Fantastic school. Not only are the staff friendly and courteous, my 2 kids are getting quality…read moreeducation. The principal has been very accommodating to special one of requests.

We were given an ultimatum for our child to leave back in August of 23 beginning of school year,…read moreafter 1.5 years there. Supposedly the rude secretary in the front said my wife used a tone (when she would use one with us), and then the same lady tried to get involved in an email with our child and was spreading rumors, etc. I get a call from the Principal on a Monday at 1206pm saying our child leaves today and sign a paper or he is expelled forever. Also our kid had straight As for 22 -23. We had no warning, no nothing. The Principal even went to our Church. Just embarrassing, and they clearly broke their contract as we had NO idea there was an issue. I was just told he didn't think we could move forward and he wouldn't let us sit down or talk or anything. We are not the type of parents to over react, and Boyd runs this thing as a regime. It's really sad. I should have heeded the warnings and known it would be disastrous. He even sent an email put to everyone in 2022 saying his 4th grade son made the 5th grade and up team. This was ridiculous. Clearly it should never have happened from a rules and physical standpoint. When our kid started in Feb of 22' I should have known, as our son is adopted and they made him take more incoming tests than the average student to make sure he could handle the work load. The problem is, now our kid is in Fort Mill schools and it's so much tougher. He is doing well, but Walnut Grove has had a long history of not getting getting children prepared. Ask them what their teacher and student turnover is too..it's astronomical. Just a very very poor experience. Plus, they refuse to refund our thousands saying I signed a form when our kid left and released him, I didn't. Thankfully we are getting advice on how to proceed. Just a horrible experience and unfortunately a school that I would have a very hard time as deeming Christian. The kids who go there are usually the outcasts of a public system. We wanted a Christian education. So so sad it went the way it did. We even sought Christian advice at the church we both went to, and the Pastor there very much said that the Boyd's run it as a regime and they should absolutely refund us and we handled it well. It's just really sad. I could be so much more negative but I'll hold back.

Philip's is the best place for our daughter to learn, be safe and make friends. The curriculum is…read morein line with her abilities and she is seen as an individual, not a disability.

very good! educational! helped kids learn very well, interactive subject!read more

We have had one child complete the final grade offered, 8th grade. We still have one child…read moreenrolled. While this charter school once was renowned for high scores it is currently transitioning its focus from academics to a more political based school. Funds, many which come from parents donations, are being spent on unnecessary hires. It is sad to see the downfall of what was once one of Charlotte's finest. But as they say, all good things come to an end. If looking for a charter school, please look at other options or even public schools at this point.

it's on the whole other end of Charlotte and completely opposite from me which is terribly…read moreinconvenient but since this is where the instruction is this is where I am, off and on, a couple times a week. been going on for a while and will continue so for a few whiles more... a year and change ago, at the onset of the plague hysteria, the Governor's office announced that ALL in-person instruction in the state was suspended per direction from the lead duck at the CDC and the information on CPCC's web site reflected the same... except that in-person instruction never really stopped (at least in the tech programs) and now I'm a year behind in school but still slightly ahead of the grading curve. thank you so very little mr governor :-( generally speaking schools have a choice to either spend money on furniture and window dressings OR equipment; this program is one of the top in the field nationally so guess where the money went... yep, the lab furniture is a bit dated but still functional but the classroom tech is current and the tools and apparatuses I've used so far lands on the spectrum between industry-standard to state-of-the art which is pretty impressive all things considered. please be aware that buildings 1 and 2 are part of building 3 and the other building is 4 which contains a well stocked vendo-land, the bookstore and library and metal working shop. parking is easily accessible from Hebron or you can maybe park closer by coming in off Nations Ford? this might involve a bit of driving around but you're in a car so no biggie, right? or would you prefer to remain uneducated?

I studied at South Piedmont Community College for 4 years from 2014-2018 and have an Associate in…read moreScience degree. The staff here is very friendly and treated me like family and was always there to help me when I needed it! I learned so much through taking classes here, and I always felt right at home whenever I set foot on campus. I would like to be able to go back some day. God bless South Piedmont Community College!

One of three high schools in Fort Mill. The newest of the three. 2026-2027 is their 8th year and…read moreseason.

OMS is highly recommended for 6th and 7th grades, but 8th grade is another story, depending on what…read moreteam the students get put on. Our child has only had excellent teachers, and our family has always thought highly of the school district. This is the first school year we have been disappointed in OMS. We can all agree that there will always be teachers that students and parents are not 100% fond of, but this year was different. The number of parents and students complaining about the English I class on a specific team is mindboggling. The students and parents talk to one another, so everyone knows the difference between one English I class and another at OMS and NGC. The parents know one English I class is more demanding and harder than the rest. We know parents complained to the district last year, and the solution was moving those students to a different team, which is why many parents decided not to go to the district this year -- no hope for change. We also know that moving students to a different team was a solution for some students again this year. While the assistant principal has been very active in trying to help with all the complaints, for which all the students and parents are thankful, the principal's lack of action and empathy is a major concern. If a concern is brought to the principal's attention, he quickly dismisses the complaint and offers no solutions or ways to help. It does not matter if 1 or 1,000 students complain about the same issue; he will not stick up for the person(s) on the other end but will always make excuses for what you are trying to bring to his attention. There is a quick answer or reason for EVERYTHING! Do not go to the principal expecting any resolution for problems because he simply does not care and will do nothing. There is no "let me look into this" and get back to you; the conversation is done! This issue extends beyond the current students at OMS. It is about the students who endured a similar experience last year and will face the same challenges after current students leave. The problem is more than just moving kids from one team to another; it is about the quality of education and the learning environment at OMS. If the district truly values the students at OMS, they must thoroughly evaluate the English I course and the teacher. The school's reputation, particularly with 8th grade, is rapidly deteriorating and will only worsen if nothing is done.

Blue Ribbon School!!…read more In Union county, in the Brookhaven subdivision. Great computer lab, in-house radio program, run by 5th graders. Growing school with lots of transferee's, currently building another new wing. Teacher's are caring and responsible.