Awful administration, security and privacy issues, good community. Admins don't solve issues…read morecorrectly and when a student was dealing with a legal situation, they kicked them out instead of any help or counseling and had them finish Senior year online. For security, 1 or 2 lockdown incidents and some threats. For privacy, multiple flaws (Ex. SRO made several attempts to spy on students' social media) I will say they offer a lot of programs and clubs as well as great athletics.

SOA is an amazing school with amazing kids and surprisingly, great school lunch. If you have a…read morechild that's good at something like singing in the shower or playing a hello kitty piano, this is the place for them!

The Charleston County School of the Arts Middle & High School is a great school for an arts based…read moreand overall well rounded education. I have enjoyed visiting this school many times to speak to students and be a part of different events on campus and I have been impressed every time by the level of quality of the students. I really like the open feel and layout of the campus and all the space the school has to offer. I also like the energy and vibe of the students at this school as you can feel all of the creativity running through the halls when school is in session. Every time I come here I always seem to learn something too and I always leaved inspired. This school is well run and I look forward to being able to return again in the future to help out.

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 daughter has been going to this school for two years and we have absolutely loved her experience…read morethere as far as the teachers and staff. However, the lady at lower school that directs traffic in the morning has a disgusting attitude for whatever reason and has been mocking me for walking my daughter in and this morning even stared me down as I was leaving. I would greatly appreciate if someone addressed her as she isn't doing a good job of matching the loving environment and energy that school represents.

My oldest will be a rising Senior, then his two younger sisters will be rising a Sophomore and 3rd…read moregrader, respectively. Both my husband and I grew up in public schools and choosing Hammond was a big decision and investment for our family. I regularly ask my kids if they are glad to be at Hammond and the answer is always a resounding, "Yes!". Hammond provides my children with an opportunity to be challenged, to grow in their passions, to experience new opportunities, to excel in becoming a well rounded individual that has a healthy respect for academic, athletic and cultural excellence. We have seen much growth and change at Hammond in our 13 years with technology, new facilities on campus, curriculum as it is an environment that knows to excel you can never stop learning and being open to change. Helen Kiser joined the Hammond family this past summer as LS Head and has already won the respect as well as the hearts of students, faculty and families. I know that with her passion for children and positive nature our LS will continue to amaze and engage our students to do great things and more importantly become kind and generous citizens. I have said to many parents that ask about our US, the guidance and dedicated partnership your family receives from the College Counseling Department in 9th-12th grade is well worth the investment of tuition. If you are looking for a positive, challenging and well rounded environment for your children, I hope you will visit Hammond. It was the best decision our family has ever made and we have three kids that agree.

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.

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.

Charles Ellis Montessori K-8 is amazing place for kids to attend school ! The kids are allowed to…read morelearn at their own pace , which is great if you have a super intelligent child like I have . The teacher & staff are friendly and the kids are taught manners wow manners some adults need a refresher course on that !

Sure do like this MS! Our daughter has attended for both 8th & 9th grades. Attentive staff, great…read moreparent support opportunities and a beautiful campus. Just need to improve the morning drop-off routine...

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.

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.