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INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

Bridging School

to the RealWorld

CHaRLESTON

COLLEgIaTE SCHOOL

C

harleston Collegiate School is one of the area’s best-

kept secrets. Nestled in a quiet setting, its curriculum

is one-of-a-kind in the Lowcountry.

What sets Charleston Collegiate apart is its curriculum

built around project-based learning – working together

through hands-on activities and creative thinking.

The end goal is making sure students understand the

real world in relation to the things they learn in the

classroom. They are empowered to become actively

invested in their education.

Bridging the connection from school to the real world

enhances learning at CCS. For example, an on-site micro-

farm allows students in the early grades to grow food that is

not only served with lunch on campus but also sold at local

farmers markets. In middle school, students focus on careers

through job shadowing, guest speakers and internships.

Entrepreneurship is emphasized in the upper school, where

students are required to construct a business plan which they

present at a competition sponsored by YES Carolina.

According to Head of School Hacker Burr, every senior

graduating from CCS is accepted to a four-year college.

Because of its physical setting, students can interact with

the physical world. The 30-acre campus includes a forest,

nature trails and an outdoor classroom. The school offers

basketball, cheerleading, cross country, football, tennis, soccer,

golf, volleyball, baseball and archery teams.

With a 25-percent minority population, CCS is the most

diverse co-ed, non-sectarian, pre-K-12 independent school

in the Southeast. Need-based and academic scholarships are

offered, thanks to private donors. And with the convenience

of the school’s own bus service, students come to CCS from

all over the Charleston area.

“Our students are learning some of the most

important real-world skills that we could ever teach,” Burr

commented.

To learn more, visit

www.charlestoncollegiate.org

or call

843-559-5506.

Congratulations

to the classes of

2015 and 2016 on

their College

Acceptances!

Anderson University

Appalachian State

University

Auburn University

Bard College

Brevard College

Charleston Southern

University

Clemson University

Coastal Carolina University

College of Charleston

Drexel University

Eckerd College

Elon University

Furman University

Georgia Institute

of Technology

Georgia Southern

University

High Point University

Mercer University-Honors

Miami University

Mississippi State University

Newberry College

North Carolina

State University

Ohio Wesleyan University

Presbyterian College

Purdue University

Roanoke College

Rochester Institute

of Technology

Savannah College of

Art and Design

Union College

University of Alabama

University of Arkansas

University of California

University of Colorado

University of Denver

University of Georgia

University of Kentucky

University of

Louisiana Lafayette

University of New Orleans

University of Miami

University of Minnesota

Twin Cities

University of Mississippi

University of Oregon

University of

South Carolina

University of Tennessee

Virginia Polytechnic

Institute and

State University

Winthrop University

CHARLESTON

COLLEGIATE

2024 Academy Drive • Johns Island, SC 29455

Phone: (843) 559-5506 •

charlestoncollegiate.org

Project-Based

Learning

Financial

Literacy and

Entrepreneurship

Creativity and

the Arts

Leadership

through

Outdoor

Education