they once thought i was a school shooter bc i left a pep rally because of a panic attack. the…read moreadmins do not care about majority of the students. the ladies in guidance are lovely. everyone else sucks. the students are majority bullies that get away with everything. the lunch is tragic. if you're not an IB/AB student they really couldnt give two shits ab you because you're not contributing as much to the class average. bless yalls hearts

they focus more on making rules and enforcing them than trying to create a good learning…read moreenvironment for there students. They invested in yonder pouches this year when they should have invested in cleaner bathrooms and doors for the stalls, it is disgusting having to put toilet paper on the edges of the walls to prevent yourself from being seen while using the bathroom, and some bathrooms don't even have doors, they make so many rules on the smallest things then punish the students for not wanting to follow each of their rules. It's looking more like a prison than a school As years pass by.

Wish that I could give this modern, large high school five (5) stars, but I only go there to vote,…read moreand thus I have a limited involvement and a limited exploration of the campus. Large parking lot for cars, with school buses off to the side of the large lot off of Main Road on Johns Island. Nice looking gym, which is well maintained and in good condition. It is in the gym that we vote, after waiting in line as always, but that is not the fault of the high school or the staff. Wish that my high school had been this good a campus, but it was in the upper part of downtown Charleston and was almost 30 years old when I attended it and, yes, it is still a school but now is a middle school.

St. John's High School on John's Island is a great school full of wonderful students and caring…read moreteachers and administrators. I have been able to visit here several times as a volunteer and speaker for a couple of events and I have come away impressed every time.

This the school my youngest son graduated from, in fact he was in their first senior class. This…read moreschool has a strong group of teachers, coaches (my wife is the swim coach), and administration. The promote Godly principles as well as a well rounded education program. The campus is modern and well kept up. Their gym is amazing! big and fun to watch a game in. If youre looking for a school for your child look at theses folks.

Charleston Collegiate has been a wonderful fit for our family. After attending private schools in…read moreCharlotte, our daughter is much happier and more engaged at this middle school. I respectfully disagree with Sarah M.'s review suggesting the school lacks a culture of enthusiastic and disciplined learning--our experience has been quite the opposite. The teachers and staff are genuinely welcoming. They greet students by name each morning and cultivate an environment where learning is both enjoyable and meaningful. Students are encouraged to step outside their comfort zones through hands-on, creative projects that spark curiosity and confidence. One standout feature is the Outdoor Education Class (OEC) taught by Mr. Spann. Held entirely outdoors, it offers students a much needed break from traditional classroom routines while still providing valuable learning experiences. We've also had the opportunity to attend several student exhibitions this year, where kids proudly present their projects to parents and staff. It's been inspiring to see our daughter's growth and excitement. From a safety standpoint, which is extremely important to us, there is a security guard on campus, locked buildings, and attentive staff throughout the campus whenever we've visited. Most importantly, being of another religion, my daughter felt welcomed and safe at Charleston Collegiate which cannot be said about her previous private school. Charleston Collegiate may not be the right fit for every family, but if your child thrives in a non-traditional setting and would benefit from a more diverse and dynamic educational experience, this school is certainly worth considering.

A truly amazing school--the atmosphere, the teaching, the people. One of a kind and unique…read more Couldn't recommend it more.

Bishop England HS is the best high school for a well rounded Catholic education. My family and…read morefriends went there and they all had a wonderful experience!

Class of 79'! We were downtown in an old moldy building. Wow, have things changed. Beautiful…read morecampus on Daniel Island. I went for a b-ball game for my young cousin who place for the Girls Battling Bishops! And they were great. Nice facility for sure. Ample parking. Was great seeing some of my old classmates that are now parents of some of the team. Really a nice school that is lightyears ahead of the facility they had downtown.

My son is in his 4th year at USL and loves it! The academic program is rigorous and the teachers…read moreare supportive of student learning. We love the focus on citizenship, community, and experiential learning. The school consistently communicates with families and provides opportunities for students to engage in service or social activities outside of the school day.

Unique learning experience at University School of the Lowcountry! On Wednesday, student take part…read moreon experiences called "learning outside of the classroom" visiting businesses, parks, museums, places of worship, etc. as well as watching/listening to performances and speakers. This is one example that makes USL such a unique learning experience.

Mason Preparatory School is located downtown Charleston off of Halsey Blvd and Bull Street. Mason…read morePrep is a private school associated with SCISA schools. This is a great private school with strong and experienced faculty in all of the core subjects. Also very strong French and Spanish faculty so the students are well prepared for High School. Overall Mason Preparatory School does an excellent job of preparing the students for High School and I highly recommend it thus the 5 Stars!

From the owner: Students at Mason Prep experience a vibrant learning community that prepares them for success in…read morethe classroom and beyond. Here, students, families, and educators work and learn as a team, with a shared goal of whole-child development. Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make on behalf of your child. We know that this process involves a great deal of research, and we are here to answer your questions. Our admissions process is highly personalized and designed to foster a partnership between our staff and parents, which ultimately ensures each student's success. Contact us for more information or to tour our campus. 843.805.6015, admissions@masonprep.org

I am a graduate of Ashley Hall. Class of 1982. Ashley Hall was and is an outstanding school. An…read moreAH diploma opens many doors for young women. The school focuses on rigorous academics and high standard of conduct. I treasure my AH education and the lifelong friends I made there.

Even though right now our son doesn't go there anymore the school does a great job with working…read morewith the kids and the families. Thank you for everything you did!

If I could give zero stars, I would. This business should not be open to any children. There is a…read morereason why there is no waitlist. My son lasted one day there. The place is dirty, the teachers clearly do not like children and the director gaslights the parents. We saw things with our own eyes upon arrival and that was enough to remove our child from this place. We notified the director about the teacher's behavior and the director neglected to do anything or even acknowledge that the behavior was unacceptable to a preschool teacher. My child still has nightmares about that one day.