students were not to bring these devices to school unless prior permissions or arrangements with the school authorities were made.]
LeavelleMcCampbellMiddle School is dedicated to the development of lifelong readers and writers. Our aim is to raise achievement and close any identified gaps in literacy throughout our school. We seek to challenge students to become critical thinkers functioning at a high level in a global society.
Dates To Remember
February 4-18 - Doughnut Fundraiser
February 11 - IGP Meetings (by appointment)
February 12 - Awards Day
February 15 - No Classes
February 16 - Parent Night (6:00 PM)
February 18 - Interim Reports
February 19 - Clubs
February 22 - Doughnut Pick Up Day
February 24 - 8th Grade Field Trip
February 25 - Career Fair
February 26 - Faculty/Parent Vs. Student Basketball Game
March 3 - Early Release Day
March 5 - No School
March 12 - Advisor/Advisee
March 16 - State PASS test Day 1
March 17 - State PASS test Day 2
March 19 - 6th grade field trip
March 22 - End of 3rd Quarter
March 23 - PASS test Makeup Day
March 26 - No School
March 31 - Report Cards Issued
IMPORTANT PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE POLICY ON CELL PHONES IN SCHOOLS
For at least the past three school years, the Board of Education has utilized a permissive possession-but-non use-during-school-hours approach to cell phones in the public schools of Aiken County. The rule was that a student could have the cell phone in his/her physical possession as long as it was not activated and not being utilized or displayed in any manner.
Generally, students could have them in book bags, pocketbooks, and even clothing pockets. However, the devices had to be kept out of sight and turned “off.” Even leaving a phone “on” and with an audible tone for incoming calls could become a violation if someone tried to call in on the cell phone and it could be heard. This was a “passive violation” and required certain disciplinary action. Any intentional display or activation/manipulation of the cell phone was considered an “active violation” and could lead to more serious levels of discipline. [These rules applied to middle and high schools. Generally, elementary students were not to bring these devices to school unless prior permissions or arrangements with the school authorities were made.]